Performance & Automation Audit · 30 days · $6,500

Find 10+ hours a week of AI automation in 30 days.

Or you don't pay. I build three to five automations that run in your own systems — not a document about them.

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One person, start to finish · Money-back guarantee · No monthly fee required

30 days
First call to running
3–5
Automations built
10 hrs/wk
The least I have to find, or refund

30 days

Performance & Automation Audit

I go through every job your team repeats, put them in order by hours saved against effort to build, and then build the best three to five. You get working automations, not a document.

What you get

  • A full review of the work your team repeats, with the worst bottlenecks ranked
  • Three to five working automations, built and running in your own systems
  • What it pays back: hours saved per week, per person, per job
  • A recorded walkthrough and written instructions, so your team owns what I built
  • An optional monthly arrangement afterwards, priced against what the audit measured

$6,500

One-time, fully refundable under the guarantee.

Guarantee

If I don't find at least ten hours a week worth automating, you don't pay.

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Before / after

What 'one automation' actually changes

A real example: how email triage used to work for us, and how it works now after one week of build.

Manual — 7 steps, every inbound thread

  1. 1. Open inbox, scan every new thread
  2. 2. Re-read duplicate notifications from CRMs and tools
  3. 3. Click each attachment to check if it's real
  4. 4. Manually skip threads that are auto-replies or out-of-office
  5. 5. Re-thread replies to the right project / client
  6. 6. Decide what needs a human reply vs. archive
  7. 7. Search for the same thread again next week when it resurfaces

Automated — 2 steps, exceptions only

  1. 1. Inbound email or attachment arrives
  2. 2. Webhooks dedupe and classify; broken attachments self-skip — humans only see threads that need a decision

How the 30 days work

Nothing hidden. Here's the whole process.

I don't have case studies yet. So rather than ask you to take my word for it, here is exactly what happens, step by step.

  1. 01 Day 1–2

    First call and a list of the repeated work

    A 60-minute call with you and one person who actually does the work. We list every job that repeats and eats more than two hours a week, and mark which ones could be automated.

  2. 02 Week 1–2

    Written report, ranked

    Hours saved, cost to build, risk, and payback time for each candidate. You pick the three to five I build.

  3. 03 Week 3–4

    Build, run, hand over

    I build the ones you picked inside your own systems — Zapier, Make, custom code, whatever fits — test them against real data, and hand them to your team with written instructions.

Proof of the method

I run the same process on my own business first

Before I build automation for a client, I make it pay off on my own work. Two of the systems running the business you're reading right now:

Ad performance watcher

Saves about 2 hours a week of checking dashboards

My Meta Ads test campaigns pull their numbers every hour and check them against the thresholds set for each test. When click-through drifts, it shows up as a red dot that explains itself on hover. I only open the ad dashboard when something actually needs a decision.

Email sorting and duplicate removal

Cuts inbox time by about 60%

Messages are matched by ID and de-duplicated before a thread ever reaches me. Broken attachments skip themselves and record why. I only read the emails that actually need a person.

Last questions

Before you book

What happens after I submit the form?
You'll get an email within one business day with a 30-minute call slot. On that call we work out whether this is a good match. If we both want to go ahead, we sign an NDA and an agreement, and day one starts that same week.
What if you don't find 10 hours a week of automation?
Then you owe nothing — including for the first call and the time I spent listing your repeated work. Nothing is charged until the report clears that bar, so there's no deposit to chase back. The bar is on me, not on you.
What tools do you build automations in?
Whatever your team can run on day 31. Usually Zapier, Make, n8n, custom code in Python or Elixir, and the current AI APIs from OpenAI, Anthropic and Google. I pick the simplest tool that solves your problem and that your team can keep running without me.
Do you work with non-US businesses?
Yes. I work remotely with any timezone that overlaps European working hours, and most of the work needs no meetings at all.
Can I see examples of what I'd get?
Not publicly — I'm early enough that there are no case studies yet. On the first call I'll walk you through a sample report with the client details stripped out, and a real automation I built for my own business.

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Book your audit

Send the form. I reply within one business day with a 30-minute call slot. If we're not a good match, I'll say so on that call — nothing is committed until we both agree.