Two days a week back, per person. That is roughly a $70K salary in admin work.
Revenue grows, headcount grows, the math never improves. Two days a week of manual work is roughly a $70K salary. We strip the administrative work out of the week.
You're paying salaries for admin work. Two days of every week.
Two days a week of manual work is roughly a $70K salary, spent on typing and chasing.
More work arrives, so someone hires. The ratio of admin to output never moves.
Your best people spend their afternoons on work a system should do.
The week, stripped of admin
The administrative work stripped out of the week, so the same team gets more work out the door.
Every build we ship takes cost out, gets more from what you have, or opens new revenue. This one is the second kind: the capacity was already paid for, and we hand it back. Not headcount, throughput.
Custom GPTs, custom assistants, and the automations that run around them take the administrative work off the week: the report that writes itself, the follow-up that fires on its own, the entry that stops being a job.