Chimzee builds and runs the operations side of a trades shop: dispatch and quote follow-up that stop leaking margin, maintenance plans that turn one-time jobs into recurring revenue, and demand aimed at the neighborhoods that actually pay.
Dispatch juggling, dead quotes nobody chased, and invoices that go out days after the work finishes. In a thin-net business every one of those is margin, and none of them need a person to do them.
Thirty more maintenance plans at $400 is $12,000 recurring, and members call you first. That figure is an illustration from our operating model, not a client result. The structural point holds anyway: plan holders remove the feast-and-famine cycle.
Once quotes get chased and the book is worked, marketing can be pointed at the right service area with a membership-first offer, which beats paying for cold leads that go to whoever answers first.
Reporting, invoicing, re-entry between systems, and the handoffs nobody owns. Same people, cleaner week.
Renewals, win-backs, and follow-ups that sound human and still send when the day is loud. The book you already paid for works again.
Positioning, a site that converts, and AI search that cites you, so new demand lands in a system that can catch it.
We map the week you actually run, then pick the pillar that pays first. You get the map and the order of work whether or not you continue.
$3K to $8KWe stand up only what changes the week. It runs next to the tools you already pay for, so nothing gets ripped out.
$8K to $35KWe keep it healthy and expand what works. The parts that stop earning get cut, not carried.
$1.5K to $6K per monthMarketing runs on its own meter. Attract work is priced per review handled, per update published, or as a managed budget up to an agreed monthly spend, so you are never paying a flat retainer for a month that did not need one. Process and Engage sit inside the bands above.
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