Admin back office
The pipeline, every lead, filters, search, CSV export, and a workspace per person. Yours, on your domain.
Stage 04 of 8One record per person, scored
Stage four is the record. One row per human, with where they came from, what they asked for, what stage they are at, what was said, and what happens next. In a database with your name on it.
Managed acquisition campaigns start at $7,500 upfront. One initial campaign. $7,500 minimum. Up to 90 days.Advertising spend is included in the plan’s written allocation.
Built in accounts the business controls.
Explore every stage. Start where you need help.
Where the customer record leaks
Most businesses have their customers in four places: a phone's contacts, an inbox, a spreadsheet, and somebody's memory. The moment one person leaves or one laptop dies, part of the business goes with it.
What we build
The back office you saw in the screenshots, built for how your business actually works. The exact system running this site and the one running Premier Dental Academy.
The same customer calls after filling in a form.
Original request and where it came from
Called to ask about availability
Confirm the job details and send the quote
WHAT YOU GETThe next person can pick up the conversation without starting over.
The pipeline, every lead, filters, search, CSV export, and a workspace per person. Yours, on your domain.
Intake, source and attribution, stage, owner, notes, tasks, activity timeline, and the full two-way conversation on one screen.
A login area for customers, students, members or partners. Projects, progress, documents, messages, whatever the relationship needs.
Score on the signals that actually predict a sale for you, and route the serious ones to the front.
Admins see everything, clients see only their own record, staff see what their job needs. Enforced in the database, not just the interface.
Bring what you have out of the spreadsheet, the old CRM, or the phone, cleaned and de-duplicated.
Structured so you can point ChatGPT or Claude at your own business data and ask it real questions.
Rent or own
We are not going to quote you a competitor's price, because those change and a stale number is a made-up number. Use your own: take what you pay per seat per month, multiply it by your seats, and by the number of months you plan to stay in business. Compare that to a build you pay for once and then own. The calculators below do the arithmetic on your real figures.
Run your own numbers
Try a tool with your own details. Check the assumptions beside the result, then use it to decide what to review next.
Proof before promise
Available websites and documented builds. Open a case study or website to inspect the work.
This site's own back office: pipeline, per-lead workspace, notes, tasks, activity, two-way messaging, CSV export
Student records, applications and payment plans in a database the school owns
A searchable archive of 1,568+ case profiles. Proof this stack handles a real database, not a contact list
Stage 05 is next
Any one stage on its own is a tool. All eight, wired together, is a company that runs. Start with the map and find out which stage is actually costing you money.