Services

What You Can Hire Me to Build

The offer is intentionally narrow: custom business systems, client-facing tools, and automation for companies that have outgrown spreadsheets, manual work, and disconnected software.

Each offer is designed to answer a simple hiring question: what kind of business problem am I solving, and what kind of system am I building to solve it?

Pricing starts at the ranges below. Final scope depends on workflow complexity, integrations, and how much business logic needs to be built into the system.

Custom Business Systems

Replace spreadsheets, disconnected tools, and fragile manual workflows with one system built around how your business actually operates.

This is the offer for companies that need internal software to run operations more clearly, with better visibility, fewer workarounds, and less dependency on manual coordination.

Starting at

$3,000+

Typical range depends on workflow complexity, number of roles, and whether reporting, permissions, or integrations are involved.

Common examples

  • Internal dashboards for staff and management
  • Admin systems for records, approvals, and reporting
  • Operations software for inventory, workflows, and day-to-day execution

What this can include

  • Internal dashboards and staff portals
  • Admin workflows for records, approvals, and reporting
  • Role-based access and maintainable backend architecture
  • Business rules designed around real operational processes

Typical outcomes

Less manual coordinationCleaner data and reportingMore dependable day-to-day operations

Best fit: Businesses that have outgrown spreadsheets, patched-together tools, or admin processes that break under growth.

Client Portals and Estimator Tools

Build practical tools that turn website traffic into better inquiries, cleaner quoting, and more structured client interactions.

This is for businesses that need something more useful than a contact form: estimator flows, lead qualification, booking, portals, or structured intake that helps the office team act faster.

Starting at

$2,000+

Final scope depends on the number of steps in the flow, business rules, admin visibility, and whether the tool connects into existing systems.

Common examples

  • Guided quote and estimator flows
  • Client portals with account or job visibility
  • Booking and intake tools that collect usable lead context

What this can include

  • Guided estimate and quote flows
  • Client portals and intake experiences
  • Booking, qualification, and lead capture workflows
  • Website systems that support the office team after submission

Typical outcomes

Better lead qualityFaster quoting handoffA website that contributes to operations

Best fit: Service companies and operators who need client-facing tools that support sales and reduce back-and-forth.

Automation and Integrations

Connect processes, reduce repetitive work, and move data between systems with cleaner, more reliable workflows.

This is the offer for teams that are wasting time on copy-paste work, repetitive admin steps, or disconnected tools that should already be talking to each other.

Starting at

$1,500+

Pricing depends on how many systems are involved, the reliability requirements, and whether cleanup, reporting, or custom admin tooling is part of the work.

Common examples

  • Workflow automation between tools and teams
  • Reporting pipelines, imports, and exports
  • Notifications, internal utilities, and API integrations

What this can include

  • Workflow automation and custom utilities
  • Reporting pipelines, imports, and exports
  • API integrations and notifications
  • Operational tooling for staff visibility and follow-up

Typical outcomes

Less repetitive admin workFewer avoidable mistakesBetter flow between teams and tools

Best fit: Teams that waste time on repetitive handling, copy-paste work, or disconnected software steps.

Best fit

Clients I Want This Site to Attract

  • Service businesses with manual workflows
  • Agencies needing internal tools or client portals
  • Teams relying on spreadsheets for operations
  • Companies that need quoting or estimator flows
  • Businesses that need automation between systems
  • Founders who need custom software without agency overhead

Not the focus

Work I Am Deliberately De-Emphasizing

  • One-page brochure sites with no operational need
  • Cheap redesign requests with no business case
  • Teams that want a generic template instead of a custom workflow

Pricing guidance

Why I Show Starting Ranges

The goal is to help serious clients self-qualify early. These are not fixed packages. They are consulting and build engagements shaped around the workflow, the number of users, the integrations involved, and the level of internal complexity.

If the business problem is real but the right first version is smaller, I would rather scope a practical first phase than inflate the build.

Supporting capabilities

Additional Technical Strength Around the Core Offers

These are supporting capabilities that make the main offers more dependable, not separate generic services I am trying to sell on their own.

Reporting dashboardsAPI and backend developmentRole-based access controlData cleanup and migration utilitiesSecurity hardening and deployment supportOperational websites with lead-focused flows

Next step

Start With the Workflow Problem, Not the Tech Stack

If you already know the bottleneck, the spreadsheet pain, or the manual handoff that needs fixing, that is enough to start a useful conversation. We can scope the first useful version from there.