The Front Desk · RUNNING HERE NOW
A desk that answers the phone, sorts the mail into three piles and chases the money, in your name.
The same desk that runs mine. It picks up your line in a human voice, files every message, drafts the replies in your words, chases the quiet quotes and the unpaid invoices on day four, ten and twenty-one, and puts the day on your phone. Nothing leaves in your name without your yes.
The missing engine
A desk that answers the phone, sorts the mail into three piles and holds the day, in your name.
In your world
The line gets answered while you are on a job. Mail lands in three piles: needs you, needs a reply, needs nothing. The quote that went quiet gets chased. You get one line a day that says what moved and what needs you.
The hours back
- Answering the phone on the ladder.
- Chasing quotes and invoices.
- The inbox at nine at night.
Stated as the task that stops being yours. No number is claimed until one is measured on your own desk.
The next rung
The Marketing Engine
Your channels keep their rhythm without you opening the app. Drafted in your voice, held for a yes where it counts.
See itThe problem, in your words
You are the bottleneck. Every call, every quote, every follow-up waits for the one person who also has to do the work. The invoice from March is still unpaid because nobody chased it. The quote you sent Tuesday went quiet and you have not noticed yet.
What you get
Every one of these is running on my own desk today.
- Your line, answered in a human voice you pick, with every call written up and filed
- Inbox triage into three piles, every morning: needs you, needs a reply, needs nothing
- The follow-up chaser: quiet quotes and unpaid invoices chased on day 4, 10 and 21, in your words
- The quote desk: your pricing rules, a written quote drafted inside the hour
- The board on your phone: the day, the numbers, the next fixed point
- The approval gate: nothing goes out in your name that you have not said yes to
- The celebration: a light and a sound in your office on every payment
- The recording of it being installed, and the spec, which are yours
Proof
RUNNING HERE NOWPiper answers the 2ndBrain line and runs every hour from 6:30 to 21:30, seven days a week.
Handed over, then broken in front of you
THE METHODBuilt on your accounts, on a call, with you watching. Then I break it on purpose so you see where it fails before it fails on you. You keep the spec, the config, the recording of it being built, and the keys. The objection I am answering is not whether it works. It is whether you will be left holding something you do not understand.
Ways to buy
Deploy it this week, or buy it once and own it.
The monthly is the immediate path: the same build plus a standing seat of mine that fixes it the day a platform changes something. Cancel with 30 days notice and keep the build. Prices are on the card, and the card is one message away.
Deploy this week
The Chaser, monthly
The follow-up chaser and the inbox triage, installed on your mail in one call, kept working by a standing seat of mine. The low rung. Deploy this week.
$149 a month
Ask me for the cardBuy it once
The whole desk, built and handed over
Everything above, built on your accounts in front of you, handed over, broken on purpose. You own it.
$3,500, one time
Ask me for the cardRun for you
A Desk of Mine
The whole desk, run by me, month over month: one address, a queue you can see, two to four builds a month, a monthly board.
The figure is on /services
Ask me for the cardEvery checkout runs on Stripe: cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, a receipt in your inbox. Or text (904) 478-0440 and ask for the The Front Desk card.
On top of this
Add-ons that ride on this package.
Add-on
The Harvest Engine
A vertical and a territory go in. A verified, ranked call list comes out, in the order to work it.
$750, one time
See itAdd-on
The Sales Engine
Thirty first touches a day in your name, every reply answered with a next step, and a pipeline that never goes stale.
Price on the card
See itAdd-on
The Marketing Engine
Your channels keep their rhythm without you opening the app. Drafted in your voice, held for a yes where it counts.
On the shop
See itAdd-on
The Celebration Relay
A light and a sound in your office, and a line on your phone, on every lead, reply, join and payment.
Price on the card
See itAdd-on
Post Management
The queue, the banks and the clock: what goes out, where, when, in your voice, with every URL logged and nothing posted that fails the Cut Standard.
Price on the card
See itAdd-on
Cultivation and Nurture
The people who follow, reply, join and ask are followed back, answered, invited and written to on a rhythm, by name, until they walk through a door.
Price on the card
See itAdd-on
Hooks, Beats and Scripts
Every hook on the social bank, every beat on the daily post, every line you read on camera, written from a bank you read once so it sounds like you at a bar telling the truth, never a template.
Price on the card
See itStraight answers, including the limits.
Who answers the phone?
A voice you pick, on a line you own. It answers in your business's name, takes the message, and writes it up. It does not pretend to be a person if somebody asks. Calls that need you are routed to you; the rest are filed.
Can it send something I have not seen?
No. Every reply it drafts sits in your outbox until you say yes. The chaser's day-4, day-10 and day-21 notes are templates you read once, then it sends from them. Anything with a price in it always waits for you.
What does it need from me?
Access to the mailbox it triages, the phone number it answers, and one hour on a call to set the three piles and your pricing rules. It runs on your machine or one I set up for you; the keys are yours.
What is not included?
A human receptionist. A CRM you do not already have. The lead list, which is the harvest engine and an add-on. Bookkeeping. If your billing is not Stripe or an invoice you send by mail, the chaser reads your sent folder instead, which is slower.
What if it breaks?
On the monthly it is fixed the day a platform changes something, and you have a reply line to me. On the one-time build you have the spec, the recording and the code, and the break-it session in week two showed you where it fails.
After you buy
The intake for The Front Desk.
Ten minutes, once. The receipt sends you here after checkout, and the build starts from this. Nothing waits on a call.
The rest of the path, as forms: the handover (signed at the sit-in), an add-on order, and the monthly check-in (sent on the anniversary day).
Goes with
The path
- 01 · See one builtFree, Fridays at 12:00 PM ET
- 02 · Bring one taskThe One Task workshop, 13 seats
- 03 · Get one builtA build call, free. One job, quoted in writing
- 04 · Keep it runningThe care plan, monthly
One path, four rungs, cheapest first on purpose. Start with See one built.
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