Your Marketing Team,
Working 24/7
Tell me how your business runs & I will pick the one job AI should already be doing for you. Then I show you exactly how I would build it.
What You Walk Away With.
Whether we ever work together or not. Twenty minutes is enough to find the thing, and I would rather you left with something useful than sat through a pitch.
The one job in your week AI should already be doing, picked out for you.
Exactly how I would build it, step by step, in plain English.
A straight answer on whether it is worth automating at all. Sometimes it is not.
Nothing to prepare. You know your business, I bring the questions.
Proof You Can Check.
Three systems running unsupervised right now. One belongs to a client, two are ours, and we say which is which. Every number came off the live database this morning, not out of a case study written last year.
His 1,216 members get an answer in his own voice at any hour of the day. 1,657 questions answered so far, and 87% of the people who asked once came back and asked something else.
720 articles researched, written, illustrated and published so far, 221 of them in the last thirty days. Nobody touches it. We point it at our own newsroom first, because we are not going to sell you something we would not run our own business on. The most recent one went out today.
Every address checked, every prospect scored, a personal opener written for each one. Replies come back sorted and drafted, so the time goes on answering instead of prospecting. This is the machine we run campaigns on, ours before it was anyone else’s.
Counters pulled live from the running systems on 9 August 2026. Retention figure reported by Jamie Gruber. See all eight systems →
Not Our Words.
“I did not think it could sound like me. It does.
It is trained on my videos and years of member chat, so it answers the way I would answer, at two in the morning, without me. Retention is up about 40% since we switched it on.”
You Know Exactly What To Do.
There Is Nobody To Do It.
The posts that never go out. The follow-ups nobody sends. The newsletter that skipped three weeks and then skipped four more. None of that is sitting on your list because you did not know it mattered.
It is sitting there because the only person who can do it is you, and you are already full. Hiring for it costs more than it brings back, and half of it is work you would not hand a junior anyway. So the list gets longer, the gap gets wider, and the competitor who wired this up in March is quietly taking the calls that should have been yours.
“You are not behind because marketing got harder. You are behind because you are still doing it by hand.”
We build on Claude, WordPress and Supabase. Three tools, stable, well documented, and the right things to still be running on in five years. Everything goes on your accounts, so if we stopped talking tomorrow it all keeps working and you can change any of it.
Thirty Years Before the Bots
Scoy has been building marketing for 30 years: a Montreal firm running campaigns for global gaming brands, then his own agency with dozens of employees, run from the Dominican Republic. Three decades designing the systems and directing the people who built them.
“30 years telling programmers what to build. Now I don’t need to wait.”
That judgment now ships as AI systems: researched, built, and running. These days the title for it is GTM engineer. Scoy has been doing the work for thirty years, and now builds and runs it with AI.
Common Questions.
What actually happens on the free call?
Twenty minutes. You walk me through how the business runs and I pick the single job AI should already be handling, then show you how I would build it. You leave with that whether we ever work together or not. There is no deck and nothing to prepare.
What does this cost?
The call is free. If you would rather watch it get built than hear how, that is the $250 AI Power Hour: sixty minutes, we take the thing eating the most time and set it up to run itself, live, on your accounts. If you want the whole picture first, the $999 AI Assessment is a deep dive with a written roadmap of the exact tools to reclaim 5 to 10 hours a week. Most full builds land between $1,000 and $15,000, and anything you pay for the hour or the assessment credits toward the build, so stepping up never means paying twice.
What is the guarantee?
One, and it is on the $999 Assessment: we find you at least five hours a week to reclaim, or you pay nothing. That is decided by the end of the session, not by a form you fill in later. The Power Hour does not carry one and does not need one, because you are not buying an opinion. You watch the thing get built on your own accounts and it is still running after we hang up.
Do I need to know anything technical?
No. You bring the business, we bring the wiring. Nothing we build needs you to open a terminal, and everything runs on your own accounts so you own it outright and can hand it to someone else.
What if I would rather just see where my hours are going?
Run the free AI time audit. Ninety seconds, no call, no email required. It tells you which parts of your week are the expensive ones. Come back when you want to do something about them.
Who is this not for?
Anyone before first revenue, and anyone who wants someone to take the whole thing off their hands this week without a conversation first. If the bottleneck is still what to sell rather than how to get more of it out the door, this is the wrong call and I will say so on it.
What do you build on?
Claude, WordPress and Supabase, plus whatever you already run. We are not reselling anyone’s platform and there is nothing to be locked into. You can see eight systems built this way on the work page, with the counters pulled live.
Stop Adding To The List. Start Taking Things Off It.
Twenty minutes on your business. We find the thing eating the most of your week and I tell you exactly how I would take it off you.
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