What's happening
Your team is losing hours every week to tasks that should already be automated.
Custom automation for small businesses
Your team is losing hours every week to tasks that should already be automated. We find them, build the fix, and layer it onto the tools you already use.
A bid request comes in. Photos, notes, manual typing into a template, pricing looked up by hand. Two to three days later, it goes out.
Photos and notes go in. A formatted draft comes out in under 30 minutes. You review and send.
The real problem
Your team is losing hours every week to tasks that should already be automated.
You know which tasks are eating your time. You've been meaning to fix it for months. But every time you come up for air, there's another fire.
Automation isn't just for big companies. It never should have been. You just never had someone build it for you.
What we do
Most of our clients run their business on QuickBooks, Word, email, and a phone. That works. Until it doesn't. We add the automation layer on top, without asking anyone to change how they work.
You're not buying another license to learn. We build the tool around your process and run it for you.
No off-the-shelf bot. Every workflow is built for the specific tasks eating your team's time.
Every output is a draft by design. The workflow does the first 80%. You review and approve before anything goes out.
What we build
This isn't a fixed menu. Every engagement starts with a discovery call to find which of these saves you the most time first. The approach works across industries. If the work is repetitive and manual, we can automate it.
We also build internal reporting digests, vendor comparison tools, and operations automations. If the work is repetitive, ask.
Who we work with
If you have a lean team and at least one person spending serious time on something a computer should be doing, you're a fit. Typically $300K–$3M in revenue.
How it works
Free · one 60-minute call
$2,500–$5,000 · one workflow, fully built
$750/mo · optional ongoing support
What changes
The bid request comes in Tuesday afternoon. By Tuesday evening it's in the client's inbox.
The follow-up sends itself. The Monday morning report is already in your inbox before you've opened your laptop.
Your field crew works exactly the same way they always have. Nothing new to learn, no new app to log into. The difference is what happens in the background.
Clients notice you're faster than the other guys. Your team isn't waiting on you to move things forward. And when someone asks how you're keeping up with everything, you have a real answer.
Pricing
Most agencies hide their pricing. We don't. You'll know the cost before you commit to anything.
| Detail | Discovery | Pilot | Support |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cost | Free | $2,500–$5,000 | $750/mo |
| Duration | 1 call | 2–3 weeks | Ongoing |
| Commitment | None | One-time | Month-to-month |
| What you get | A clear map of where your time is going and exactly what we'd build | 1 working workflow, reviewed before delivery | Monitoring, fixes & tweaks |
Build cost is scoped at the discovery call. Complexity (number of integrations, AI involvement, routing logic) determines where in the range you land. You'll know the exact number before any work starts.
In practice
The owner walked every job himself: site photos, handwritten notes, then manual typing into a Word template. One bid took two to three days.
What we built: A Bid Generator. Photos and field notes go in; a formatted draft comes out: boilerplate written, job-specific details pulled in, anything unclear flagged for the owner to review.
The cost of doing nothing
Once in the hours you spend doing it. Once in the work you didn't get to because those hours were gone.
A part-time hire to absorb the manual load costs $2,000–$3,000 a month and doesn't fix the process. It just adds payroll to the problem. And if you're the one absorbing it yourself, your business can only grow as fast as you can personally keep up.
That's not a business. That's a ceiling.
Our commitments
You know the cost before work starts. No invoices for work you didn't agree to.
We build into the tools you already use. Your team works exactly the same way.
Nothing goes live until you've seen it run and signed off on it.
Discovery is free. The pilot is one-time. Ongoing support is month-to-month.
The founder
Founder
Before starting Offload, I spent years in operations and systems implementation at commercial real estate and financial services firms. I ran deployments of Yardi, ServiceNow, and Microsoft Entra across organizations with hundreds of users. The pattern was always the same: the software was in place, but the manual workarounds around it were eating people's time. Nobody had built the layer to fix it.
That's what Offload does, for businesses that can't afford a 12-month enterprise rollout. You get the same thinking, without the overhead.
FAQ
No. We layer automation on top of the tools you already use: QuickBooks, Word, email, your phone. Your team keeps working exactly the way they do now.
No. We don't bolt a generic bot onto your website. Every workflow is custom-built for the specific, repetitive tasks that are eating your team's time.
Every output is a draft by design. The workflow handles the heavy lifting (the first 80%) and a person on your team reviews and approves before anything goes out. Your judgment stays in the loop.
The pilot (one fully built and deployed workflow) typically takes 2–3 weeks from the discovery call.
No. Discovery is free. The pilot is a one-time fixed fee. Ongoing support is optional and month-to-month. Cancel any time.
Discovery is free. A pilot workflow is a one-time fixed fee of $2,500–$5,000 depending on complexity. You'll know the exact number before any work starts. Ongoing support is $750/month and optional. The only add-on is third-party software costs like the AI API, which typically runs $50–$200/month depending on volume.
Trades, healthcare, professional services, field service & logistics, retail and hospitality, and more. If your team is doing repetitive manual work, the approach applies.