Most agencies sell you one of these. We sell the connections between them — which is where the compounding actually happens. One named person holds all six, start to finish.
Every service the studio offers, listed. Tick what you want and the total updates as you go. Nothing is bundled behind a conversation you have to have first — if you only need one thing, take one thing.
These sliders price the package you built above, not a generic one. Change your selection and every number here moves with it. Runs in your browser; nothing is sent, stored, or emailed.
How this is calculated, and what it assumes. Recovered time is your lost hours per week × 52 × your stated hourly cost. We deliberately assume automation returns 60% of repetitive manual work — not 100%, because exceptions, judgment calls, and edge cases still need a human. Return on fee compares your selected monthly fee against recovered time plus the tooling spend you can consolidate: we count 40% of that spend as avoidable and ignore the 60% you would keep paying. A one-time build is amortised over twelve months so it compares like-for-like with a retainer. This is a range, not a quote, and it excludes revenue gains from better conversion — which is where the real money usually is.
Diagnose
We map where your money, time, and follow-up actually leak — not where the dashboard says to look. Then we build the systems that close it. Lead routing, quote generation, follow-up sequences, review and reactivation flows, knowledge bases, and reporting that reads itself.
74%
Of AI high performers fundamentally redesigned the workflow. Everyone else: 25%. That's phase two, and it's the reason our engagements work.
McKinsey, State of AI 2026
Redesign
Rebuild the process around what automation genuinely does well. Delete the steps that only existed because a person had to do them. Agree the metric before a line of code is written.
Build
Websites, redesigns, landing pages, booking funnels, portfolio migrations, storefronts, and the back-end plumbing behind them. Fast, mobile-first, analytics instrumented, and built to convert rather than to win awards.
Make
Identity, campaign systems, copy, packaging, catalogs, product imagery, print collateral, barcodes, and everything needed to actually ship the thing.
Run
Positioning, content calendars, short-form video, email and SMS, Google and Meta ads, retargeting, affiliates, and rewards — run continuously, not handed back in month two.
Operate
Orders, customer service, returns, warranties, fulfillment, inventory reconciliation, compliance handoffs, policy production, and the troubleshooting nobody else will touch. This is the layer that stops a business leaking, and it's the layer most agencies refuse to touch at all.
The Fix
$7,500 one-time
For a business with one specific, expensive problem.
Typical payback: 4–8 months
Most chosen
Build & Run
$6,500 / month
For a business that needs the system built and actually operated.
Month-to-month after any agreed build
Full Department
$14,000 / month
For a business that needs a department it hasn't hired yet.
Annual commitment · volume pricing above this
Build your own tier from the services above, and it prices out the same way.
| Option | Cost | Who owns the result | Speed to first result |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hire in-house | $70k–$130k+/yr fully loaded | You do — once they leave | 3–6 months to ramp |
| Big agency | $5k–$50k+/mo | Scattered across account layers | Weeks of discovery first |
| Freelancers | $50–$200/hr | Nobody — and it shows | Fast, but fragmented |
| Original Limited | $7,500 once, or $6,500–$14,000/mo | One named operator, start to finish | First system live in 90 days |
Cost ranges reflect published 2026 market bands for AI consulting, agency retainers, and blended creative labour. MIT's finding that vendor-led deployments succeed roughly twice as often as in-house builds is the argument for the last row.
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