Run the shop. Let the admin run itself.
The site, the quotes, the follow-up emails, the monthly numbers. All the work that piles up after closing time.
Build a booking page for my studio with hours, services and prices, then email the quote template to me.
Pulled hours, services and pricing
Built the page and booking form
Wired the quote email
The work it takes off your plate
The jobs small business owners lose the most hours to.
01
A site that takes bookings
Describe the business and get a live page with hours, services, and a booking form that lands in your inbox.
02
Quotes out the same day
Give it the job details and it writes the quote, prices the line items, and sends it as a clean PDF.
03
Follow-up that actually happens
It tracks who never replied and sends the second message so the lead does not go cold.
04
Invoices and chasing
Raise invoices, watch what is unpaid, and send the polite reminder on day 14 without you remembering.
05
Found by people nearby
Local listings, service pages, and the review requests that move you up the map results.
06
Monday morning numbers
One page every week: what came in, what went out, what is still owed to you.
Ask once. Get the whole thing.
Not a draft to fix up. The finished output, ready to send.
“Build a booking site for my mobile car valeting business.”
Live site with a service list, coverage map, and booking form wired to email.
“Quote this kitchen fit-out from the measurements in my notes.”
Itemised quote as a branded PDF, sent and logged.
“Message every customer who has not booked in six months.”
Segmented list, written offer, sent and tracked.
“Show me what is unpaid and chase it.”
Aged debtor list plus reminder emails already out the door.
“Turn last week's jobs into posts for the shop page.”
Five captioned posts scheduled across the week.
“Write the price list and put it on the site.”
Updated pricing page, live, with the old version archived.
One agent, every tool it needs
You describe the outcome. It picks what to use.
“I stopped doing paperwork on Sundays. That is the whole review.”
Priya N., Owner, two-van cleaning business
