From $2,499 · quoted before you pay · repo in your name
Watch it run on your data
before anything gets signed.
Built in-house, in the United States. Scoped in writing before payment. The demo runs on your real data — if it doesn't, the scope isn't done.
What's already running
The fleet is the portfolio.
Lot Assistant™
$125M+/mo in vehicle throughput. Real-time lot operations tool built for a luxury automotive marketplace. Running now, on retainer.
SupercarIQ™
Vehicle intelligence platform. Market data, condition scoring, comparative analysis — built for the buyers and sellers who need the number, not the story.
Amy
Inbound voice agent for Paddock20. Retell AI + ElevenLabs + Claude + Cal.com. Answers, qualifies, books. Call (615) 551-3500.
How it starts
No payment in this form, on purpose.
You describe it
Two minutes in the form. What should exist that doesn't. Where the data lives today. One sentence is enough.
Scope comes back in writing
What gets built, what done means, the number, the date. A page you can hold someone to. Days, not weeks.
You pay after you agree
Invoice follows the agreed quote. No payment page in this form, on purpose.
At handoff
What you leave with.
Live URL
Running on your real data, not a staging sandbox. You see it work before the relationship gets bigger.
Your repo
Code in a repository you control, from day one. Extend it with us, your IT manager, or a stranger.
Real data
Wired to your systems. The demo is the proposal — if it doesn't run on your data, the scope isn't done.
Keep-it-alive lane
Paddock20 Pass at $999/mo for ongoing maintenance, small asks same-day, and the member rate on the next build.
The other lane, and it's a good one
Under $2,499 of problem? Or want to build it yourself?
Workflow automation starts at $749 and covers the single broken task. The AI Track Day in Nashville is one Saturday where you build your own fix with Gavin in the room, for $499.
Questions people ask first
Straight answers.
Why is $2,499 a minimum and not a price?
Because scope is the price. A one-screen internal tool and a customer-facing system with logins are different builds. The minimum tells you whether this lane fits your problem; the written scope tells you the real number, before you pay.
How fast does the scope come back?
Days, not weeks. It's a page you can hold someone to: what gets built, what done means, the number, the date.
What if the build needs to change midway?
Small course-corrections are part of building honestly and don't reopen the price. A genuinely new scope gets a genuinely new quote, in writing, before work continues. No change-order ambush.
Do I own the result?
Yes. Code in your repository, running on accounts in your name. You can extend it with us, your IT manager, or a stranger; they'll have something real to start from.
Who maintains it after handoff?
Your call. It's yours and documented. Most clients take the Paddock20 Pass at $999/mo: four hours a month, small asks handled same-day, and the member rate on the next build.
What stack does it get built on?
The same one that runs our own fleet and gets taught in the courses: Claude and Claude Code, Replit, v0, Vercel, Neon, Supabase, Stripe, Cloudflare, Retell. Boring where boring wins, current where it pays.
Can I see something running first?
Two ways, right now: call (615) 551-3500 and talk to the receptionist we built, and open the Build Ledger for the fleet with page, route, and table counts. The demo is the proposal.
From $2,499 · quoted before you pay · repo in your name
Bring the broken part. Leave with it built.
Two minutes to describe it, a written scope back, and the demo running on your data before you commit to anything bigger.
