Service
The repetitive admin you do by hand, done automatically. Bookings that confirm themselves, invoices that chase themselves, and the tools you use finally talking to each other.
£75/hour
Scope and total agreed up front. Owned outright once it's in place.
You didn't start your business to spend evenings copying details from one app to another, chasing late invoices, or typing the same reply for the hundredth time.
Each of those jobs is small. Together they eat hours you don't have, and they're the first thing to slip when you get busy.
The work is repetitive and predictable. That's exactly the kind of thing a computer should be doing, not you.
A new booking triggers the confirmation, the calendar entry, the deposit request and the reminder. No manual steps, nothing forgotten.
Polite, on-brand reminders go out on a schedule until you're paid. You stop being the one who has to nag.
Messages get tagged, sent to the right place, and the first reply drafted in your voice for you to approve.
Your booking system into your accounts. Your shop into your stock. Your contact form into your inbox and wherever you keep customers.
We talk through the jobs eating your time, and I tell you honestly which are worth automating.
I map the automation and agree the total with you before any work starts. £75/hour, no surprises.
I build it, connect it to your tools, and test it on real cases until it's solid.
It goes live on your own accounts with a plain-English guide. From there it's yours.
£75/hour. Most automations are scoped and quoted as a fixed total up front, so you know the cost before I start.
Once it's built and handed over, it's yours. It runs on your own accounts with no monthly fee to me. If a tool changes down the line and something needs fixing, that's the same hourly rate, agreed first.
No. The Growth Engine brings new customers in: outreach, content and lead scoring. Automation handles the work you already have, the admin and the follow-through. Plenty of people want both.
Most of the common ones: calendars, booking systems, accounting tools, shops, forms, spreadsheets and email. If you're not sure yours will connect, ask and I'll check before you commit to anything.
Not always. Some automations sit behind the tools you already use. If a job needs a form or a page to work, I'll tell you up front.
Most automations run quietly for years. If a tool you rely on changes and something needs fixing, I'll sort it at the usual hourly rate, agreed with you first.
Tell me what's eating your time. I'll tell you honestly whether it's worth automating, and what it would cost.