01 / Command Center

Stop compiling the business by hand every week.

Somebody in your office exports QuickBooks, the CRM, call tracking, and review data into one spreadsheet by hand. Every week. It is stale before it is finished, and those hours never come back.

The Command Center replaces that ritual with one live dashboard: every number the owner actually watches, refreshed every morning, readable on a phone before he gets to the office.

02 / What you get
01

One live dashboard across your whole stack

Your CRM, QuickBooks, call tracking, reviews, and lead sources, pulled into one place. If your stack runs deeper than that we scope it in the audit, and you see the number before I start.

02

The owner Monday view

Revenue vs goal, leads by source, close rate, pipeline by stage, AR aging, reviews, and an attention-needed list. The questions you ask on Monday morning, answered before you ask.

03

A daily refresh you never think about

The numbers refresh every day without anybody touching them. When one of your vendors changes something on their end, keeping it alive is my job, not your office manager’s. That is the whole reason the monthly fee exists.

  • Up to 10 tiled metrics at launch
  • Daily data refresh
  • One metric or layout change order per quarter included
03 / What done means

Done means the dashboard renders live data from every connected system, every tile matches a source-of-truth spot check, it reads clean on your phone, and we watch the first production refresh together.

Engagements typically start at $3,000. Most projects range from $5,000 to $20,000. Fixed price, quoted before I start, never billed hourly. Then a monthly fee to keep it running, monitored, and repaired when a vendor changes something.

Your number comes out of the $999 Leak Audit, priced against what this is actually costing you today. It credits in full against any build you book within 30 days.

04 / Questions
What if my software will not connect?

The $999 Leak Audit checks exactly this before you commit. I test every system on your list and put the answer in writing. If one of them cannot connect, you know that before you spend a dollar on a build.

How long does the build take?

Two to four weeks from kickoff, depending on how many systems we are connecting and how fast we get access. You see progress weekly, not a reveal at the end.

Do I need the managed plan?

The dashboard runs on connections to software that changes without warning. The $750 monthly covers hosting, connection monitoring, repairs when a vendor changes something, and adding metrics when you ask. You can cancel it, but then upkeep is on your team.

Different problem? See the rest of the system.

Find out what it’s costing you.

Thirty minutes with me, free. No deck, no pitch. You walk me through where the week goes and what keeps coming back to you, and I tell you what I would fix first and why. You get that whether you hire me or not.

Engagements typically start at $3,000. Most projects range from $5,000 to $20,000.