You've got the tabs, the tools, the subscriptions — and somehow less time. Tell us the outcome instead: we build the AI, run it, and hand you back the hours. You never touch a tool.
No AI is set-and-forget — it breaks, the models change, the prompts rot, and someone has to keep it alive. So you try the obvious fixes. Each one just hands that back to you.
The stack changes monthly, the prompts need babysitting, every broken automation is another midnight.
↳ on you: learning it, foreverThey run your ads, hand you a dashboard, bill a retainer. Leads, delivery, ops — still your plate.
↳ on you: everything but adsYou still learn the tools well enough to direct them — and re-train them every time things change.
↳ on you: a person + the toolsSet-and-forget sounds great until it confidently does the wrong thing. No judgment, no one watching.
↳ on you: the mistakesAI was supposed to give you time back. Instead it can do almost anything — so it does a little of everything and none of it well: a brilliant toy that quietly became a part-time job. Nine subscriptions, fourteen open tabs, a prompt you're still tweaking at 11pm. More AI didn't make you faster — it made you the operator of a tool you never wanted to run. The question was never AI or people — it's who turns the toy into a worker. So we built a whole role around being that someone, and gave it a name.
Every AI tool, prompt and automation still runs through you. We take the whole stack off your plate and run it.
We connect your tools and build a system around you — AI agents, automations and workflows, customized and shaped around how you already work. It runs without you, so you stay the founder; the system (and me) does the operating.
A few of the systems we build, in depth — each one a trigger, a moment of AI judgment, and a result we run for you.
Send a topic, drop a voice note, or share a link. The agent writes the scripts, structures the slides, and formats them for both platforms — ready to post.
Every week, it pulls your highlights and relevant industry news, drafts the full issue — intro, stories, CTA, subject line — formatted and ready to send. You just approve it.
Every Monday it runs through your active campaigns, flags wasted spend, low Quality Score, and underperforming creatives, and returns a prioritized list of fixes — not a 40-page report.
Point it at any URL. It scores your headline, CTA, social proof, and friction points against conversion principles — then returns specific fixes, not vague advice like "make the CTA more compelling."
Your latest video drops. The agent watches it, pulls the key insights and quotable moments, and drafts a full newsletter issue — formatted, branded, ready to send. Every time.
You've bought software, courses, and prompt packs before — things that hand you the work and call it a solution. This is none of them. It's a service: we build the system once, run it for you every day, and answer for the result.
No scoping calls. No software to learn. No demo to sit through. You describe what you want; we do the rest.
Pick a plan, then describe what you want AI to handle — in a sentence, plain English. No briefs, no jargon.
Usually within ~3 days. We assemble the system and wire it into the tools you already use. You approve; we ship.
We operate it daily, catch what breaks before you notice, and keep it working. You get your time back.
The AI does the work. A person — us — owns the result.
Learning the tools runs six hours a day for the better part of a week — before you've built anything. A "vibe-coded" prototype takes a day or two; getting one system production-ready takes weeks of tinkering. And once it's live, it still needs you — every week. Move the slider.
Running and maintaining it yourself — building, fixing, re-prompting, keeping it alive — eats 10–15 hours a week. We'll use 12.
We build and run it all for $1,997/mo. That's a:
…before we do a single thing you'd call strategic.
Every system is a one-time build, then a flat monthly to keep it running. The tiers are just how much of the running you want us to own — priced against the hire it replaces, never a tool.
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We're not for everyone — and saying so is how we stay good at this.
Copy Chief at a $150M/year company. Here's what he said after a year working together.
"Bringing Jackson in was one of the greatest decisions we've made. He increased our conversion rates and helped us scale beyond what our internal team could do — hands down some of the best in the world at turning cold audiences into loyal buyers."
Clear, zero-fluff answers on how we build, run, and charge for the systems that run your business.
The systems we install for you are the same ones running our own businesses. Everything is stress-tested in production before we put our name on it for anyone else.
Across multiple businesses we run with AI — not client work, our own. Content, leads, sales, and ops all running on the same systems we sell you. Not prototypes. Production.
We hold the Guinness World Record for the Largest AI Marketing Lesson in the World. When we say we know what works in AI marketing, we mean it in a way most vendors can't say.
We've been building and running AI systems since 2018 — first inside our own businesses, now for a handful of clients. The systems we install for you are the exact ones we run ourselves. You're not hiring a faceless vendor or a stranger off a marketplace — you're hiring us, and we put our name on the result.
The same hands behind the record and the revenue above are the ones on your systems. We eat our own dog food. And we have the receipts.
We build your AI and run it ourselves — you describe the outcome, we own the result.
