The full build — you steer. The systems row.
By the time you're looking at this, the constraint's usually already found — through a review, or one or two pieces proving themselves. This is everything connected — creative, launch, PPC, analysis — plus the piece that makes it an operating system instead of a pile of tools: an operating rhythm. A scorecard that stays current. A weekly pulse. Quarterly priorities that actually get reviewed. Built around your business, not generic software.
What the full build is
- All of it, connected — Creative, Launch (below), PPC, and Analysis (below) — one picture of your business instead of four separate ones.
- The scorecard — the 8–12 numbers that actually run your brand, current every week without anyone building a report.
- The weekly pulse — one short readout: what moved, why, what needs your decision. Fifteen minutes, not an afternoon.
- Quarterly priorities — the discipline layer: what the next 90 days are for, reviewed when they end. I run my own work this way; here it runs on systems instead of meetings.
Launch packages · ● live · part of the full build, also sold alone
Everything a new product launch needs, produced as one coordinated push: keyword targets, the full listing build, launch-phase ad structure, and a week-by-week ramp plan. $1,997 per launch — a launch has an end, so this one is a project, not a subscription. Once the systems are in place, a launch becomes a button you press, not a season you survive.
The reporting build · ○ waitlist · opens after the first PPC management installs
Profit, TACOS, inventory and anomaly reporting as your own system — your numbers in your hands, not another $100/month tool subscription that owns your data. $2,500 install + $500/month. Honest scope note: v1 runs on Seller Central report exports; direct API feeds are the roadmap, and I won't claim them before they exist.
What this isn't
- For sale today — the waitlist is real, and so is the reason for it
- Software — this is built for your brand specifically, with a human on the hook for every judgment call
- Unattended autopilot — money actions run inside guardrails; what's outside them waits for your confirm
- A replacement for you — the systems run the repeating work; the decisions stay yours. That's the point.
Fair questions
Why would I pay ~$2K/month when "AI employee" software costs $700?
Software sells every subscriber the same agents and leaves the running to you. This is built around your catalog, your marketplaces, your rules — with the operating rhythm and a person accountable for it. If a $700/month login solves your problem, buy the login.
What if I only ever want one piece?
Then buy one — that's why they're sold separately, and most brands should start there. This is for the point where one or two of them are proving themselves and you want the whole operation on one system, one rhythm.
When does the waitlist open?
When two management clients are live with published (anonymized) results — the founding PPC management slots are open now. Waitlist members see those receipts first and get the founding quote.