Built right.
Run quietly.

Revenue Agent

A sponsorship sales department for local media that runs itself. Every morning it finds real businesses in your coverage area, drafts a three-touch pitch in your voice, and puts every word in front of you in one approval email. Nothing sends itself. When a prospect replies, the machine goes quiet and hands you the conversation. When they say yes, Stripe takes the card and their placement renders into your next edition on its own.

• Prospects daily. Real local businesses inside your coverage radius, pulled every morning.
• Drafts in your voice. A hard ban list on AI-sounding language, and a rule against claiming anything outside your market as local.
• You approve every send. One morning email. Approve or pass, per prospect.
• Three touches, then closed forever. A reply stops the cadence dead and the conversation becomes human to human.
• Stripe does the money. Monthly billing, failed-card retries, and a webhook that reopens the slot if a sponsor ever cancels.
• Paid sponsors publish automatically. Checkout to placement with no human touch.

Collection is genuinely autonomous. Judgment stays human at exactly the moments that matter.

Your daily labor: read one email, tap some buttons, answer humans.

Compliant AI Setup

Private, compliant internal AI for small law firms, configured by a J.D. who reads Model Rule 1.6 and ABA Formal Opinion 512 for a living. Your client data stays inside accounts the firm owns. Your staff gets trained on what the system may and may not touch, in writing.

• Private by architecture. Firm-owned accounts, documented data boundaries, no client information in consumer tools.
• Configured to your practice. Intake, drafting support, and internal research workflows mapped to how your firm actually works.
• A written use policy. The document your malpractice carrier and your conscience both want to see.
• Thirty days of support after handoff, with an upgrade path to managed operations.

Custom AI Systems

Some operations need a machine that does not exist off the shelf. The Discovery Sprint is the front door: two weeks, a full automation roadmap for your operation, and one working automation shipped before the sprint ends. You leave with something running, not a report.

• Two weeks, fixed price. The sprint filters what is worth building from what only sounds like it.
• One quick win, deployed. A working automation ships inside the sprint itself.
• Flat quotes after. Full builds get a fixed price and a delivery date, not an hourly meter.
• Care plans behind every build. Monitoring, fixes, and a monthly report once your system is live.