The Care & Growth Plan
At handover you can take the system and run it yourself — the code, the runbook and the walkthrough are yours. Or keep me on: maintenance, continuous improvement, and ongoing consulting from someone who can act on an idea the same week instead of filing it. Optional. Monthly. Cancellable any time.
Consulting, with a developer attached.
A rented platform charges you every month to stand still. This charges you a fraction of that to keep moving.
The monthly conversation is about the business: what's converting, who's going quiet, which offer to test next, what the numbers say. The difference from every consultant you've worked with before is that the ideas don't go into a backlog — they get built, usually that week, by the person who knows the system best because he wrote it.
I know how to grow small businesses online. This is where that gets used, month after month.
The commercial term that proves the philosophy. You stay because it's working, not because you're trapped. Cancel any month; the system, the code and the data are yours regardless. That's the whole point of owning it.
Three jobs, every month.
Keep it running
Updates, security patches, backups checked, hosting watched, the small breakages that every live system produces fixed before anyone notices. The boring work that keeps the lights on.
Keep it getting better
A steady stream of improvements — the feature a member asked for, the report you wished you had, the step in the funnel that's leaking. Shipped in days, because there's no roadmap to wait for.
Keep the business moving
A monthly working session on the numbers and the offers. What to test, what to drop, what to build next. The consulting half of the job, continued.
Taking it over yourself is a real option.
Some clients hire their own developer. Some have a technical person on the team already. Some just want to run it and call when something comes up. All of those work, because the system was built to be handed over from day one.
Whatever you choose, you're choosing every month — not signing up for a term.
About the plan.
What does it cost?
Is there a minimum term?
What if I cancel and want to come back?
Can I bring my own developer and still keep the consulting?
Keep me on, or don't. Either way, it's yours.
The plan is quoted with the build. If you're already a client, or want to know what it would look like for your system, get in touch.