What it costs, before you ask.
One engagement, one price, on the page. You shouldn't have to book a call to find out whether you can afford the thing.
The Handoff Method.
90 days
$15,000 — founding rate, first three clients
$20,000 — standard, after that
The first three engagements are founding-client work. You get the rate; I get a documented case study and a reference. That's the trade, and it's the entire reason for the difference. No countdown, no launch window, no deadline invented to make you move. Three spots. When the third is signed, it's $20,000 and it stays there.
How the money moves
$10,000 · $7,500 founding
Paid in two parts. $10,000 at signing, $10,000 on day 45. Founding rate is $7,500 and $7,500.
What the price covers.
Everything in the 90 days is included — diagnosis, build, handoff, and the platform setup your team runs on.
Every workflow, decision, and dependency written down — the thing your business has never had on paper.
Why this number.
Put it next to the alternatives: a hire, an agency, or another year of carrying the work yourself.
What the other options cost, so you can put this next to them.
What it costs
$75,000 to $95,000 a year, loaded.
A hire inherits the chaos and asks you how things work. A system removes the chaos so a hire can actually do the job.
The difference isn't the price. It's whether what you buy survives someone's two weeks' notice.
Continuing to the next bottleneck.
Your first engagement maps all of them and solves one. The next engagement starts from that map, so Architecture is already largely done. Subsequent engagements are $15,000. New scope, new contract, same 90 days.
$750 a month. Optional. Not an upsell.
inHaus OS is your operating platform: client communication, scheduling, onboarding, and follow-through running in one connected place. It's built on HighLevel, configured and branded around how your business works.
By the time we're done, the systems we documented have somewhere to live.
- Included
- Fixes, adjustments, platform updates, and questions about the systems we built. Response within two business days, Monday through Thursday.
- Not included
- New workflows, new automations, or added scope. Those get quoted separately.
The questions everyone asks about the number.
Put it next to the alternatives. An operations manager runs $75,000 to $95,000 a year loaded, and a fractional COO runs $15,000 to $24,000 across the same 90 days. Neither leaves you a documented system. The founding rate exists because the first three clients trade a discount for a documented case study and a reference.
The only thing left is whether it's a fit.
Thirty minutes. I'll name the workflow that's trapping you and tell you if inHaus is the wrong fix.