You cannot answer a simple question
'Which channel made us the most profit last quarter?' should take ten seconds. Instead it takes two days of exporting and pasting, so nobody asks it — and the decisions get made on gut feel.
Right now that answer is spread across your CRM, two ad accounts, Stripe, and a spreadsheet somebody maintains by hand. We pull it into one screen that updates itself. $1,500 to $3,000 to build, then $100 to $300 a month to keep it accurate.
$1,500 – $3,000 build + $100 – $300/mo
If none of these describe you, this is not the right service. Say so on the call and we will point you at the one that is, or tell you that you do not need us.
'Which channel made us the most profit last quarter?' should take ten seconds. Instead it takes two days of exporting and pasting, so nobody asks it — and the decisions get made on gut feel.
Export the CSVs, paste them in, fix the formulas somebody broke, rebuild the same chart. Same job every month. New mistakes every time. That is twelve days a year on work a machine should do.
Impressions up. Sessions up. Followers up. None of it tells you whether to spend more, spend less, or stop entirely — which is the only thing you actually needed to know.
Not a chart tool pointed at messy exports. A setup that pulls your real data in, agrees what each number means, and keeps running after we leave.
Your CRM, Google Ads, Meta, Google Analytics, Stripe, and your spreadsheets in a single view that refreshes on its own. No more opening six tabs to answer one question.
We write down what counts as a 'qualified lead' and what goes into 'margin' before we build. So two people looking at the same screen reach the same decision instead of arguing about whose figure is right.
Leadership sees profit. Marketing sees which channel is working. Operations sees throughput. Same underlying data, framed for the person reading it.
If spend spikes or conversions fall off a cliff, you get an email or a Slack message that day — not when someone notices at month end and it has already cost you three weeks.
Automatic PDF or email summaries go out on your schedule, to whoever needs them. That is the manual reporting day gone for good.
When Google or Meta quietly changes how their data comes out, dashboards stop updating and say nothing. The monthly fee is us catching that and fixing it before you make a decision on stale numbers.
The build fee covers working out what you need and making it. The monthly covers hosting, alerts, and repairing the data connections when a platform changes something — which they do, regularly, without telling anyone.
Your main numbers in one place, always current.
Your own metrics, alerts when things move, and a view per team.
Everything connected, plus a quarterly session on what to do about it.
If your setup needs a paid warehouse or BI licence, that goes on your own card at cost. Most builds run entirely on infrastructure already covered by the monthly fee.
These prices cover the scope listed above. If you need something bigger — a complex integration, a data migration, custom software — you get a fixed quote after the call, before any work starts.
The same process every time, so you always know what happens next and what it costs.
Not the data. Which questions do you need answered every week, and what would you do differently if you could answer them?
We map the sources and write the definitions down, in plain English, before building. This is the step everyone skips and later regrets.
We build it, check every figure against your existing reports until they match, train your team, and keep it running.
The things people want to know before they book a call. Straight answers, including the prices.
It costs $1,500 to $3,000 to build, then $100 to $300 a month to keep running. $1,500 connects up to 3 tools for 5 people. $2,250 connects up to 6 tools for 15 people and adds alerts. $3,000 connects everything, for unlimited people, with custom forecasting and a quarterly review session.
Hosting, monitoring, the automatic refreshes, and repairs. When Google or Meta changes how their data comes out, a dashboard stops updating without announcing it — you would carry on reading numbers that are weeks old. The monthly fee is somebody catching that first. It also covers support and small changes to your views.
CRMs, Google Ads, Meta Ads, Google Analytics, Google Search Console, Stripe, QuickBooks, Google Sheets, Excel, and direct database connections. If a tool has an API or can export on a schedule, it can almost certainly be connected.
About two weeks for Essential, three to four for Operations, and four to six for Command. Most of that time is checking the numbers, because a dashboard nobody trusts is worse than no dashboard at all.
No. It is month to month and you can stop any time. If you stop, you keep the build and the setup, but the hosted version, the automatic updates, and support end.
Whichever is cheaper for what you need. Looker Studio suits most Essential builds and keeps the cost down. We build custom when the calculations, permissions, or update frequency go past what a standard reporting tool handles cleanly. You get the recommendation on the call, before you pay anything.
That is usually the whole point. Summaries go out automatically on your schedule, so nobody exports and pastes anything. Most clients go from roughly a full day of reporting each month to near zero.