How much you want handled
One job off your plate costs less than all of it. Most owners start with the single thing that annoys them most and add from there.
How pricing works
Every build is quoted, not priced off a list
A published price for this work is either wrong or padded. Here's exactly how I arrive at your number instead — and what you get before you commit to anything.
The honest reason
Because your shop isn't the last one I quoted
One owner needs a missed-call text-back live by Friday and nothing else. The next needs a voice receptionist, a DM agent, and a Google profile rebuilt from a standing start. Those are not the same job, and a single number on a page would have to either undercharge one of them or pad the other.
Agencies solve that by publishing a tier and padding it. I looked at those quotes when I was shopping for my own salon — they were more than my rent, and nobody could tell me in plain words what I'd actually get. So I do it the other way round: twenty minutes on a call, then a real number for the real scope.
You'll know the price before you owe me anything, and you'll know what it buys.
What moves the number
Four things decide what it costs
None of them are a surprise, and you can read your own situation off this list before we even speak.
How many channels it touches
Phone only is simpler than phone, website, Instagram and Google. Each place your clients reach you is a bit more to build and maintain.
What you already have running
An existing booking system and a tidy Google profile shorten the build. A standing start takes longer, and I'll say so up front.
Build once, or keep it running
Some owners want a system handed over to run themselves. Others want me maintaining and improving it monthly. Both are fine.
What arrives
The quote itself
One page, in plain words, written down so there's no argument later about what you were paying for.
What I'd build, in the order I'd build it
What the setup costs and what it costs to keep running
How long each piece takes to go live
What you'd need to give me access to
What I'd leave alone, and why
A real number, in writing, before you commit
After the call you get a written quote with the scope spelled out. No day rates that drift, no surprise line items.
Month to month, always
Nothing on this site has a contract. If a system stops earning its keep, you stop paying for it.
You own everything
Your accounts, your content, your systems. If we ever part ways, all of it stays with you.
I'll tell you when the answer is no
If AI isn't the right fix for what you've described, I'd rather say that on the call than sell you something that won't work.
The one exception
The prompt packs do have a price
They're fixed-scope downloads, so there's nothing to scope and no reason to make you ask. Buy one tonight and you're using it in ten minutes.
Quoting questions
Before you fill anything in
The form takes about two minutes. I read it the same day and come back with either a quote or a couple of questions, then we book a short call if it looks like a fit. Most quotes go out within a day or two.
Something not covered here? Ask me on the form
Request a quote
Get your number
Get your numberTwo minutes on the form, then a short call. You'll leave it with a plan and a price whether or not you hire me.
- A real number in writing
- No contract, cancel any time
- I'll say so if AI isn't your fix