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WHAT I DO

One system, four doors.

Four targeted entry points into a single, cohesive operations architecture. Each one gets you to the same place — a business that runs without you in every decision.

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$1,000

Solo or 1–2 people, roughly $150–300K in revenue. I examine how you're structured, what tools you're running, and how work actually moves day to day, then hand you a findings document naming the two or three things costing you the most — plus a roadmap call to walk through the fix.

Lite

The place to start if you're not sure what needs fixing yet — only that something does. A deep-dive diagnostic of your workflows, sized to your business, ending in a findings document and a roadmap call: a clear, transparent picture of exactly which systems need rebuilding, and in what order.

The diagnostic front door.

OPERATIONS AUDIT
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Core
$1,500

Small team of 3–6, roughly $300–600K in revenue. I go deeper across the same six areas — structure, tools, workflows, financials, and risk — and map how a gap in one is quietly driving cost in another. The findings document runs fuller; the roadmap call lays out a sequenced fix.

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Deep
$2,250

Established team of 7–15, roughly $600K–$1M in revenue. A full examination of every system running the business, sized to the complexity a team this size carries. The findings document goes section by section with the detail this scale needs to see its blind spots — and the roadmap call sets the order to fix them.

SYSTEMS & BOOKS CLEANUP

A finite fix, not an open-ended commitment.

For the business whose digital workspace and financials have quietly fallen behind — not a redesign, a remediation. Diagnostic-first, priced by how far behind things are and how large the business is, with a defined start and a defined end.

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DONE-FOR-YOU BUILDOUT

For businesses starting from nothing.

A phased build of the brand, web presence, systems, and revenue infrastructure a creator or small media brand needs but has never had — for audiences with real reach and no operational foundation underneath them yet.

Foundation
Foundation — $8,500

Phase 1 only: a full brand system and website, built from the ground up. The identity, the messaging, and the site that gives an audience with real reach a professional home base for the first time.

Growth

hases 1–3: everything in Foundation, plus YouTube channel setup and a cross-platform social system built to run consistently. The brand extends past the website into where the audience actually spends time.

Growth — $11,500
Full Stack

Phases 1–4: the complete build — brand, website, content channels, and the revenue infrastructure to convert an audience into income. Everything needed to go from "just a following" to an operating business.

Full Stack — $13,500
Premium
Premium — $16,500+

Full Stack plus 90 days of post-launch optimization. I stay on after the build to watch what's working, adjust what isn't, and make sure the infrastructure is actually converting before I hand it off.

OPERATIONS RETAINER

The ongoing partnership.

For businesses ready to hand off operations permanently, not just for a single project. I run the systems as your strategic partner — same-day response on every tier, with a three-month minimum to give the relationship room to work.

Stabilize
$1,150/mo · up to 10 hrs

The entry tier, for the business that needs the bleeding stopped first. I take on what's actively breaking — the fires you're fighting instead of running the business — with same-day response so nothing sits waiting on you. This is where most retainer relationships start.

Systematize
$2,400/mo · up to 20 hrs

The core engagement, once the fires are out. I build the systems that keep the same problems from resurfacing — documented processes, cleaner tools, workflows that hold up without you standing over them. This is where the operational foundation actually gets built.

Operate
$3,750/mo · up to 30 hrs

The full partnership. I run operations day to day as your partner — not working a task list, but owning outcomes across the business the way an internal operator would, so you're free to focus on growth instead of the machinery underneath it.

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NOT SURE WHICH DOOR IS YOURS?

One conversation will tell you.

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