I connect Claude to your email, files and tools, and set it up to keep learning as you work. Then it can answer any question about your business and do jobs on its own.
For teams of 20 or fewer
Companies I've built for




8:00 AM
3 drafts ready
$20,850 coming in. From your calls, invoices and calendar.
1:12 AM
$14,400, live before March. Three installments.
2:40 AM
$4,800 invoice, 30 days late. A friendly nudge, invoice attached.
4:05 AM
11 hours on your calendar never made it to an invoice. $1,650, drafted.
Drafted while you slept.
Tuesday's call with Brightline went great. Three days later, it's 11:42 PM and the proposal still isn't written.
Tuesday's call with Brightline. Nobody wrote it down.
Brightline proposal. Day 3, still a blank page.
You pay for me every month. Nobody asked me to write the proposal.
Brightline: "Any update? We're signing with someone else this week."
A made-up company with made-up clients. It runs through a few on its own. Pick one to take over, or open a source to see where each line came from.
Write the Brightline proposal.
I can write a generic proposal. I wasn't on Tuesday's call, and I don't know your prices.
What goes in tomorrow's board update?
I found a Q3 deck in your Drive from August. I don't see anything about the hiring plan changing.
What did we promise Acme?
Your contract with Acme says live by Nov 3. It doesn't mention revisions.
Why did we pick Northwind?
I found two Northwind invoices in your email. Nothing about why you picked them.
Write the Brightline proposal.
It's in your drafts: the site live before their March launch, with an editor their team can use without a developer. Priced at your $150 rate and paid in three installments. Nothing goes out until you send it.
What goes in tomorrow's board update?
Q3 revenue and pipeline are in the spreadsheet Dana emailed on Oct 2. The hiring plan changed on Tuesday's leadership call.
What did we promise Acme?
Live by Nov 3, with two rounds of revisions. Revisions were added on the Sep 30 call and confirmed in Dana's email.
Why did we pick Northwind?
They were the only vendor that connects to your billing system. Ken made the call in March, after comparing three options.
The second one has your company manual and every call and file your team shares, and knows which version is current.
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Arvin Saenz
CEO, Saenz-Garcia LawFree gets you a working setup for one job, built from your example. Paying gets it installed in your own Claude and fixed on your real work, with your money back if it isn't working by the deadline.
Free One job, by email in 48 hours
No meeting or card. Needs paid Claude.
$997 One job, set up in 7 days
Money back if it isn't drafting by day 7
All $997 counts toward the setup for 30 days.
from $3,997 One team of up to 20 Release care, optional: $997/mo
Money back if it isn't live by day 14
Founding price for the first 3 teams.
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Pays for itself in about 5 weeks.
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Run the numbers for your teamWithin one week, he created a streamlined consultation process that other consultants had struggled with for months. … He quickly understood my needs, translated them into practical solutions, and saved the attorneys at my firm hours each week.
Tahreem Kalam
CEO, Minsky, McCormick & HallaganGabriel's rare mix of technical skill and business insight consistently delivers success.
Megan Fister
Co-Founder, Listen Network
You wake up and the Brightline proposal is in your drafts, built from Tuesday's call and your real prices. Start with one job: send me your last proposal, and in 48 hours you get a setup that drafts the next one.
My own company, Nexrizen, runs on Claude this way every day.
I've hired him multiple times to lead and develop. He's smart, trustworthy and a great partner in thinking creatively not just about technology solutions - but how they match to business decisions.
Helaine Knapp
Founder & CEO, CITYROW (acquired by WaterRower)