Business Owners!
You didn't start a business to fight with software. So stop.
AI, CRM, websites, domains, advertising, admin work, and whatever just broke - all covered by your dedicated tech guy. Remote anywhere, in person across the NYC boroughs.
You're not behind. You're busy.
Nobody running a business has time to follow tech news and troubleshoot software between customers.
Your setup feels ancient
A new AI tool every week, and no way to tell what would actually help from what's just someone selling something. So it all gets parked.
No time to troubleshoot
Something breaks, you have customers waiting, and half a day goes to a problem that had a ten-minute fix.
Nobody to just call
The nephew moved away. The last freelancer stopped replying. So it stays broken and you work around it.
Having a guy changes the math.
The businesses that run smoothly aren't run by tech people. They just have someone whose job is keeping up with it.
Figuring it out yourself
Googling it at 11pm
- Every AI headline is either a threat or a mystery
- Half a day gone to a ten-minute fix
- A CRM you're paying for and using a third of
- Ads nobody has opened in months
- Admin pushed to Sunday, every Sunday
Having a tech guy on call
Sending one text instead
- Someone who follows AI and tells you the two bits worth doing
- You describe the problem badly, it still gets fixed that day
- A CRM that earns its bill, running follow-ups without you
- Ad spend watched by someone who'll say if it isn't working
- The admin handled, and your Sunday back
Which one is you?
Most owners come in through one door. Plenty end up handing over two or three.
You want AI, you just don't follow AI
You've no interest in becoming the person who tracks AI. I'll find the two or three places it saves you real hours, set them up, and skip the rest.
You just need someone to call
Email won't sync, a file won't open, you're locked out before a client call. You text me, I fix it. No ticket number, no hold music.
Your CRM is a mess
Cleaned out and set up the way you actually work, so leads, follow-ups, quotes and invoices run themselves. Then kept that way, so it doesn't rot again.
Your advertising needs a grown-up
The account nobody has opened in months, or the one you never started. I'll get it running, watch the spend, and tell you plainly if it's earning it back.
The admin is eating your week
Inbox, scheduling, spreadsheets, the paperwork that keeps moving to Sunday. I automate what can be automated and take the rest off your desk.
Starting a business is overwhelming enough.
Website, domain, email, CRM. Day one hands you a pile of decisions nobody prepared you for. That's a door too.
Set up right the first time
You've got the business, not the setup. Email, CRM, invoicing, file storage, the accounts, done properly now so you're not untangling it in two years. You don't need to know what to ask for.
Website & domain, together
A design that's yours, not a template everyone else is using, built to load fast and read well on a phone. The domain comes with it: registration, renewals, DNS, certificate, and email at your own name. Nothing quietly expiring in the background.
Let's find out where your time is going.
Free, about twenty minutes. You leave with the list whether you hire me or not.
Get Your Free Tech AuditNo pitch deck, no obligation, no jargon.
Starts with a free audit.
The free audit
Twenty minutes. You walk me through a normal week and what drives you nuts. I ask what you're paying for.
You get the punch list
A short written list: what's costing you hours, what's costing you money, what I'd fix first. Yours to keep either way.
I clear the top of it
We start with the one or two things that give you the most time back. You feel it in weeks, not next quarter.
I stay on call
Flat monthly rate from there. You text me when something breaks or you want something built. No hourly meter.
Before you book
No such thing as a dumb one. Ask me anything on the call.
What's the free audit, really?
What does it cost after that?
Does my business actually need AI, or is that just hype?
I'm genuinely not a tech person. Is that a problem?
Do you come in person?
Do I have to switch all my software?
If you manage my domain, who actually owns it?
What about access to my accounts?
Pick a time that works
Twenty minutes, straight to the point. Bring the thing that's annoyed you longest.