For owner-run service businesses
I put a dollar figure on where your service business is leaking revenue, then install the smallest system that stops it. No extra hire required.
Free, and short on purpose. If there is no money in it, I say so on the call.
You will recognize the business
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15 minutes, by phone, free. You describe the business. I find the biggest leak and tell you what it is costing you.
No slides and no screen share. You owe nothing after.
After the call, one of three things happens. There is no worthwhile problem and we stop. The problem is obvious and we build. Or it needs a deeper look, so we do the paid analysis.
The analysis is 90 minutes on video, priced on the call. You leave with every leak written down and costed. It is yours to keep whether we build or not.
We install the smallest fix that pays the most, first. Most go live inside a week. The build is a day or two, the rest is getting access to your system and testing on real jobs before it touches a customer.
Each install carries a monthly for the watching and the tuning. The install itself you own outright.
When the first installs prove themselves, bigger workflows can make sense too. One example is an internal quoting system priced at your own rates.
A larger build is scoped and quoted on its own, once the first system has earned it. Nobody has to get there.
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What the leak costs
A missed call, a quote that sits four days, an unpaid invoice and an hour of owner admin are not worth the same.
That is why I price the leak with your numbers, not with one benchmark stretched across every business.
How fixing it works
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I do one thing. I find how much a service business is losing in time and money, then I fix the biggest one. I rank the rest by what they pay, and I say out loud which ones are not worth your money.
I scope every system and stay accountable for the result. I can build the smaller installs myself, and I bring in specialist builders when the job needs deeper technical work. I would rather lose a build than sell you one you did not need.
Emeric Kerr
// villa operation · Costa Rica
8 years of booking ledgers, 1,481 stays, read line by line. It became a 140-row list of European agencies and retreat organizers who book that kind of property. Each row was checked against a live site and a working inbox.
// coaching business · US
An operator brain holding 2,882 facts the owner used to keep in his head. It feeds drafts he approves before anything sends.
// wellness brand
A backlog of 3,300 messages turned into a partner pipeline. Brands found and screened, outreach drafted in the owner's voice, a human approval in front of every send.
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Emeric Kerr. The voice on the 15-minute call, and the one who scopes every install after it. There is no account manager to hand you to.
I grew up in Sherbrooke, Québec, and I work from Costa Rica on your time zone, in French and English, natively.
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Built on what you already run
Specialists come in with whatever the job needs.
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The 15-minute call costs nothing. If a paid analysis is needed, it is priced on that call, to the size of the business. Install prices follow the scope.
Because nobody put a dollar figure on the problem first. A tool with no number attached gets dropped the first busy week. Price the problem, then fix it.
An owner-run service business where missed calls, slow follow-up, quoting or another repeatable workflow is costing real money. If the volume and the economics are there, the exact headcount does not matter.
I scope every system and I build the smaller installs myself. Specialist builders come in when the work needs deeper engineering. One person stays accountable either way.
Mostly, yes. AI where it earns its place, ordinary software everywhere else. I name every tool in the analysis.
You own all of it, so nothing is held hostage. Each install carries a monthly for the watching and the tuning, and I stay reachable by phone.
15 minutes, by phone, free. Worst case, you leave with a name for the leak and a number you did not have this morning.
In French or English, whichever you think in.