Two builders · fixed scope · fixed date
Websites, dashboards, internal tools and AI automation — built by two people at a fixed price, on a delivery date agreed in writing before you pay.
The leak
Every business has one. It has a name, it has a cost, and it has been there long enough that everyone works around it.
It looks nothing like the business does now, and changing a price means emailing whoever built it.
It runs scheduling, or commissions, or inventory. If they leave, the process leaves with them.
The number you actually manage against lives across systems that don't talk, so nobody pulls it.
By then they have called someone else. Most of your leads arrive when nobody is at the desk.
Fourteen weeks and a discovery phase, for something the business needs this month.
The cost of doing nothing
This is not our math. It is yours — the leak you already have, priced.
Deliberately conservative: it only counts enquiries you never reached, at your own close rate. No industry multipliers, no assumed lift.
Walking past you, monthly
$11,700
Per year
$140,400
Customers lost/mo
13
That is every month. A build is one number, once, and it is live before another one of those months finishes.
Most builds land between $6,500 and $75,000. If your budget is not in that range we will say so on the call rather than waste your thirty minutes.
Get my price and dateWhat we build
Broad in what we can build, narrow in what we say first.
The thing your business runs on, built to look like your business.
If it has an API, it can feed one screen.
Ground-up web apps for founders with an idea and no team.
Anything currently held together by one person and a spreadsheet.
Making the tools you already pay for talk to each other.
The work that happens when nobody is at the desk.
AI automation
Phone and chat agents that answer in seconds, handle the five questions everyone asks, and put the booking on your calendar — at eleven at night, on a Sunday, while you are with a customer.
Ask it what a customer would ask. Scripted to one business for this demo — the version we build you is trained on your whole book, your prices and your calendar.
Bloom Aesthetics
Answering · 11:04pm
Bloom Aesthetics, this is the front desk. We're closed right now but I can answer questions and get you booked. What are you after?
Live demo · sample business
How it works
You get the scope document whether or not you hire us. It says exactly what gets built, what it costs, and the day it goes live.
Thirty minutes. You describe the leak, we ask the questions that price it.
What gets built, what it costs, the date it lands. Yours to keep, hire us or not.
You talk to the people writing the code. No account manager in between.
On the date in the document. That date is the commitment, not an estimate.
Full marketing site, mobile, CMS, booking and lead capture wired up.
Live in 7 daysAnything with an API, feeding one live dashboard with manager scorecards.
Live in 14 daysOne workflow automated end to end. Document pipeline, triage system or chat agent.
Working in 10 daysInternal tool, portal or full product. Scoped first, then a fixed price and a fixed date.
Date set at scope, heldHosting, support, changes, new reports, priority access. Default on every deal.
Cancel anytimeFixed price against a written scope, quoted on the call. Never hourly — hourly bills you for our time instead of your result.
A call, then a written scope. Yours to keep.
Shipped
No client logos yet — we are new and we will not invent any. These are ours, and you can look at them.
A second-opinion marketplace for CFOs — auth, payments, admin, the lot.
A focus tool, taken end to end from idea to shipped product.
Risk
Anyone can quote a range. The commitment is what you're actually buying, so we put weight behind it.
The written scope is yours whether you hire us or not. No deposit, no commitment, no obligation to proceed.
It goes in the document before you pay anything. It is not re-estimated once work starts.
At the midpoint you get the actual thing running, not a status update — while there is still time to change direction. Most projects fail because nobody looked until it was too late to act.
Fixed price against written scope. You are buying a working system on a date, not a stack of timesheets.
Why us
Agencies quote in quarters because they are staffed to bill hours. We ship in days and weeks. That is not a nicer timeline, it is a different product — you get the thing while the problem is still the problem.
One of us built and ran the entire tech stack for a multi-location healthcare operation while doing the ops job. We know what the dashboard needs to say because we were the one staring at it at eleven at night.
Two people. No account manager, no offshore handoff, no game of telephone between the person who understood the problem and the person writing the code.
Who you're talking to
No account manager, no offshore handoff, no game of telephone between the person who understood the problem and the person writing the code. These are the two people who scope the work, build it, and answer when you call.
Joshua Fox
Co-founder
Josh runs strategy and operations for a Florida healthcare group, scaling it through operations, technology and strategy. That means he has spent his working life on the operator's side of the exact problems we get hired to fix — he has been the one staring at the dashboard at eleven at night. MBA from the University of North Florida, former student-athlete.
Reiss Skeen
Co-founder
Reiss engineers solutions for companies — taking a problem apart and building the thing that actually closes it. He co-founded FocusTap, leading both the technical build and the strategy behind it. Finance graduate of Flagler College and ex-captain of its men's soccer team, with a bias toward what the data actually says.
Limits
Saying this out loud is what makes the rest credible. Nobody believes two people who claim they do everything.
We take the work that fits in a fixed scope with a date on it. Everything else breaks the guarantee, and the guarantee is the business.
Questions
For work that fits a written scope with a date on it, yes — that is exactly why the list of what we don't do is on this page. We are not staffed to run enterprise procurement or 24/7 on-call, so we don't sell it. What we do sell, we deliver ourselves, which is why there is nobody in between you and the build.
It goes in the written scope before you pay anything, and it is not re-estimated once work starts. You also see the thing running at the halfway mark, so a slip is visible to you with time to act rather than announced at the end. We would rather commit to a real date than pad the estimate — a padded estimate is just an agency timeline with better manners.
Because a real number needs a real scope, and we won't quote one without the other. The call is thirty minutes and ends with a written price and a date. Nothing about that is a sales process — you keep the document either way.
You do. Outright, from day one, in your own repositories and your own accounts. No licence, no hostage hosting, no per-seat fee to keep using the thing you paid to have built.
Most clients keep the Operator Retainer — hosting, support, changes, new reports and priority access. It is cancel-anytime. If you would rather take it in-house, the code and the accounts are yours and we will hand over cleanly.
Small things get absorbed. Anything that moves the date gets written down, priced, and agreed before we touch it — so the date never quietly moves while you assume it hasn't.
Thirty minutes. You keep the document either way.
Start here
Three fields. It comes straight to the two of us — no filter, no sequence.
The 30-Minute Scope — what you get
You keep the scope document whether you hire us or not. No deposit, no obligation, no follow-up sequence. Costs you thirty minutes.