
$96,000 a year for a PMS that got the money wrong
The off-the-shelf system charged $16 per flat per month. Across a portfolio of 500 flats that is $96,000 a year. And it still calculated owner payouts incorrectly.
We work with small businesses. In 30 minutes we look at how customers find you and where the hours go, then tell you what pays off first: getting cited by ChatGPT, connecting Shopify to your books, or an agent that takes the paperwork. Free, no strings attached.
A 30-minute call. We reply within 10 minutesIf three of these describe your company, there is something worth a look.
Four things, in the order they usually pay off: visibility in AI search, Shopify connected to the rest of your stack, agents that take the paperwork, and an open-source ERP when spreadsheets stop being enough.
When someone asks ChatGPT, Perplexity or Google AI for a company like yours, we make sure your site is the one it cites. Crawler access, Bing, answers written to be quoted.
Technical groundwork, pages under the words people actually type, and a report you can check yourself. Google and AI search from the same work.
QuickBooks or Xero: orders, refunds, partial payments, sales tax and fees reconcile on their own. Month end takes an hour, not a weekend.
Amazon, eBay, Etsy, Walmart: one stock count, no oversells, listings and prices in sync without copy-paste.
Contracts, proposals and monthly numbers assembled from your CRM and accounting, checked by a person, sent on time.
CRM, inbox, accounting and spreadsheets stop being islands. Data moves between them with nobody retyping it.
CRM, quotes, invoicing, inventory and purchasing in one open-source system on your own server. Community first, Enterprise only if a feature earns it.
Customers, products and history from spreadsheets, QuickBooks or an old CRM. Duplicates merged, exceptions shown to you, totals checked against the books.
Give us 30 minutes and we'll tell you straight: AI search, integrations or automation. If none of it is worth it yet, we'll say so.
30 minutes, free, no commitmentEvery case is one concrete process a machine took over — with the numbers before and after.

The off-the-shelf system charged $16 per flat per month. Across a portfolio of 500 flats that is $96,000 a year. And it still calculated owner payouts incorrectly.

The signing service showed nothing after send: whether the client opened the contract, which clause stopped them, why they went quiet.

They were written at different times by different people. Which title gets cut off, which amenity never made it into a photo — you could only find out by opening every listing and going through it by hand.
Every step ends with something you can look at and measure. You can stop after any of them.
Thirty minutes with the people doing the manual work. We look at what repeats, and how often. Costs nothing.
You get a list: hours freed, customers you are missing in search, and what each fix costs.
One process, one integration or one page cluster, working for real. Two weeks, fixed price.
We connect the rest, hand over the documentation and train your people. After that you can run it without us.
There isn't one. In thirty minutes we find out whether there is work here for us, and you find out whether we are worth working with. If neither AI search, integrations nor automation makes sense for you right now, we say so and part ways. Dragging you into a project that won't pay off is bad business for us too.
SEO gets your page ranked in a list of links. GEO (generative engine optimization) and AEO (answer engine optimization) get your business named inside the answer that ChatGPT, Perplexity or Google AI Overviews gives. The work overlaps: the same pages, but written so a model can quote them, and with the AI crawlers actually let in. Most sites fail on that last point without knowing it.
Three ways you can check yourself. Bing Webmaster Tools reports how often Copilot and Bing's AI answers cite you. We ask ChatGPT and Perplexity the same set of questions every month and keep the answers. And Google Search Console shows clicks from AI Overviews the usual way. No dashboard of ours in between.
Often yes, and we will say so on the call. Apps break on the edges: refunds, partial payments, bundles, sales tax by state, marketplace fees. We check the app first, then build only for the edges your store actually has.
It usually goes nowhere because the work starts from the technology instead of the process. We start by finding where people spend hours on repetitive work, put a number on it in hours and money, and only then decide whether AI belongs there or plain automation is enough. Often it is the second one — and that is fine.
No. We work inside what you already run: your Shopify, your CRM, your QuickBooks, your inbox and spreadsheets. Moving to new tools is a separate conversation, and we do not push it.
Wherever you allow it to. If the data cannot leave your perimeter, we run the models on your own server. If it can, we use cloud services — but only the ones you have approved. All of this is agreed in writing before we start.
Not before month three. The first month goes to crawler access, technical fixes and structure, the second to pages and the first citations, and only from the third do rankings and mentions move. That is why we take search on for three months minimum.
Everything we build stays with you: access, code, documentation. We train your team to maintain it. Staying on support is an option, not a requirement.
What an assistant takes over, what to do with your accounting system and what it costs — without promising that AI does everything.

A definition you can quote, the part that is genuinely new, and the check most sites fail before any of the advice applies: whether the AI crawlers can open your pages at all.
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