every practice is different, so i don’t sell a fixed package — here’s exactly how it works, and roughly what it costs.
start here
“send me the mess.” i look at what you’re running — the tools, the duct tape, the things that break — and tell you straight what it’d take and what it’d cost. no pitch. just a clear picture and a real number.
the investment
pick the one that fits where you are. the audit lands the exact number either way.
you pay · you own it
you pay for the build, you own it outright, cancel anytime. i build it and run it for you — the monthly keeps it alive and improving. best if you have the cash or want full control from day one.
low base · shared upside
a low base + a percent of what the platform earns — i only really win when you grow. no big build fee; it earns before it costs you. for the deeply aligned, rev-share becomes equity.
once it’s live
once the platform’s live, you choose how i keep showing up — month to month, pause whenever.
keep it healthy
i run it, fix it, and keep it healthy — your launches, the admin, the updates. you never touch the tech.
keep shipping
everything in maintain, plus i keep actively building it out with you — new features, new offers, the roadmap moving every month.
either way, it’s a fraction of a full-time tech hire — and you never run it yourself. you’re not buying software; you’re hiring the person who keeps it alive.
no risk
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you own everything — code, data, domain — from day one.
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no big build fee on the aligned path; it earns before it costs you.
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if we ever stop, you walk with the keys.
honest answers
“why a range, not a fixed price?”
because your needs are yours — a coach, a retreat, a shop all need different things. the audit lands the exact number.
“is it expensive?”
vs a full-time tech hire (~$12k/mo)? it’s a fraction. and it replaces the 5 tools you already pay for.
“what if i’m cash-tight?”
start small — a pilot or the aligned path earns before it costs you. we find a way.
let’s talk
no commitment, no obligation.
start with the free audit, or just send a note — whichever feels right. either way you’ll get a straight answer.