Answer six quick questions. Get a 90-day playbook built for your business, in your inbox in [X minutes]. It ranks five places work slips through the cracks and lays out the fixes in order.
A caller hits voicemail at 7pm. They don’t leave a message. They call the next shop on the list.
A web lead waits two hours for a reply. By then they’ve booked somebody else.
Booked calls that never happen. No reminder went out, and nobody tried to rebook.
Copying leads into the CRM. Chasing invoices. Typing up notes. Hours a week, every week.
Not every business needs all five. The playbook tells you which ones to fix first, what each fix takes, and which tools do the job.
A clear offer, a short form, and a reply that goes out in minutes, not hours.
Targeted ads, plus a nudge to the old leads already sitting in your CRM.
Speed-to-lead follow-up and an AI receptionist that answers, qualifies and books.
AI feedback on your consults, so you can see where deals stall.
Review requests, check-ins and referral asks that go out on their own.
Every inquiry gets a fast answer, day or night. Old leads get a second look instead of rotting in a spreadsheet.
Follow-ups, review asks and referral requests go out after every job. Nobody has to remember.
Lead replies, scheduling and routine messages run on their own. Your team works on customers, not copy-paste.
Your business type, team size and biggest leak. About two minutes.
A 90-day plan built from your answers, ranked by impact. Sent to your inbox in [X minutes].
Book a short call to go over it. Optional. Plenty of people just run with the plan.
Fixed price, quoted after a call. Live in 2 to 4 weeks, with a handover document.
Each one replaced work a person was doing by hand. Client names are kept private.
Calls after hours, or while the crew was on a job, went to voicemail. Each one was work walking away.
A voice agent answers every call, takes the details, sorts it by urgency, and texts the owner a recap within a minute. It never quotes a price.
A first call to a law firm often hits voicemail. Someone who needs a lawyer today calls the next firm.
The agent asks the intake questions, books the consultation into the firm calendar, and flags urgent matters for the on-call attorney.
Chasing overdue invoices meant a person on the phone all afternoon, with notes written up later or not at all.
The agent places the calls, sends the payment link, and writes each outcome straight into GoHighLevel.
Page messages waited hours, and the ones that needed a person got lost among simple questions.
The AI answers the easy ones at once, alerts the team in Slack on pricing and complaints, and goes quiet when a person replies.
Six questions, two minutes. A written 90-day plan in your inbox, yours to keep.
I spent nine years as a licensed electrical engineer, safety officer and operations lead before moving into automation. So I read a business as a system first and reach for a tool second.
I find where the work leaks out, then close the leak with Retell, Vapi, n8n, Make and GoHighLevel. I test against real calls and real messages, not happy paths. Every build ships with a handover document, so your team can run it without me.
Yes. No card, no call required. If you want help building what’s in it, that’s a separate, fixed-price quote.
Your answers go through an AI workflow I built, the same kind of system I set up for clients. It writes a plan for your business type and team size, ranked by what each leak likely costs you. [Rey to confirm: reviewed by a person, or fully automated.]
No. You get the playbook, then a few short follow-up emails with ideas for your business. Unsubscribe any time with one click.
Every build is fixed price, quoted after a short call once I know the scope. No hourly meter running in the background.
No. I build in GoHighLevel, n8n, Make or Zapier, and work with the tools you already use, as long as they have an API. If one doesn’t, I’ll tell you on the call.
You decide what it can and can’t do. Agents are kept narrow on purpose. The field service agent, for example, never quotes a price.
You get a handover document with every build, so your team can fix the common stuff. I stay on call if you’d rather I did, and retainers cover monitoring and fixes.
I work US hours. 9pm to 1am in Baguio lines up with US Eastern mornings, so calls and fixes happen while you’re at work.
Six questions. Your plan lands in your inbox in [X minutes].
Answer six questions. About two minutes.
Check your inbox. Your playbook arrives in [X minutes].
Run with it. Fix the top leak yourself, or ask for help.
Built for established home service businesses, law firms and auto repair shops.