Services

Nine service lines,
one team accountable.

Take the whole stack or the single piece you are stuck on. You deal directly with the people doing the work, so nothing gets lost between an account manager and a production team. Every line below states what you actually receive, because "strategy" on its own is not a deliverable. Plans and rates are on the pricing page.

Service lines in detail

  1. 01

    AI agents

    Agents that own a job end to end rather than answering questions about it.

    Best for: Owners losing hours a week to work that follows rules but still needs judgement.

    • A written scope naming the job, its inputs and its failure cases
    • The agent itself, running on Claude Code, n8n and MCP against your real tools
    • Guardrails: what it may do alone, what it must ask about first
    • A handover document, so the agent is yours rather than rented from me
  2. 02

    Workflow automation

    The repetitive middle of the business, wired up and running unattended.

    Best for: Teams copying data between systems by hand, or chasing the same follow-ups weekly.

    • A map of the current process, including the steps nobody documented
    • Automations connecting the tools you already pay for
    • Error handling and alerting, so a silent failure does not become a silent loss
    • Before and after timings on the steps that were removed
  3. 03

    Web development

    Sites that load fast, meet accessibility basics and are built to be found.

    Best for: Businesses whose site loads slowly, converts badly, or cannot be updated in-house.

    • Design and build in WordPress, Shopify, Webflow or hand-written code
    • Core Web Vitals, semantic markup and keyboard access checked before launch
    • Schema, sitemap, canonical tags and analytics wired in at build time
    • Training, so you can edit the site without calling anyone
    • Full web development services, in detail
  4. 04

    SEO

    Technical fixes, on-page work and content built to earn rankings, not chase them.

    Best for: Sites with real products or services that weaker competitors currently outrank.

    • A technical audit covering crawlability, indexation, speed and structured data
    • Keyword and intent research mapped to pages that exist or need to exist
    • On-page rewrites in answer-first structure, with real author attribution
    • Reporting against rankings, impressions and conversions rather than raw traffic
    • How outsourcing SEO works, and what to keep in-house
  5. 05

    Video editing

    Reels, promos and long-form cuts, edited by someone who has won awards for it.

    Best for: Anyone sitting on footage they have not cut, or a channel starved of output.

    • Edit, colour grade, sound balance and captions
    • Motion graphics and lower thirds in Premiere Pro and After Effects
    • Platform-correct exports for each destination rather than one file reused
    • Source project files handed over on request
  6. 06

    Graphic design

    Brand identity, ad creative, merch and print, with a decade of it already shipped.

    Best for: Businesses whose materials look like they came from five different companies.

    • Logo and identity systems, with the file formats a printer will actually accept
    • Ad creative built as testable variants rather than one hero image
    • Merch, packaging, signage and large-format print set up correctly for production
    • A usage guide, so the brand survives contact with other people
    • Full graphic design services, in detail
  7. 07

    Social media

    Content, scheduling and honest reporting on the platforms that matter to you.

    Best for: Owners posting inconsistently because it is always the last job of the day.

    • A content plan tied to what the business actually sells
    • Creative production, copywriting and scheduling
    • Community management within agreed response times
    • Monthly reporting on reach, engagement and what it produced
    • Full social media management services, in detail
  8. 08

    AI integration

    Intelligence bolted onto the systems you already run, instead of replacing them.

    Best for: Teams told to use AI with no clear idea where it pays back.

    • An audit of where AI helps and, more usefully, where it does not
    • Integration into your CRM, helpdesk, storefront or internal tools
    • Human review points on anything customer-facing
    • Cost modelling before anything is switched on
  9. 09

    Admin support

    The operational work that eats your week, handed off cleanly and documented.

    Best for: Founders still doing the work an assistant should have taken over a year ago.

    • Inbox triage, scheduling, data entry and reporting
    • Written procedures for every task taken over
    • A weekly summary of what was handled and what still needs you
    • Automation of any part that turns out to be repeatable

How engagements are priced

Three shapes, and I will tell you which one fits rather than pushing the largest.

Fixed scope. A defined build for a defined price: a site, an agent, a brand identity. You know the number before work starts. Best when the outcome is clear enough to write down.

Monthly retainer. A recurring block of work for ongoing needs such as SEO, social or maintaining automations. Cancellable, with each month's work documented so you can see what the fee bought.

Hourly. For work that genuinely cannot be scoped up front, such as debugging a system somebody else left behind. We would rather bill honestly by the hour than pad a fixed quote to cover unknowns.

One thing worth saying plainly: a package is not automatically cheaper than hourly. Whether it saves you money depends entirely on how much of it you use. If a smaller arrangement is the better deal for you, we will say so.

How it works

Three steps, no theatre.

01

Book a call

Twenty minutes. You describe the bottleneck, we tell you honestly whether we can move it and roughly what that costs. If the answer is no, you get it on the call rather than three days later in a proposal.

02

Get a plan

A written scope: what gets built, in what order, what it costs, and what you will see at the end of each week. Nothing starts until you have read it.

03

Watch it run

We build, you review weekly, it ships. You get the files, the accounts and the documentation, so nothing stays hostage to us staying involved.

What I do not take on

Saying this up front saves us both a call. We do not do black-hat SEO, bought links, or anything else that puts a domain at risk for a short-term ranking. We do not write fake reviews or invent testimonials. We do not accept work where the deadline only holds if nothing goes wrong. And we will not sell you an AI agent for a job that a ten-line rule or one afternoon of training would fix more cheaply.

If what you need sits outside these nine lines, say so anyway. We would rather point you at the right person than take the job and learn on your budget.

Service pages in full

Each line above has a page of its own with scope, timelines and pricing: web development, graphic design, social media management, and for search, outsourced SEO. Agencies buying delivery under their own brand should read white label SEO and white label web design instead.

Tell me what is eating your week.

If we can build something that removes it, we will say so and what it takes. If we cannot, we will say that too.

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