AI ops for early-stage founders. One subscription. Unlimited requests.

Landing pages, marketing sites, sales email sequences, client onboarding automations, SOPs and process docs, prompt libraries, investor update templates, internal wikis, Zapier/Make blueprints, board decks, social content, marketing collateral. If it's operational and your startup needs it built, I can probably do it.

Custom app development. Anything that touches your codebase. Paid ad management. Ongoing system maintenance. Daily calls or real-time support. I build standalone assets, deliver them ready to use, and move to the next request.

No. This is me, Geordie, doing all of the work. Every deliverable, every email, every pixel. If I eventually become too slammed, I may bring on 1–2 people — but they'll be specialists who are better than me at specific things. Not a rotating bench of anonymous freelancers.

Try it for a week. You pay $4,995 upfront. If you're not feeling it after seven days, you get $3,746 back — that's 75%. Your total risk is $1,249 for a week of real deliverables. In that time we should get at least one high-leverage piece of work done, enough for you to know whether this is worth keeping. No contract. No commitment beyond the current month.

That's exactly how it works. Send a task, I finish it, you send the next one. One at a time, we bang them out. No queue limits. Some clients have a running list. Some send things as they come up. Either way works.

You can. You probably won't. You're building product, closing deals, and putting out fires. The ops work keeps getting pushed. I take the raw mess, think it through with 20 years of ops experience and AI tooling, and hand you a finished asset. You stay focused on what only you can do.

It's less than a part-time ops hire with zero benefits, zero onboarding, and zero risk. You pause when things are slow. You cancel if it's not working. Compare that to a 6-month agency contract or the cost of one bad freelancer project. Unlike a hire, you get output from day one. And if the first week doesn't prove the value, you get 75% of your payment back — $3,746. Your only exposure is $1,249.

Freelancers disappear. Agencies overcharge. I'm one person with 20 years of building companies. You get the same person every time, not a rotating cast. And there's no contract — if I don't deliver, you leave.

That's what the monthly strategy call is for. We look at what's eating your time, pick the highest-impact request, and I build it. You don't need to write a brief. You need to tell me what hurts.

Most requests are completed in 2–5 business days. Larger ones like a full marketing site take longer, but I'll scope it upfront so you know exactly what to expect.

I deliver standalone work that plugs into whatever you already use. Email sequences ready to paste into your ESP. Automation blueprints for Zapier. Website files ready to deploy. No migration required.

Email or Slack — whatever your team already uses. You send a request, I confirm scope, and deliver. No daily standups. No hour-long check-ins. One strategy call a month to keep things moving.

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One life. One mission. When you subscribe, you're not just getting ops work done — you're funding the youth program directly. The startup side pays full rate. That funds a permanent 50% discount for youth nonprofits doing the work Finn would have cared about. I don't run two businesses. I run one, and it's powered by Finn.