You just did the Tech Leak Audit
The audit hands you a 30/60/90 plan. Standard is that plan executed: the first fix ships inside 60 days and the rest becomes your monthly build queue. No new quote each time.
The plan most owners pick: your first system live inside 60 days, then something new ships every month.
The audit hands you a 30/60/90 plan. Standard is that plan executed: the first fix ships inside 60 days and the rest becomes your monthly build queue. No new quote each time.
Quoting eats your Sunday, the job board is a whiteboard, invoices go out late. One system will not fix all of that. A steady monthly shipping cadence will.
There is no separate build bill and no 50/50 deposit. The first system is funded by the plan itself. One monthly amount, everything included.
Monitoring on everything I build you, fixes when anything breaks, up to an hour of small changes each month, and the one-page Monthly Leak Report.
Scoped in writing before we start, same as any standalone build, and shipped inside your first 60 days on the plan. No separate invoice, no deposit. The first six months are what pays for it.
At the start of each month we pick one scoped piece of work from your leak report backlog and it ships. If I cannot ship a given month, the slot rolls forward one month so my delay never costs you it. If the build was waiting on you and the month passes, that slot is used; slots do not stack beyond a month.
When something needs me, you hear back the same business day. Critical faults, the kind that lose data or stop the business, jump everything and get fixed free.
Every quarter we re-cut the roadmap against what the business actually did: what shipped, what it changed, what gets built next quarter.
We pick the month’s build from your leak report backlog. Scope agreed in a sentence or two, not a workshop.
The build ships. Fixes and small changes keep landing alongside it as they come up.
The leak report lands: what leaked, what got fixed, what is queued next month.
The six-month minimum exists because your first build ships inside the first 60 days and the term is what funds it. After the term it is month-to-month with 30 days notice either side. Cancelling mid-term means the remaining months fall due, so the build is never a free sample.
Your client list, job history, and files live in your own accounts with your own logins, exportable any day. The system itself is mine, licensed to you and kept alive, patched, and improving every month. That is the point of Ops Care. If you ever want the source outright, there is a buyout price in writing from day one.
No separate hosting subscription, no platform fees from me, no invoice per fix. One monthly amount covers the build, the monitoring, and the running of it.
Upgrade to Pro at any month boundary, immediately. Downgrades work at any month boundary after the first six months. While the six months that funded your build are running, Standard is the floor.
Your system stays alive. I fix what breaks, and you get a one-page leak report every month.
Full details →A working system inside your first 60 days, then one new automation or small build every month.
You are hereEverything evolving, every month, with me across all the software you run.
Full details →Only need what exists kept alive? Lite covers systems I have already built. Want a standing monthly strategy hour and me on WhatsApp? That is Pro, and the upgrade takes effect at any month boundary. Compare everything on the Ops Care page.
A 30-minute call and a written finding inside 48 hours. If Ops Care Standard is the right move, the finding becomes the first quarter of your roadmap. If it isn't, you keep the report and we shake hands.