AI agents, automations and custom internal tools, plugged into the software you already use. You don't switch tools. You just stop doing by hand what can run on its own.
Customer · Saturday 10:14pm
Hi, do you cover the Chartres area? I'd need a quote for a full kitchen fit-out.
Agent · 10:14pm
Good evening, I'm the workshop's assistant. Yes, we cover Chartres. I've logged your request and held a slot on Tuesday at 9:30am to take measurements. Shall I confirm?
Three leaks you'll find in almost every small business, whatever the trade. Fixing them is a one-off. Living with them costs every month. The figures below are estimates: we replace them with your real numbers during the audit.
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replies when an enquiry lands out of hours
A missed call at 8am, an email on Saturday, a form at 10pm. The customer who gets no answer calls the next name on the list. You never see what you just lost.
15h
a week of admin done by hand (estimate)
Quotes to retype, follow-ups to send, invoices to reconcile, a spreadsheet to update. Time that produces nothing, and the whole company slows down the moment that person is away.
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tools that don't talk to each other, on average
The same information typed in three times, an £80-a-month subscription for a feature nobody uses, and a homemade spreadsheet holding it all together. Often, one internal tool replaces all three.
Three crafts, three systems. Most projects start with one, then the others follow because they plug into it.
An assistant that answers your incoming enquiries, qualifies them, sorts them and books the meetings. On email, WhatsApp, your website or the phone.
A customer, Saturday 10:14pm
Do you cover Chartres? I'd need a quote.
Quotes, follow-ups, invoices, CRM, calendar, reporting: whatever needs no human judgement happens without you. Your current tools stay exactly where they are.
Your Monday review
2 quotes won overnight, 7 enquiries sorted, 1 case for you.
When no software does what you actually do, I build it. One screen for the whole team, instead of the shared spreadsheet and the subscription nobody uses.
The workshop, Tuesday 9am
Everyone sees the same schedule. Nobody rings up to ask any more.
In practice, that covers
You don't need all six. We start with the one costing you the most.
Every call, email, WhatsApp message or form gets an answer, qualified and sorted, around the clock.
Quotes go out pre-filled, follow themselves up on day 2 and day 7, and invoices reconcile on their own.
Mail sorted, replies drafted in your voice, meetings booked straight into your calendar.
Customer records fill themselves in, follow-ups go out, and you can see where every deal stands.
Your numbers in one place, live: revenue, margin per project, work still to invoice.
When no software does what you actually do, I build it. Often cheaper than the subscription it replaces.
Two leaks, two numbers. It's an estimate worked out in your browser, not a promise: we check it against your real figures during the audit.
Assumption: 25% more quotes won thanks to automatic follow-ups on day 2 and day 7. That's the smallest gap seen when follow-up goes from « when I remember » to systematic.
Indicative simulation, calculated in your browser. Nothing is sent or stored.
No tunnel where you discover the result at the end. You sign off before each step.
We look at what's eating your time and whether I can help. If your problem isn't an automation problem, I'll say so on the call and we stop there. You've lost 30 minutes.
I go through your processes and hand you a costed report: every automation on the table, what it costs to build, what it returns per year. Deducted from the build if we continue, refunded if I find nothing worth doing.
I build it, install it on your tools or your infrastructure, test it on your real cases and train your team. You sign off each piece before the next one. Optional monthly supervision afterwards, cancel any time.
One person from first call to go-live. No project manager to pay for.
Four trades, four different systems. This isn't the same agent four times over: it's what actually runs for each of them, rebuilt from situations seen on real projects.
| Customer | Value | Status |
|---|---|---|
| K. Benali · full kitchen | €14,200 | Chased day 7 · meeting Thursday |
| M. Torres · island + worktop | €6,800 | Chased day 2 · replied |
| SCI Lavandin · 3 flats | €31,500 | Chased day 2 · wants a variant |
| L. Prieur · refurbishment | €9,400 | Day 7 chase scheduled |
Real projects, clients anonymised at their request.
Size · To be filled in
Before
Customer records kept by hand, prospecting in a spreadsheet, follow-ups whenever someone remembered
After
Custom CRM, prospects collected and qualified automatically, follow-ups that send themselves
Size · To be filled in
Before
Every guest enquiry handled one by one, often out of hours
After
A chatbot answering around the clock, passing on only what needs a human
Size · To be filled in
Before
Orders, stock and customer updates rekeyed by hand across several tools
After
The order, fulfilment and tracking flow runs on its own
Size · To be filled in
Before
An entire business process living in a shared spreadsheet
After
An internal web app, one place, role-based access
Size · 1 person
Before
50 email threads a day sorted by hand
After
An agent that sorts, files, drafts replies and books the meetings
What my clients say
Projects delivered for companies and agencies. They tell you who you're trusting to build your system. Measured results from the automations will follow as clients allow me to publish them.
« He understood what I needed very quickly, proposed a clear structure and delivered clean work that's easy to maintain on my own. You can tell he knows his craft and doesn't oversell what he can't do. »
« I've worked with Brice several times and I recommend him without hesitation. Fast, flexible and genuinely invested, he doesn't just deliver a tool: he builds something that actually serves your business. Results every time. »
« We've worked with Brice regularly at Bolster Group. Around ten projects so far, freelance, with the same standard every time, including when several projects were running in parallel. Responsive, meticulous, and always bringing ideas. He's the kind of contractor you can rely on without having to supervise everything. »
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My stack
I only sell what I use. This list is my real working environment, not a catalogue.
AI
Automation
Build
Data & infra
We always start small and measurable. Once the first euro is back, you decide how far we go.
Know exactly what can be automated in your business.
€400
3 h on video · deducted from the build
No enquiry left unanswered.
On quote
priced at the audit
From first enquiry to followed-up customer, it all runs.
On quote
turnkey, priced at the audit
On quote
monthly, cancel any time
So it stays sharp without you thinking about it.
Each extra channel (phone, WhatsApp, website…) is priced separately.
The audit is the only figure I publish, because it's the only one I can set without having listened to you. Everything else is priced firmly at the end of the audit, before you commit to anything.
30 minutes to work out which step to start on. No commitment.
The audit costs €400 for 3 hours, and it's the only price I publish: it's the only one I can set without having listened to you. It ends with a firm quote for everything else, automation by automation, with what each one returns. You know the exact figure before committing to anything, and the audit is deducted if we continue. No hourly billing, no mid-project extras.
That's exactly why this service exists. You never touch the code or the automations: you keep your tools and carry on working in your usual inbox, calendar and software. What changes is that the repetitive work happens without you.
No. The system is built around the tools you already have. If your software has an API or an export, we plug into it. If it doesn't, I'll propose the cheapest way round during the audit, without forcing a migration on you.
Not really any more. I only do it when the site is part of a larger system, for example a page that feeds an agent or an internal tool. If what you want is a brochure site, I'll point you to someone who does that for a living.
With you by default: the automations run on your accounts and your tools, and the data never leaves your environment. If you'd rather I host them, that's on European servers, and you keep the access. Either way, you can take the whole thing over without me.
No. The build is a one-off payment and you own it. Monthly supervision is optional and can be cancelled any time. What remains is the subscriptions to your own tools, which you already pay for, and sometimes a few euros of API usage. I price those in the audit.
The agent says in its first message that it's an assistant: that's a legal requirement (EU AI Act). What your customers remember is that someone answered in two minutes instead of three days. And you decide what it handles alone and what always comes to you.
Every automation is monitored: if something fails, I'm alerted, so are you, and the case lands back in your inbox. You never lose an enquiry. Monthly supervision exists for those who'd rather I handle that continuously.
The first piece is usually live within one to two weeks: we always pick the one that installs fast and pays off immediately. A complete system takes about a month, in phases you sign off.
An agency sells you hours, I hand you a system that runs. I use AI and automation in my own business every day: I only sell what I already run. One person, from first call to go-live, with no project management layer to fund.
The 30-minute call is free and commits you to nothing. The audit is refunded if I find nothing worth doing. After that the project moves in phases you sign off one by one, so you watch the system get built.
30 minutes, free, no commitment. If I can help, I'll tell you how and how much. If I can't, I'll tell you that too.
No commitment. You leave with a clear answer, whether we work together or not.
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