Two products, one workshop. We build AI agents into how you already work and run them for you every month — and we still build one-time tools you buy once and own outright. Raleigh-area contractors, trades, and field services.
Not a login. Not a trial. A machine on your network, wired to the files you already have, set up by the person who will also be the one running it.
One day on site, in your building, with you in the room. Wake County and the Triangle — close enough to come back when something needs a hand.
Your spreadsheets, your customer database, your job files, your email. Not a blank product you then have to feed — it starts already knowing how your shop works, because we point it at how your shop works.
Every step is a script that checks its own work and writes down what it did. You double-click a file and read a plain verdict. If a step cannot verify itself, it stops rather than guessing — which is the difference between a setup that works and one that looks like it worked.
It gets watched, corrected and improved every month. When it breaks, you call one person and that person already knows your setup.
Why this matters more than the software: anyone can sell you a subscription to an AI tool. Almost nobody will drive out, put it on your network, connect it to your files, and answer the phone when it stops working on a Friday. That is the whole offer.
Every business is shaped differently, so the number depends on what the agent has to touch. These are the bands the work falls into.
A short look costs nothing. The full readiness review maps one real workflow end to end and shows what should be software, what should be an agent, and what should stay a person.
One workflow, running inside the systems you already use. No migration. Yours, one time. A build that spans several workflows lands in the $8,000–18,000 range.
Watched, corrected and improved every month — the part that decides whether an agent is still worth having in six months. Optional, and you can stop any month.
Auto repair and dealerships: priced separately. That is the vertical where twenty-five years on the bay side changes what the work actually is, and the scope is worth a conversation rather than a band on a page.
Local agencies and custom-dev shops price internal tools the same way they price marketing sites. We don't. We focus on tightly scoped operations tools, the kind a $1M-$10M contractor actually uses every day.
For a $1M–$10M business, a $2,000–$5,000 tool typically returns 3–5x over 6–18 months by saving 10+ hours per month of owner or staff time or adding 2–3 additional closed jobs per month.
That's how SMB owners actually evaluate operational software. Payback in months, not features in a checkbox grid.
Construction, roofing, HVAC, electrical, landscaping, plumbing, painting, general contracting. If your business runs on jobs, crews, and change orders, these are the workflows worth handing over first — the repetitive middle, not the judgment calls.
Active jobs, crew assignments, and same-day reassignments without a group text thread.
From walk-around quote to signed work order to invoice. One trail, no re-typing.
Scope changes get logged, priced, and approved in writing before the crew touches them.
Who's on which site, which truck, which day. Owner sees the week at a glance.
Site photos, signed permits, inspection reports. Tied to the job, searchable later.
What did the job actually cost? Labor + materials + change orders vs the estimate.
Fair question, and the honest answer has two halves.
The customer list, the job history, the pricing, the documents — those live on the box in your building, the same as they do now. We do not copy your business onto somebody else's server to make this work.
When the agent needs to actually reason about something, it sends that piece — and only that piece — to Anthropic's Claude and gets an answer back. That part is not local, and anyone telling you otherwise is selling you something slower and worse.
We set it up under your Anthropic account, with a spending cap you choose. You see every dollar. You can change the password, cut our access, or shut the whole thing off without asking us — and we would rather you have that button than not.
Everything it sends is written down. There is a log of every request, on your machine, that you can read. If you ever want to know what it looked at on a Tuesday, that is a question with an answer — not a shrug.
$89, 20 minutes, one written recap. Decide in twenty minutes whether a tool makes sense for your business.
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