You already have the systems.
You don't have the worker.
It's nine at night. One window on the street is still lit. Everything that arrives after five is going to that room, and most nights nobody is in it.
Inside, after five.
A business is a set of rooms. Keep scrolling. A worker walks through them.
The front door
Something arrives. Nobody is there.
01 of 05
Not a tool.
A shift.
A tool waits to be used.
Someone has to open it, remember it, feed it. When they go home, it stops. Most businesses already own a dozen and use two.
A worker has a job.
It knows what it is for, what it is allowed to say, and who to hand things to. It is on the rota. When you go home, it is still there.
Point at the leak.
Every business runs the same loop, whatever it sells. Money leaks at the seams between stages. Touch one.
Write the worker.
Three answers and it drafts the job. Change any answer and it rewrites itself. Nothing is sent until you say so.
Your worker, drafted
A description, not a quote. A person reads it, tells you whether it is worth building, and what it would cost from the published ranges.
Send this to a person Or run the free scan firstThe world is the argument.
The shop is the receipt.
Everything on this page is a picture. Everything at clientcaptor.com is a measurement: your website scanned, your Google listing read, whether AI search can find you, and what each one is costing. Same company. Prices published. Limits named.
Go to the shop