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You can be the best in your trade and still lose the business — because nobody ever teaches the money side, and by the time the numbers tell you something is wrong, it already is.
Profit on paper. Broke in the bank.
Busy every week. Nothing left at the end of it.
Growing, and somehow tighter every month.
Every question that actually decides anything is a money question — and almost nobody can answer them from their own books.
What you actually made — not revenue. Which work pays and which quietly doesn't. What you can afford, and when.
Bills, invoices, receipts, coding, reconciling — handled. We run the same tooling a $30M company runs, which is the only reason a business your size can afford the part that matters.
Getting it profitable. Keeping it profitable while it grows. Getting a return on what you put back in. Different stages need different work, and most owners don't know which one they're in. That's the first thing we tell you.
Solo contractor set up and built properly from day one
Banking structured so business and personal never touch. GET and subcontractor deductions handled from the first invoice instead of reconstructed at year end. A custom tracker that shows what each project is making while it’s still running.
He’s 60. He runs every bit of it himself, subcontracts the work out, grosses over $450K — and takes home six figures.
A Hawaii trade service business, transforming operations with technology and AI.
A full accounts payable and receivable operation, built and running. Spend control through Ramp, so every dollar going out is coded to its job before it reaches the books. Communication rebuilt in Slack, so nothing gets lost between the person who wins the work and the person who invoices it.
And AI where it actually saves time — not wasting it creating slop
Fair. We send out everything we’d tell a paying client, free.