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Less Busywork. Fewer Mistakes. More Time for What Matters.

Good automations disappear into your workflow. I help businesses streamline operations, reduce repetitive tasks, and get more done - using the tools you already trust.

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Built around your real, day-to-day workflow

Designed for adoption, not novelty

My Automation Philosophy

Most “AI solutions” fail because they expect people to change how they work. Real businesses don't want new dashboards, new logins, or new habits-they want the things they already do to run smoother. My philosophy is simple: automations only work when they disappear into your existing workflow.

I spend time understanding how your team actually operates: the tools you use every day, the shortcuts you rely on, the steps you skip, and the workarounds you've built over the years. Then I build systems that slot into those habits, not against them. No friction, no learning curve, no disruption

You get tools that feel natural, reduce mistakes, and quietly save hours each week-without ever feeling like “AI.”

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An experienced partner for your business

Long-term vision, not in-and-out

Automations That Create Real Business Outcomes

Good automations don't just “work”-they make a noticeable difference in your day. I focus on systems that remove busywork, prevent errors, and speed up the parts of your business that matter most. That means fewer manual tasks, fewer dropped balls, faster turnaround, and more hours reclaimed every week.

Whether it's organizing incoming requests, cleaning up data, routing information, preparing reports, or helping your team communicate more efficiently, every automation is built with a clear outcome in mind: saving time, reducing friction, and improving consistency.

If you want to see concrete examples of real automations and the impact they've had, I've put together a breakdown of actual workflows, hours saved, and results.

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Focused on hours saved, errors reduced, and faster operations

Based on currently working solutions

Free Workflow & Automation Audit

Most businesses don't know where their biggest time drains actually are - they just feel the daily friction. I created a simple audit you can use to map your workflow, uncover bottlenecks, and spot the tasks that are stealing hours every week. It's quick, practical, and tailored to the way real businesses operate.

You'll get clear recommendations, examples of what can be automated, and a realistic prioritization roadmap. No sales pitch - just useful insight you can apply immediately.

Identify repetitive tasks, delays, and hidden busywork

Get a clear list of high-impact automation opportunities

Free, fast, and built around your real systems

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Get free automation ideas

Make your business more efficient

Pricing Built Around Real Business Value

Automation isn't about how long something takes me to build - it's about the hours it gives back to you. Everything here is priced to deliver a clear return, whether that's reducing repetitive work, preventing mistakes, or speeding up the processes your business depends on. No hype, no vague consulting fees - just straightforward pricing tied directly to the outcomes you'll see.

Simple Automations

Great for small tasks, routing, formatting, and everyday workflow fixes.

Typically: $200-$800

Common examples include:

  • Automatic lead routing
  • Email/SMS follow-up sequences
  • File organization workflows
  • Internal notifications
  • Data cleanup/normalization
  • Simple two–three step Zapier/Make automations

These are fast, high-impact, and usually pay for themselves within days!

Standard Multi-Step Workflows

More complex, multi-tool workflows with logic, error handling, or AI support.

Typically: $800–$3,000

Common examples include:

  • CRM pipeline automation
  • Multi-step form + CRM + email integrations
  • Scheduling or intake workflows
  • Inventory or job-tracking processes
  • AI-assisted data extraction or summarization
  • Workflows that replace recurring manual tasks

These save hours every week and reduce human error dramatically!

Advanced Automations & AI Systems

For deeper integrations, cross-platform syncs, or heavy AI personalization.

Typically: $3,000–$10,000+

Common examples include:

  • Full workflow automation across multiple apps
  • AI-powered customer support tools
  • OCR/intake → AI processing → output routing systems
  • Internal dashboard automation
  • Real-time data pipelines
  • Custom business process automation

These usually create the largest ROI because they remove entire chunks of manual work.

Hourly / On-Demand Work

For smaller fixes or extra support, I offer hourly work at $95–$125/hr, depending on complexity. This is ideal for quick improvements or adding steps to existing workflows.

Ongoing Optimization & Support

Most businesses save the most money when their automations evolve over time. For that, I offer ongoing support plans typically ranging from $300-$1,500/month (depending on volume and complexity). These include things such as adding new automations, monitoring existing workflows, fixing issues before they turn into problems, and continuously streaming your operations.

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to common questions about how automations work, what tasks can be automated, and tools required.

What kinds of tasks can you automate?

Anything repetitive, predictable, or rule-based is usually a good fit. That includes lead routing, follow-ups, client intake, reporting, scheduling, internal communication, data cleanup, reminders, task handoffs, file management, and dozens of other small-but-expensive daily tasks.

Do you have to use AI for everything?

No. In fact, many high-value automations don't require AI at all. I only use AI where it actually improves the workflow - not because it sounds impressive.

Will we need to learn new tools or change how we work?

Not necessarily. My approach is “workflow first.” I build around your team's existing habits, systems, and daily routines. If your team lives in email, text, a CRM, or a shared inbox, that's where the automation will live too.

What's the difference between what you do and buying an AI tool?

Most AI tools require new dashboards, new behavior, or new habits. They become more work, not less. I build automations that fit your current workflow - so your team actually uses them, and they actually save time.

How long does it take to build an automation?

Simple automations can be done in a day or two. More advanced workflows usually take 1–3 weeks depending on complexity, systems, and testing requirements.

Do you need access to all our tools and accounts?

Only to the systems involved in the workflow. Access is handled securely, and I follow least-privilege rules. If you prefer, we can set up shared or sandbox accounts just for development.

What does automation work cost?

Costs depend on complexity, but simple automations are often a few hundred dollars, and more advanced workflows range from there. The priority is always ROI-saving you more time or cost than the automation requires.

What if I'm not sure what can be automated?

That's exactly what the free audit is for. It highlights the highest-value automation opportunities so you don't waste time guessing.

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Build Automations That Pay for Themselves

If you're tired of repetitive tasks, manual data entry, and constant follow-ups, let's streamline it. I'll help you spot high-ROI automations and implement them with zero disruption.

I respond personally within 1 business day. No sales pitch - just a real conversation.