I look at where things stand: what works, what is broken, and what to fix first. The scope and the price go in writing before anything starts.
Plan
I name the trade-offs before I build.
I give you a roadmap, and you approve it before development begins. A defined piece of the work ships within the first month.
Build
I build the real thing, not a prototype.
That means sign-in, data, deployment, and where it stands on compliance, written down. You get me, directly, and a reply within one business day.
Stay
I stay for launch and what customers break.
I interview customers and listen to sales calls to find the question buyers are actually asking. Then I hand over documentation and a walkthrough so your team runs it without me.
No discovery fee. Any one of the three areas below, two of them, or all three.
AI engineering
Your AI works in the notebook. Production is a different stack. I run that stack.
Retrieval, agents, and orchestration built for real load, not the demo.
Evals that fire on every change and catch failures before your customers do.
Prompt deployment as its own pipeline, and a written bar for what ships. Your team runs it after I leave.
An author and leadership consultant: software that finds and drafts RFPs from buyers outside their existing network. $3M in signed contracts, close rate doubled. Read the case study →
Product building
You have the idea, the budget, and customers waiting. What you do not have is the team to build it. I build it.
Strategy, design, code, security, and launch, all mine. Nothing gets handed to a second team.
A production build, not a prototype: auth, data, deploy, and the compliance posture written down.
A roadmap with the trade-offs named, agreed with the founder before the first sprint.
Ordani: a HIPAA-compliant CRM I founded and built. Active paying users in beta, none lost to a competitor, and a public release coming. Read the case study →
Positioning & GTM
You built it. Enterprise teams still aren't buying. The gap is positioning, not features.
Customer interviews and sales-call analysis that name the question buyers are actually asking.
A positioning shift and a sales narrative your team can run without me.
A plan for selling data and security into banks, insurers, and slow procurement committees.
A birth worker: repositioned from birth support alone to the full arc of care around it. Bookings went from one to three a month to five to ten, across her whole range instead of one service. Read the case study →
Or start smaller. Three fixed prices.
No scoping call, no proposal. Buy one and the work starts within the week.
The Unstick Session
$500
90 minutes · same-day plan
Ninety minutes live on whatever is stuck. You leave with a written plan the same day.
A written fix plan: what is wrong, in the order to fix it, and for builds the prompts to fix it with.
The call is recorded and the recording comes with the plan.
One follow-up question by email within 7 days.
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The Audit
$2,500
Two weeks · starts within the week
I go through your AI stack, your build, or your positioning top to bottom.
An 8-10 page memo: what works, what is broken, and what to fix first.
A prioritized fix sequence, so you can start the morning it lands.
A one-hour debrief call where I walk you through it, and a 30-day follow-up call after. You keep the memo either way.
The Sprint
$7,500
One week · embedded
One week on one outcome, shipped. Not a plan. The thing, done.
One outcome, agreed by email before day one.
Daily progress notes and a mid-week check-in call.
The work lands in your repo and tools, with a handover note.
A debrief and a map of the next steps.
The moment your card clears you get a kickoff email: the intake questions and a link to book the call. Every fee credits toward the next package, or toward an engagement started within 60 days. Full refund any time before kickoff, none after. I reply within one business day. Full details on the packages page →
Why one person
An agency gives you a team and a relay race between them. A full-time hire takes three months to find and another to ramp. I am a senior operator you can start this week, on a scope with an end date. When the work is bigger than one person, I say so on the call.
Next step
A free 30-minute call comes first.
Tell me what is stuck. I listen, then say what the work looks like and whether I am the right person for it. If the work does not map to what you need, I say so on the call.