The guarantee

The 90-Day ROI Lock

On Growth and Scale

If the hours we automate, the software we replace, and the sales tracked through the system we build have not paid back your plan within 90 days of launch, we keep working free until they do.

The clock starts at system launch, not at signup. It counts three things: hours off your plate at the rate we agree up front, software off your bill at what it costs you today, and sales tracked through the system we build.

Where the risk sits

We build your website in under 48 hours once your first invoice is paid, and it's live in 7 days. Then we build the system, and the 90-day clock starts the day it launches.

The math

Run it on your own numbers.

Three things decide it: hours off your plate, software off your bill, and sales tracked through the system. Move them and see where you land.

1 Your business today

2 Sales through the systemOptional. Starts at none.

3 Your plan

Plan
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Day 6is when Growth pays for itself. That is inside the 90-day lock.

After 3 months

$19,986

ahead, after everything you paid us

  • What you pay us over 3 months$4,464
  • What comes back over the same window$24,450
  • Software off your bill$900/mo
  • Time back, 50 hrs × $145$7,250/mo
  • 0 sales × $750$0/mo
  • Coming back to you$8,150/mo
  • Growth plan−$1,488/mo
  • Net, every month$6,662/mo

Your numbers, not ours. A sale counts when it runs through the system we build, so the number is provable. Sales that never touch the system do not count. The sales slider starts at none for that reason. The Roadmap replaces all of it with your real stack, your real hours and your real tracked sales, and that is the version the guarantee runs on.

The clock

Day 0 to day 90.

What actually happens across the window, and what we put in front of you at each point.

Day 0LaunchThe system goes live and the clock starts. Not at signup, not at the first invoice. At launch.
Day 14First tools cancelledThe subscriptions your system replaced start coming off the bill. That is money, not a projection.
Day 30First statementThe hours the agents handled, the software you stopped paying for and the sales tracked through the system, on one page.
Day 60The gap is visibleTwo months of return against two months of plan. By now you can see which way it is going.
Day 90The lock resolvesEither it has paid for itself, or we keep working at no additional cost until it has.

Receipts

Real payback.

Nobody should believe a guarantee with no name attached, so here are three.

  • Conxeppt$1,730a month off the billBooking, invoicing, email and a $1,500 SEO retainer, replaced by one Growth plan. The software saving alone cleared it in the first month.
  • Lake Life18 hrsa week handed backA full day of hand-built invoicing every cycle, gone. On the Starter plan, the time alone covered it several times over.
  • Touchless11 hrsa week, plus $250Four subscriptions cancelled and enquiry follow-up automated. Their revenue tripled over the same window. The bookings that ran through the system count toward the lock. The rest does not.

No asterisks

The fine print, in plain words.

  • The clock starts at launchNot at signup and not at the first invoice. You don't pay into a countdown that started before the system existed.
  • Growth and Scale carry itStarter does a different job: growing organic traffic through the SEO Growth Suite, reported monthly. That isn't a revenue guarantee, and no date is attached, because SEO is a long-term strategy and doesn't run to a calendar.
  • Upgrading does not reset itMove up a plan mid-window and the clock keeps running, unless your return already exceeds the new plan cost. Changing plans does not buy us more time.
  • One-off work is excludedBrand guides and fixed-scope projects sit outside the lock, because they are a deliverable rather than an ongoing system. We say so before you buy one.

The answers

The guarantee, answered.

How much does AI automation cost for a small business?

Plans depend on how many agents you run and how much of the back end we build, and every price is on the pricing page. Most owners are already spending $500 to $2,000 a month on the software it replaces, which is why the net cost is usually lower than the sticker price.

Is AI worth it for a small business?

Only if it returns more than it costs, which is why we put it in writing instead of asking you to believe it. On Growth and Scale: If the hours we automate, the software we replace, and the sales tracked through the system we build have not paid back your plan within 90 days of launch, we keep working free until they do. A sale counts when it runs through the system we build, so the number is provable. Sales that never touch the system do not count.

What counts as ROI?

Three things, measured against what you pay us. Hours off your plate, valued at the hourly rate we set with you up front based on what you earn. Software off your bill, valued at what you pay for it today. Sales that come through the website, booking, invoicing and follow-up system we build. A sale counts when it runs through the system we build, so the number is provable. Sales that never touch the system do not count. We set the baseline together in your Roadmap and track all three on a live dashboard, so there is nothing to argue about on day 90.

What happens if you miss the 90 days?

We keep working at no additional cost until the agreed ROI is hit. The risk sits with us by design.

The Peace of Mind Roadmap

Put the risk on us

See your own number before you commit to anything. Your Roadmap prices your actual stack, sets the rate we count your hours at, and marks which sales the system will track. You keep the map whether or not you hire us.

The 90-Day ROI Lock, on Growth and Scale