For bootstrapped software and digital-product businesses
Systems for software businesses that run themselves.
Billing that matches how you sell, access that follows payment, the ops job that eats a day a week, and books your accountant signs. Written scope, fixed price, done in weeks.
Builds from $2,500, fixed · A written scope before any work · Done in two to six weeks
10
years · experience
Enterprise and fintech operations, at JPMorgan and at billion dollar startups, before this.
50+
automations · shipped
Built for founders, makers and, before that, enterprise, and still running.
2–6
weeks · a build
From a written scope to a system you are running, not a prototype.
“If you care about clean systems and fast execution, Tyler is your guy.”
What stood out was his response every time things broke: calm, unfazed, and fast. No panic. No drama. Just clean fixes and rapid iteration. He thinks in systems, flows, logic, and efficiency instantly. If you are a coach or consultant looking to build better systems and automations, I cannot recommend Tyler enough.
Three builds.
Each one takes a whole problem off your plate: a written scope, a fixed price, and a defined end. All three are about getting paid, giving access, and handing clean books to your accountant.
Ops build
The job that costs you a day a week. Built once, properly, then hosted, so it stops needing you. Support tickets into the tracker, usage into invoices, the monthly report nobody wants to assemble, the invoices that live in three places.
From $2,500, fixed2–4 weeks
What you get, and the estimate
- AutoRecording landsinstant
- AITranscript read, decisions pulled out40s
- AutoTasks created, owners set, transcript loggedinstant
- AIProposal drafted from the call30s
- YouSend it, or edit it firstyou decide
One whole problem. Every step logged.
Site to product
They pay for your time. They could pay for the thing. Turn what you know into something people buy without a call: a course, a paid resource, a membership, a tool. The site, the checkout, the access and the books, built to sell one thing clearly.
From $5,000, fixed4–6 weeks
What you get, and the estimate
- AutoPaid, $490, annualinstant
- AutoAccess granted the same secondinstant
- AutoReceipt and revenue posted to the booksinstant
- AIReads a request for five team seats, drafts the quote15s
- YouApprove the priceyou decide
Paid means access. Unpaid means not.
Money stack
Still fixing payouts by hand. Your billing has plans, annuals, upgrades and refunds, and the money side has outgrown checking Stripe now and then. Billing that matches how you sell, paid means access, failed payments recovered, sales tax handled, and books your accountant signs.
From $6,000, fixed2–3 weeks
What you get, and the estimate
- AutoPayout arrives from Stripeinstant
- AutoEach charge matched to its invoice137 of 142
- AIExplains the five that did not match20s
- YouYour accountant signs the closeyou decide
- AutoPosted to your books, every line loggedinstant
Money logic is deterministic. AI reads and explains; it never adds, matches or decides.
Pricing, as estimates.
Whole problem or nothing: a written scope, a fixed price, and a defined end. No hourly work. These are starting points. The number in your written scope is the number you pay, and if the problem is smaller than a build, you get pointed somewhere cheaper.
Ops build
from$2,5002–4 weeks
Estimate. Fixed once the scope is written.
For the founder who is still the only person who knows how the weekly job gets done.
What you get
- The job built once, tested, and hosted, so it keeps running without you
- The one decision that needs a person stays with a person
- Every step logged, so you can see what ran and why
- Recent ones: meeting notes into tasks, proposals from call notes, field data straight into the accounts, invoices from three entities into one ledger
Site to product
from$5,0004–6 weeks
Estimate. Fixed once the scope is written. It moves with how much product there is.
For the expert who sells hours and wants a product that sells without a call.
What you get
- A site written and designed to sell one thing clearly
- The product itself: a course, gated content, a membership, or a small tool
- Checkout and billing that match how you sell
- Access that follows payment: paid means in, unpaid means not
- Clean books from the first sale, ready for your accountant
Money stack
from$6,0002–3 weeks
Estimate. Fixed once the scope is written.
For the business taking money through more than one channel, where someone is still tying it together by hand.
What you get
- Every channel you take money through, tied together: card, invoice, platform, storefront, distributor
- Billing and invoicing set up for how you actually sell
- Paid means access and unpaid means not, without anyone checking
- Failed payments recovered before they turn into churn
- Sales tax collected, remitted and booked, not sitting in revenue
- Every transaction in your books at the right level of detail
- A monthly close you can do in an hour, written for your business
- The first close prepared, so month one is already right
- Not for
- Businesses that do not sell online yet, or that already have a finance team.
Start here
Send me the job. Get the scope back in two days.
No call first. Describe the thing you or someone on your team does by hand every week: what starts it, what systems it touches, and what has to be true at the end.
Within two business days you get back a written scope: how it would be built, what it costs, and how long it takes. Fixed price. Yours to keep whether or not you build it with me.
- You describe the job. The form below, or an email. Five minutes.
- I ask what I need to. One round, in writing, if the scope is not clear.
- The scope comes back in two business days. What gets built, the fixed price, the timeline.
- You decide. Or you do not. The scope is yours either way.
No call required. No sales sequence. If it is smaller than a build, I will point you somewhere cheaper.
Start with a conversation
Bring the whole problem.
A thirty minute call to say what it is. You leave with a written scope and a fixed price, or an honest pointer somewhere cheaper.
- A written scope before any work
- A fixed price and a defined end
- The monthly close runs on Recouped.