An hour on one job, then a written scope and the price to build it.
The hour goes into how that one job runs today, everyone who touches it and every system it reaches.

Book your Assessment.
$750, charged when you pick a time and pay. The hour is yours once the payment lands.
The ways I can help.
The fit call
Bring whichever job your team still does by hand. You leave knowing where to start, that it is a fix you can do yourselves, or that this is not my kind of problem.
Pick a timeThen one of two ways forward.
Which becomes one of these.
The Workflow Build
You stop doing the job that keeps coming back, and it stops being the thing that slips when the week gets busy. Those hours go back into the work that actually grows the brand.
See how a build worksA Reporting Sprint
Nobody spends their week building the report. You open it and see what is working, what is leaking, and where to push next.
See what the Sprint rebuildsAnd after a build, if you want it.
I run the operation you are running.
I run a seven-figure CPG brand today. NØRSE CØDE runs on more agents than people, with over 150 jobs on schedules behind them, and they are the same systems I would build for you.
Before it, Smári Organics went from my kitchen to national retail, with all the distributors, brokers and deductions that come with it.
So you can name your Thursday deduction file without explaining what a deduction file is.





How fast does anything happen?
The call is thirty minutes. If you want to go deeper, the Assessment is an hour on one job, and the scope for it lands within two business days. That scope carries the timeline for building it.
Look at it working first.
See it running.
My own brand run on agents instead of people: roughly 15 hours a week that used to be mine, and the reporting that came out of it, on synthetic numbers so you can click through all of it.
Open the demoThe scorecard.
Twelve questions, about two minutes, and a read on screen when you finish: where AI would help your brand, what to leave alone, and what each piece would take to build.
Take the scorecard