I build AI automation systems and CRM integrations that scale your business, not your headcount.

The moment a lead comes in, a 7-day sequence kicks off automatically across call, SMS, and email. You give us a valid phone number and email. We handle everything after that.

Days 1–3 are aggressive. A call goes out immediately, followed by an email and SMS. If there's no response after 5 hours, it tries again — call and SMS. Next day: another round. Day after: one more.

Days 4–7 shift tone. One email and one SMS per day, written to sound like it's coming from you personally — not a bot. A call is only triggered if they open an email and don't reply within an hour.

At any point: if a lead replies, you get notified instantly. If they say STOP, they're removed immediately. If they book an appointment, you're notified. If they open an email but ghost it for an hour, the system calls them automatically.

Three sequence styles available — same price, different levels of aggression — built for different markets and sales cycles.

After a job or interaction, the system reaches out to the customer by email or SMS asking how their experience was. The customer replies in plain language — the AI reads what they said and decides what happens next.

If they're happy, the AI sends them a direct link to leave a public review — removing all friction between a satisfied customer and a Google review.

If they're unhappy, no review link ever appears. Instead, they get a personal apology and the business owner is notified so they can step in, resolve it, and potentially turn the situation around before it becomes a public problem.

The system also tracks whether the customer even opened the first outreach email. If they didn't open it, it tries again — up to 3 more times. If they did open it but didn't respond, it follows up 4 times — because someone who opens but doesn't respond is worth nudging.

The engine starts by figuring out what your market actually cares about. It finds the 5 biggest pain points in your industry and as many working marketing angles as it can pull — then scans competitors to understand how they write, what they say, and how their ads look.

From that research, it produces five written reports: your brand voice, your positioning, where competitors sit, the copy style that works in your market, and how you should differentiate.

It then goes into planning — taking each pain point and marketing angle and generating 5 content ideas around each one. It picks the best 3 and finds proven hooks for each of them.

From there, a content writer produces a 250-word SEO blog post for each idea, a LinkedIn post referencing it, and a set of tweets built around the same topic — written as independent observations, not promotions.

Then the media side kicks in: 5 static ad images, 1 UGC-style video, and 5 video ad scripts. You pick one script. The video gets produced using AI video generation — delivered and ready to post.

Throughout all of this, Claude and Grok are reading each other's output and debating what's good enough before anything moves forward. Perplexity is the search engine for everything. If something can't be found there, the SERP API is the backup.

One agent handles every conversation channel at once — email, SMS, WhatsApp, Facebook, Instagram, live chat on your site — and an AI voice agent handles calls. They all know who they're talking to and what was said before, regardless of which channel the person switches to.

For inbound: someone messages on Instagram and asks about availability — the agent answers, checks the calendar, and books the appointment without you touching it.

For outbound: the system follows up with people who didn't respond, re-engages old leads, and reminds people about upcoming appointments.

At any point during a chat or call, the agent can reschedule, cancel, or book a new appointment directly — no hold music, no "I'll pass this along." It does it live. If the conversation reaches a point where a human needs to step in, the agent flags it and hands off cleanly.

Issues get solved. Questions get answered. Appointments get managed. None of it requires you to be online.