Webinars, automation, video, event filming, funnels and websites.
The plan is usually fine. The webinar needs a deck, the deck needs a script, the script needs an editor. The event needs a crew, and the automation under all of it needs somebody who has logged into the account. Each one waits on a different person, and the launch date moves twice before any of them starts.
So you end up chasing five different people for
Nothing gets handed between people who have never spoken to each other.
Live or evergreen, with the registration and replay pages, the reminder sequence and the close sequence built around it. Tagged so attendees, no-shows and buyers never get the same email.
HubSpot, GoHighLevel and Keap. Every workflow ships with retries, a fallback path and an alert to you when something fails, because the expensive part is finding out a month late.
I film your event, then cut the highlight reel, every session on its own, and the vertical clips for social. Back with you in [N] days, not the month after next.
Funnels and websites wired to your CRM, your calendar and your payment processor, then tested with a real purchase.
You stop spending your Monday chasing an editor, a designer, a VA and whoever set up your CRM two years ago and has since left.
Every build has its scope written down and a number on it. No estimate that grows once someone is holding your deposit.
A turnaround you can plan a launch around, counted from the day your kickoff call ends rather than the day you paid.
You read the full scope and the number before you spend anything.
Everything is built where you can reach it, not in a sandbox I hold the keys to.
Every build runs against a test record and a live one first.
A walkthrough video and a written page for whoever picks it up next.
Retries, a fallback path and an alert to you, on every automation.
Your turnaround is printed on the listing and starts at the kickoff call.
Two revision rounds, so we both know when a job is done.
Buy one build, or go monthly and leave on thirty days notice.
Six things, and no more. A fixed price is only honest on work I have built many times, so anything outside the menu gets a scoping call rather than a guess.
The same four steps whether you buy one build or start a plan.
Choose a listing from the menu, or start a monthly plan.
TodayA short form opens the second you pay. Five minutes on your setup, so the call is spent deciding things instead of gathering them.
Five minutes45 minutes with your account open on the call. Anything I have guessed wrong gets caught here, rather than three days into the build.
Your clock startsIt arrives tested and working. You get a walkthrough video so you can run it without me, and [14] days to tell me if anything is off.
[N] daysOn a monthly plan it runs a little differently after step three. You get a standing weekly call and a shared Slack channel, so nothing waits for someone to find a slot in a calendar. See how the plans work.
A weekly call, a Slack channel, and everything built by the same pair of hands. Nothing gets quoted twice, and NextLevel members pay less on both plans.
Both bill monthly in advance, thirty days notice to cancel, and plan work comes before one-off purchases.
Compare the two plansNot to buy. After you buy, there is a 45 minute kickoff call where I go through your account and we settle exactly what I am building. You book it from the confirmation page.
If one thing needs making, buy the build. If the list keeps growing, monthly works out cheaper than buying the same work piece by piece, and it comes with the weekly call and the Slack channel.
The day your kickoff call ends.
Book the scoping call instead of buying. Fifteen minutes is usually enough to tell whether it fits a tier, needs a custom quote, or is not something I should take on.
Anyone with an active NextLevel Mastermind membership.