Examples
From first hello to your business finally running without you glued to it.
STARTER PLAN
Peter Osei
Solo realtor, no team, no assistant. Closes more deals a year than agents with twice his overhead.
SITUATION
Good at closing, bad at maintaining anything that isn't a client relationship. His site's been advertising a sold listing for two years.
STARTER — $1,200/mo, 20 hrs
Calendar & inbox management
Social media management, graphic design & templates
File & document organization, up to 2 platforms/tools
THE MATH
$3,600 a quarter. One closing a quarter, even at a modest $15K commission, covers it four times over.
GROWTH PLAN
Roxy Bennett
Owns a physical therapy and sports recovery clinic in Navy Yard. Booked solid, mostly with people whose desk job wrecked their hips.
SITUATION
Great at patient care, hasn't touched her website since it launched. New patients can't tell if she's even taking clients.
GROWTH — $2,00/mo, 40 hrs
Website & blog updates, SEO, email marketing
Project management assistance
Everything in Starter: social media, graphic design, calendar & inbox support
THE MATH
$2,500 for 40 hours back. That's about $62/hr to get her time back for patients instead of Squarespace.
FULL-SERVICE PLAN
Danielle Reeves
Managing partner, her own government contracts law firm. Bills 2,400 hours a year and considers vacation a personality flaw.
SITUATION
Full caseload, a waitlist, and she's still the one updating the website at midnight.
FULL-SERVICE — $4,000/mo, 80 hrs
OBM-level team & contractor oversight, workflow automation
Advanced tech stack support, launch project management
Everything in Growth: website, SEO, email marketing
THE MATH
20 hours back every week for $4,000/mo. At her $400 billing rate, that's $8,000 a week she's not burning on marketing.
Which one sounds like you?
No generic intake forms. No long contracts. Just a real conversation about where your time is going.