Start with the problem.
We’ll scope the work.

I work with agencies, coaches, course creators, and service businesses that need their tools and processes to work together.

Three ways
to work together.

System audit
& repair

For a workflow that’s failing, data you don’t trust, or a system you need someone to inspect before changing it.

Diagnosis, workflow map, failure analysis, and a repair plan. Implementation is scoped from what we find.

From $250Defined diagnostic.
Repair work quoted by scope.

CRM & funnel
infrastructure

For a new customer journey or a substantial rebuild: CRM structure, funnels, payments, onboarding, access, and integrations.

A defined build with agreed responsibilities, verification, and a documented handover.

From $750Substantial projects commonly
range from $750–$1,500+.

Ongoing
systems support

For a business that needs someone to troubleshoot, maintain, and improve its systems after the initial work.

An agreed monthly scope covering maintenance, improvements, and reporting.

From $750Per month, after a suitable
initial engagement.

Prices are starting points in USD, not fixed quotes. Data engineering and migrations are scoped separately.

This is a good fit if…

  • Leads arrive, but routing or follow-up is unreliable.
  • Payments, onboarding, access, or delivery depend on manual handoffs.
  • Your CRM holds data nobody feels confident using.
  • A native integration cannot handle the logic you need.
  • You want someone who can work across both the tools and the code.

What the work needs

  • A clear business problem and an agreed scope.
  • Access to the relevant accounts, data, and people.
  • A point of contact who can confirm the expected behavior.
  • Time to verify the result before it becomes business-critical.

I don’t take unpaid trials or offer guaranteed revenue outcomes. The commitment is to the agreed engineering work.

A few useful details.

What should I bring to the first conversation?

The tools you use, a description of the current workflow, and one example of what’s going wrong. You do not need a technical specification.

Can you work on a system someone else built?

Yes. I start by tracing the existing behavior and understanding the dependencies. If the system needs investigation before a build can be quoted, we can begin with a defined diagnostic.

What happens when the project is finished?

You get an explanation of the system and the documentation needed to operate it. We can agree on ongoing support if you need help maintaining or extending it.

Do you only work in GoHighLevel?

No. GoHighLevel and CRM automation are a common starting point. My work also includes ActiveCampaign, Python, APIs, PostgreSQL, data validation, and platform migrations.

Let’s take
a look.

Tell me what you’re trying to do, which tools you use, and where you’re getting stuck.

Book a conversation