(Pillar 02)
Own the stack
Rent nothing, own it
You rent eleven tools. We build the one that replaces them, and you keep it.
We replace $500 to $2,000 a month in disconnected software, plus the 10 to 20 hours a week you spend running it. The audit is complimentary and so is the website, built in 24 to 48 hours before any money changes hands, and yours either way.
(The problem)
Integration is the story software companies tell you so you keep paying all of them. Every tool you add is another login, another invoice, another place your customer data lives that is not yours. The pile does not get cheaper as you grow. It gets harder to leave.
(What came out)
The kill list.
Pick a build and watch the bill come apart. These are the tools that actually stopped being billed, and the ones we deliberately left alone.
- Booking tool$40/mo2 hrs/wk
- Invoicing SaaS$70/mo4 hrs/wk
- Email marketing$120/mo3 hrs/wk
- SEO retainer$1,500/mo2 hrs/wk
What we keptPayments stayed on Stripe. That is infrastructure, not the pile.
The same outcome, bought elsewhere
- The software stack$500 to $2,000Six to eleven subscriptions, most of it overlap
- An SEO management company$1,500 to $5,000Content and rankings only. No system behind it.
- A full-service agency$3,000 to $10,000Retainer, plus build fees, and you rent the result
- POM AI, all of it$788 to $2,888The website, the system, the agents and the SEO engine. You own it, and it pays for itself in 90 days or we keep working free.
Dollar and hour figures are typical market rates for each category, not quotes. Your audit prices your actual stack.
(Line by line)
Eleven tools, or one.
The same job, priced two ways. Every row is something you are already doing today.
(What stays)
We are not rebuilding infrastructure to pad an invoice.
What we never replace
Payment rails like Stripe, your domain registrar, your accounting software, and your phone or SMS provider stay external. Those are infrastructure, not the SaaS pile we consolidate. We send the right data to them rather than rebuilding them.
If you cannot part with a tool
Some tools stay, and that is fine. If it is required by your industry, holds years of data that would be disruptive to move, or your team is deeply trained on it, we integrate it by API instead of replacing it. The default is build, the exception is keep, and we write down the reason.
(The guarantee)
If the time we save you and the software we replace have not paid back your plan within 90 days of launch, we keep working free until they do.
Plans run $788 Starter, $1,488 Growth and $2,888 Scale, with a revenue-share track when the numbers are measurable. The clock starts at launch, not at signup. See pricing →
See your stack mapped
The complimentary audit lists what you pay for now, what overlaps, and the hours it quietly costs. You keep the map either way.