Straight answers before you get started.

Every engagement starts with a discovery session, a short call where we learn how your business actually runs and where the friction is. For most clients, the next step is an Operations Blueprint, which maps the operation in detail and ranks the bottlenecks worth fixing. From there you either move into a Systems Build with us or take the plan and execute it yourself. You work directly with Perry the whole way through, with no account managers in between.

If too much of your operation lives in your head, your tools do not talk to each other, or your team is growing faster than your systems, you are ready. So are founders with a product to build and no technical team to build it. You do not need a technical background or a finished plan. The Blueprint is built to bring the clarity, so readiness is mostly about willingness to change how things run.

The first step is a discovery session, a short call where we learn how you work and confirm the right starting point. For most clients, the recommended first engagement after that is the Operations Blueprint, a fixed-fee diagnostic that maps your workflow and produces a scoped, prioritized build plan. Founders building a product scope the build instead. You can book from the contact page.

No. Our job is to understand your business, then handle the technical decisions for you. We explain everything in plain terms and never expect you to know what should be automated or how. That is exactly what you are hiring us for.

The Blueprint is the diagnosis and the Build is the treatment. The Operations Blueprint maps your workflow, ranks the problems, and produces a scoped plan. The Systems Build is the implementation of that plan, the working systems your team uses every day. For custom product builds, the scoping happens differently, but the Build itself follows the same fixed-deliverable structure. Most clients do the Blueprint first because it defines exactly what the Build should be.

You receive the working system, full documentation, and training, so your team can run it without us. If you want it maintained and improved over time, Systems Care is available as a monthly subscription. The build is a complete deliverable on its own, so whether you add Care is up to you.

Most initial builds run four to eight weeks, depending on complexity. We scope tightly up front so there are no surprises mid-project. You will have a clear timeline and defined deliverables before any work begins.

No, and that is by design. Every system is documented and handed off, and you own all of it: the code, the accounts, and the access. You can maintain it yourself, hand it to another developer, or keep us on through Systems Care. The choice is always yours.

Cost depends on the scope of the work, which is why we scope before we price rather than quoting a vague starting number. The Operations Blueprint is a fixed fee set against your specific situation. Builds are priced from the plan the Blueprint produces, so you approve the number before anything starts.

For project work, the minimum is a single Operations Blueprint, which is a complete deliverable on its own. Systems Care and the Systems Partnership are ongoing engagements, with terms scoped to your situation and agreed up front. You only ever take on the step you have agreed to.

Fixed price, always. Once the scope is confirmed, the price is fixed for that scope. We do not bill hourly and we do not run open-ended meters. If you change what you want built, or something genuinely unforeseen turns up, we scope and price that change with you before any of it moves forward. The price only changes when the work does, and never by surprise.

Yes. We are based in Vancouver and the Okanagan and work with clients across Canada remotely. Most of the work happens over calls and shared tools, so location rarely matters. Local clients are welcome to meet in person when it helps.

We work most often with trades and construction, commercial services, and finance businesses. The common thread is owner-operated, process-heavy work that should not still be manual. The specific systems differ by industry, but the approach is the same.

Almost certainly not. Owner-operated businesses are exactly who we build for, and smaller operations often see the fastest impact because a single system can remove hours of manual work. If we genuinely are not the right fit, we will tell you honestly rather than sell you an engagement.