Paid ads → booked calls
Google Ads + Meta Ads wired to a landing page wired to an enrichment and follow-up pipeline that books the call.
Fixed-price scope on one page. Audit trail and kill-switch included. The code is yours.
What it does, what it fixes, what it returns.
Runs the ads, captures the lead, enriches the company, triggers the follow-up agent, puts meetings on your calendar. All automated end to end.
Paid traffic dropping into a web form and dying there. No follow-up, no context, no call booked.
Cost per booked call down 30–60%. 15+ qualified meetings per month on modest ad budgets.
Weeks, not quarters.
The same five steps every system goes through. The first is a free call and the second is a single page.
- 01
A thirty-minute call
We map what is manual, what it costs you every week, and which piece an agent should run first.
- 02
A one-page scope
Fixed price. Named deliverables. Every integration and every edge case spelled out before anything gets built.
- 03
Built in the open
A live Slack thread. Something demoable every few days. No month-long silence.
- 04
Shipped with a kill-switch
Audit trail, rollback command, documented handoff. The code is yours from day one.
- 05
Then it grows
Care and iteration start the month it goes live. Month to month, thirty days out.
What you can hold me to.
An audit trail on every action
Every send, post, and transaction is logged and queryable by date. There is no black box you are asked to trust.
A kill-switch on every integration
One command stops any system I ship. You never have to email me to turn something off.
Portable code, yours to keep
Accounts, credentials, documentation, and a working copy of the code are handed over at launch, so you could take the whole thing in-house tomorrow if you wanted to.
Direct access to the builder
You talk to the person who wrote the code. No account manager, no ticket queue, no rotating rep.
Systems that sit next to this one.
Give me the workflow. I’ll ship the system.
One thirty-minute call to map it, one page to scope it. You keep the code, the data, and the hours.