A website, CRM, and automation that finally work together.
FunnelSuite builds the marketing and operations systems that make your business look good and run well — websites, CRM, and automation, plus the custom software to fill the gaps when off-the-shelf tools don't fit how you actually operate.
Five vendors. Zero of them talking to each other.
Nothing's connected
Website, CRM, and automation — built by different people, never built to talk to each other.
You're the translator
Explaining the designer's work to the developer, and the developer's work to the automation person.
It's just wrong
You started a business to serve clients — not to manage a stack of disconnected software.
I build the thing, not just the plan.
I equip businesses with the marketing and operations tools that make them look good and run well — websites, CRMs, automation, and the custom software to fill the gaps nothing off-the-shelf covers — for small businesses and professional service firms who needed one person who could see the whole picture.
Book an intro call
We talk through what's broken and whether I'm the right fit.
Get a scoped plan
The simplest system that solves the actual problem.
Launch with support
I stay close enough to fix the details that usually get dropped.
Everything connected. Nothing extra.
Websites that convert
Built to do the job, not just look finished.
Custom software, built to fit
When nothing off-the-shelf matches how you operate, I build what does. This is a specialty, not a fallback.
CRM & automation
Calendars, forms, follow-ups, pipelines — connected.
Direct access
You work with the person doing the work.
Support after launch
Not just at handoff.
Scoped pricing
Never picked off a tier.
Build your own system.
Click what you need. This is literally how every engagement gets scoped — no tiers, no guessing.
Your system: Website, CRM and Automation
Book an intro call to build this →Sites I've built — and still maintain.
Not mockups. Live, working sites, mostly for benefits advisers and small professional firms.
Hear it from the people I've built for.
Real clients, on camera — not quotes I wrote for them.
Forms that submit. Calendars that sync. A system you don't have to think about.
That's what a working system looks like — not more software, just the pieces you already need, finally connected.
FAQ
Most projects get split between a designer, a developer, a CRM person, and an automation specialist — and the gaps between them are where things break. I work across all of it.
A flat tier rarely matches what a business actually needs. Every engagement is scoped on the intro call.
Yes. Plenty of engagements are fixing or connecting what's already there rather than rebuilding from zero.
I stay close enough after launch to fix the details that usually get dropped. A launch isn't the finish line.