$249 · credited in full to your build
Stop running it
from memory.
If your operation is running across group chats, shared docs, and spreadsheets scattered in six different places, this is the first step. A focused working session on what’s actually slowing you down — you leave with a scoped plan and a fixed price, not a pitch.
What we hear most, from businesses just like yours
How it works
Three steps. No pitch in any of them.
Tell us what’s eating your week
One sentence. No prep, no deck, no requirements doc.
We scope it live — the $249 Diagnostic
A focused working session on your real operation. You leave with a scoped plan and a fixed price for the build.
You decide if it’s worth building
You keep the plan either way. If you build, the $249 comes off the price.
The Diagnostic
A working session, then a real plan
$249
Questions people ask first
Straight answers.
What actually happens in the Diagnostic?
A focused working session on your real operation. You leave with a scoped plan and a fixed quote for the build, not a sales pitch. Same words that are on the checkout page. Nothing different once you’re in the room.
Where does the $249 go if I build?
It’s credited in full toward your build. Every dollar. The Diagnostic is the first payment, not a separate fee on top.
What if I decide not to build afterward?
You keep the scoped plan either way, and there’s nothing further to pay. No pressure to move forward. The risk is staying on the system you’ve got, not trying this.
How is this different from the free Fit Call?
The Fit Call is free and tells you whether it’s a fit. The Diagnostic goes further, into your actual operation, and ends with a real scoped plan and a fixed price, not just a yes or no.
Who actually does the work?
Gavin. The same person who runs the Diagnostic writes the plan and builds it. It doesn’t get hallway-passed to a team you’ve never met.
What's the track record?
Real production software, not demos. The lot-management tool built here ran $125M+ a month through one dealership floor alone.
$249 · credited to your build · no pitch
The risk is staying on the system you’ve got.
Not the $249. That comes off the build if you move forward, and buys you a real plan either way.
