Consulting and build engagements
Here is how an engagement runs.
For creative businesses with real revenue and systems that lag the business. Four beats, in order. The first one costs nothing and you keep what it produces either way.
Forty-five minutes. Bring the mess.
You walk me through how the business actually runs today: where work comes in, who touches it, what happens when nobody is at a desk. You leave with a read on what to systematize first, whether or not we go further.
What you have, and where it leaks.
A consulting engagement maps the stack you already run and finds the handoffs where revenue stalls. You get an architecture every future build follows, in writing, yours to keep whether you build it, your team does, or we do it together.
The system itself, shipped in your accounts.
A build engagement designs and ships the pipeline that answers and qualifies inquiries, the dashboard that replaces twelve logins, or the content engine that publishes while you work. It runs in your accounts, not ours, from the first day.
You own everything.
Accounts transferred into your name, the documentation that explains how each part works, and a walkthrough with whoever will run it. Nothing we build depends on us staying.
What we build
Four sizes of build. The call tells you which.
One journey
One path through your business that works from start to finish: a client books a real time and only payment confirms it, or every inquiry gets answered and lands in one place. Tested with you, launched, then two weeks of fixes.
Full build
Several journeys and the CRM that ties them together, handed over into your accounts with the documentation and a walkthrough.
Platform
A product with two sides to it: accounts, payments and dashboards for a marketplace, a booking network or a member portal. Built in stages, each one tested before the next.
Business automation
For teams with staff and several apps holding the business together: the map first, then the system, then ongoing care if you want it.
Every build starts with a one-page scope: what each journey does, how we test it together, and what is out of scope. Both sides sign it before any payment. The prices are on the pricing page.
How the money works
Half to start. Half on delivery. Nothing hidden.
Scope
Set on the call, written down, and signed before any payment. Nothing outside the agreed scope gets built without a quote first.
Deposit
Half of the agreed total reserves your build window and starts the work. It is credited against the total, not charged on top.
Balance
Due on delivery, before the finished systems are handed over and the accounts move into your name.
Prices
On the pricing page, as the studio's price book has them: one journey, a full build, a platform. Which one fits is decided on the call, and the scope is signed before any payment.
The full deposit terms are on the deposit page you receive after the call, and you agree to them before any payment option appears.
Proof
Every build on this site is live.
“I've seen Dennison's work firsthand. If you're an event professional who's tired of doing everything manually, this is the team to call.”
Start
Forty-five minutes. Bring the mess.
Walk me through how your business actually runs today. You leave with a clear read on what to systematize first, whether or not we work together.
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