Fixed fee to start. A retainer after, if you want me around.
I install the system in your business. Your team holds the controls.
We start with the pain that costs you most, or I embed for a week and find it. I turn it into a workflow that runs, in days, and your team holds the controls. Then I stay curious about the next thing worth fixing.
Email me. I read and reply to every one myself, and we book a call from there.
Start with one system. Then a partner, not a hired gun.
Start with the pain that costs you most.
Fixed fee. Installed in days. Your team holds the controls.
The process that costs you most, turned into a workflow that runs in your accounts, with someone on your team approving what matters. One number, in writing, before anything starts.
Don't know where it hurts? I'll find it.
I embed with your team for a week and watch how the work actually moves.
Then I come back with the list: what to fix first, what it saves, what it costs. You pick where we start.
Then I stay curious.
Savings first, then growth.
I say what I'd build next and build it if you want it. A retainer, if you want me around. You get a partner, not a hired gun.
It runs, or I come back until it does.
Agencies: install it once, run it for every client.
Antrix OS
Runs on a Claude subscription. Not tokens.
What I install runs on the Claude subscription you already pay for. Flat cost. Outgrow it and it keeps going on API usage: no ceiling, your call. Mac first, best on its own machine with its own inbox. The same system runs my own companies.
Payments review
Stripe Certified. Where it leaks, what's left on the table.
Your business takes payments and pays people. I go through it: failed payments, refunds, unpaid invoices, the reminders that were never set. You get a list, in order of money, and the fixes installed.
Most consultants leave you a slide deck. I leave a system running.
An account manager between you and the person doing the work.
You talk to the person doing the work. There is nobody else.
A monthly slide deck about what's coming.
A system running in your accounts, and the log of what it did.
A platform you rent; leave, and it stops.
Your accounts, your bill. Leave, and it keeps running.
Junior hands on your business, senior names on the proposal.
Ten years of building the systems money runs through. Same hands, start to finish.
How it starts
Three steps. The first is an email.
- 1
You email me the pain
What's still done by hand and roughly how long it takes each week. Two sentences. I read and reply to every one myself, and we book a call from there.
- 2
We talk for half an hour
How it happens today, who does it, and what has to be true for you to trust software doing it. If it isn't a fit, I'll say so.
- 3
You get one number, then a working system
A fixed fee in writing. Then you watch it run on your real data before anything reaches a customer. It goes live with someone on your team approving, and your team holds the controls.
Who this is for
For the owner who'd rather have it done than manage it.
Business owners and founders who've outgrown their own hours.
Freelancers and agencies too: the same systems, multiplied across every client.
You know your business. You're still doing the busywork by hand: the inbox, the quotes, the follow-ups, the Monday numbers. Working in it, never on it.
Describe a process once. Approve what matters. Hear from me when there's something worth looking at.
If that sounds like you, you'll like working this way.
Tell me what's still done by hand.
Two sentences. I read and reply to every one myself, and we book a call from there.