Three projects, each aimed at one problem you already know you have. Pick whichever sounds most like your week. If none of them fits, say so on the call and we will scope the actual thing instead.
Each one starts with a symptom rather than a service, because nobody wakes up wanting local search optimisation. They wake up wondering why the phone is quiet.
Four weeks, one off
from AU$990
“People nearby cannot find us, or they find somebody else first.”
Your Google listing rebuilt properly, a review routine your team can keep running, the handful of pages that do the explaining, and the directories made to agree with each other. Plus an honest account of what does and does not work for showing up in AI answers.
Best for: Trades, shops, kitchens and practices that live or die on somebody searching nearby.
What is included, in detailFour weeks, one off
from AU$1,790
“Enquiries arrive and go cold. Quotes go quiet and nobody chases them.”
Missed calls answered by text inside a minute, quote follow-ups that run on a schedule and stop the moment somebody replies, an honest after-hours answer, and every enquiry landing in one place. Set up under Australian consent law rather than the American assumptions baked into most tools.
Best for: Anybody who quotes for work, or whose phone rings while their hands are full.
What is included, in detailFive weeks, one off
from AU$2,490
“The same thing gets typed into three systems and the admin eats the evenings.”
The repetitive week mapped first, then the parts worth automating: invoice chasing, receipt coding, the Monday numbers. Your accounting, quoting and email introduced to each other. Your people trained on live work, and one page of plain rules for what AI may touch.
Best for: Businesses where somebody capable is spending their Sunday on paperwork.
What is included, in detailStarting prices. The final figure depends on the size of your business and what we agree in the scope, and you see it in writing before you commit to anything. Prices published because being coy about money wastes the first phone call.
Trades, shops, kitchens, practices and service businesses. Places where the person who decides is also the person serving, quoting or under a sink, and where a decision has to pay for itself inside a quarter because there is no budget line for experiments.
Not start-ups, not head offices, and not businesses with a marketing department to hand this to. If you have one of those, most of what is on this site you can do yourselves, and we would tell you so.
Most businesses have more than one of these, and the order matters more than the choice. Automating replies to enquiries you are not getting is an expensive way to feel busy.
| If this sounds like you | Start with | Why that order |
|---|---|---|
| The phone barely rings at all | Get Found | There is nothing to follow up yet. Fix the finding before the answering. |
| The phone rings but work still slips away | Sell More | You have demand and you are losing it between the enquiry and the reply. |
| You are flat out and drowning in admin | Get More Done | More enquiries would make your week worse. Get the hours back first. |
| All three, honestly | Get Found | Almost always. It is the cheapest, it is the one with the free platform behind it, and it makes the other two worth doing. |
These are not selling points bolted onto three different products. They are the same six commitments, in the same words, on every job we take, and they are the reason our scope documents are one page rather than twelve.
The three projects above are starting points rather than moulds, and plenty of the work we do does not fit any of them. A booking system nobody can use. A spreadsheet holding the whole business together. A report that takes somebody a day a month to assemble by hand.
Bring it to the free call. If AI can genuinely fix it we will scope it and quote it. If it cannot, we will say so, and quite often the answer is that the fix has nothing to do with AI at all. That is still a useful half hour and it still costs nothing.
How an engagement runsThat is exactly what the free chat is for. Half an hour about your business, no pitch, and a straight answer about which of these would be worth the money and which would not.