Seven Commissions
We do not sell hours, and we do not sell everything at once. Seven disciplines, each its own commission, each priced for what it is actually worth to someone who has already made the money and has no intention of looking like they haven’t. Choose the one that names your constraint.
A Private Commission · 01/07
Old money never has to say it’s old money. The mark does the talking before you do.
Wealth that has to announce itself hasn’t compounded long enough to stop needing to. The identities that last — the ones true family houses build once and never touch again — were never designed to impress this quarter. They were designed to still be correct in forty years, which is the only test that has ever mattered.
Starting at $150,000
The Digital Residence · 02/07
The house you built took years. The website took a weekend template. Fix the part strangers actually see first.
Nobody has ever lost a client because their site loaded half a second slow. They lose them the way they lose money quietly — by never noticing the small leak that was there the entire time. The compounding cost of a website beneath your standard is not a number you’ll ever see on a statement. It is simply the deal that never called back.
Starting at $125,000
The Standing Presence · 03/07
You don’t chase attention. You maintain a presence the way you maintain everything else you own — quietly, and without fail.
The wealthiest people you’ll never hear about aren’t invisible by accident. They are deliberate about the difference between being seen and being chased. A presence maintained with discipline compounds the same way anything else does — slowly, then suddenly it is the reason someone already trusted you before the call started.
Starting at $45,000/mo
The Private Persuasion · 04/07
Money moves toward certainty. Most copy is still trying to sound clever instead.
The best investment advice ever given fits in one sentence, and the best sales copy works the same way — not because the audience is unsophisticated, but because the truth, stated plainly, is the only thing wealth has ever actually trusted. Cleverness is what you sell to people who haven’t been sold to before.
Starting at $65,000
The Grand Offer · 05/07
The right offer doesn’t need to be discounted. It needs to be undeniable — once, correctly, and never touched again.
Every dollar you’ve ever discounted away was a decision made under pressure, and pressure is the most expensive thing a business ever pays for. The operators who never discount aren’t lucky. They built the offer once, with enough margin and enough certainty that the price was never the thing being negotiated in the first place.
Starting at $100,000
The Private Ledger · 06/07
Growth that depends on you personally closing every deal isn’t growth. It’s a very well-dressed ceiling.
Compounding only works on things that don’t require your constant attention — that is true of capital, and it is exactly as true of a business. The moment revenue needs you in the room to happen, you haven’t built an asset. You have built a very expensive job with excellent branding.
Starting at $80,000
The Succession · 07/07
A business that cannot survive your absence for a week was never actually yours. It was a role you never stopped playing.
The families whose wealth survives three generations were never the ones with the most money. They were the ones who built systems the founder wasn’t required to run personally. Everything else is a fortune waiting for one bad year, or one long vacation, to prove it was never actually built to last.
Starting at $70,000/mo
Qualify For Investment
Publishing the numbers does not mean anyone with the budget gets the engagement. We invest our team into one constraint at a time, and only where there is a real gap we can close. The application is how we find out — and if the answer is no, you get the reason and the fix, not silence.
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Doing over $1M a year, with a specific thing that is visibly broken — the brand, the site, the offer, the funnel, or the fact that everything routes through you. A gap we can name is a gap we can close.
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Pre-revenue businesses, anyone under $1M a year, and anyone whose marketing and systems already work. Taking money to fix something that is not broken is how agencies earn their reputation.
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If we invest, you get the scope, the date, and the guarantee in writing before anything starts. If we do not, you get the specific reason and exactly what we would fix first if we were you. A useful no beats a maybe.
The Anchor System
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We find exactly what is costing you revenue right now — brand, channel, or offer.
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Website, brand system, or revenue infrastructure — built on a structure that scales, not a template.
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It goes live. Social and ad copy start running. Nothing sits in a Google Drive folder.
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Ongoing management and iteration — the system keeps compounding after launch, not just during it.
Questions
Every service lists its own price, timeline, process, and deliverables on this page, so you know the number before you ever speak to us. What the application decides is which of them you actually need — we scope one constraint at a time rather than bundling in the rest, and the scope, the date, and the guarantee are in writing before anything starts.
Pre-revenue businesses, anyone under $1M in annual revenue, and anyone whose marketing and systems already work — we invest where there's a real gap to close, not where there isn't one.
We look at the application and everything public about the business — the site, the channels, the numbers. If we think we can get you to your first $1–5M, we tell you exactly where we'd start and what it would take. If we don't think it's a fit right now, we tell you precisely what to fix first — not just a no.
Sometimes, case by case — apply and we'll tell you plainly whether it's still a fit at your size.
Really free. The website grader runs without any signup at all; the calculators ask for an email to reveal the result and that's the entire exchange — no drip sequence, no call scheduled on your behalf. The Package Configurator doesn't even ask for that. Several of them will happily tell you that you don't need us yet, which is the point: we'd rather be the people who told you the truth than the people who booked the call.
You still get a real answer, not silence. We tell you specifically what's holding the business back and what we'd fix first if we were you — whether that means applying again once it's fixed, doing it yourself, or hiring someone else. A useful no beats a maybe.
Yes. Everything in the application is used only to evaluate it and, if it's a fit, to start the work — never sold or shared beyond that. Exactly what we collect and for how long is in our Privacy Policy.
Before You Apply
The application is detailed on purpose — the more we know going in, the less time either of us wastes. If a term in it doesn't make sense, there's a link right there to a free tool that explains or calculates it for you.
Most accounts are managed by whoever has ten minutes that week.
Yours is run by a team whose only job is that it never lapses.
A missed month is invisible until a competitor fills it.
A calendar planned a month out means there is no month to miss.
Most “strategy” is a content calendar with better fonts.
Every post ties back to one standing thesis, reviewed quarterly like a portfolio.
Engagement without oversight becomes a liability fast.
Every reply, every DM, handled inside boundaries you set once, personally.
Most accounts are managed by whoever has ten minutes that week.
Yours is run by a team whose only job is that it never lapses.
A missed month is invisible until a competitor fills it.
A calendar planned a month out means there is no month to miss.
Most “strategy” is a content calendar with better fonts.
Every post ties back to one standing thesis, reviewed quarterly like a portfolio.
Engagement without oversight becomes a liability fast.
Every reply, every DM, handled inside boundaries you set once, personally.