At night a phone rings in a dark shop and nobody answers. Over the city the window lights gather into a double helix: missed calls turn gold. We find where a business loses customers and build the system in which it stops happening.
Three things for a business owner. Each one can be bought on its own. We don't install AI blindly: if you can't tell where you lose customers, start with the diagnostic.
“Vera answers”: picks up on the second ring, answers from your own price list and books into your calendar and CRM. “Vera sells” (+$1,500 on top of setup, then $399 a month): moves the caller to a booking, a meeting or payment and follows up by email with anyone undecided. Replies within a minute to inquiries from your website and asks for a Google review after each visit. Your number stays yours.
“Vera answers”: $1,000 setup + $199 a monthWe get ChatGPT and other AI assistants to name your business when people ask who to hire. With your consent we check your site and improve it, and if it can't be saved, we build a new one. If our first 48 hours show the case is technically hopeless, we refund the full $1,500. If on day ninety no AI engine names you consistently (4 times out of 7), we refund $1,000 for the work or run the next quarter free.
$1,500 per quarter, paid upfront Free check in 30 seconds →For when everything hurts at once or you can't tell where. A study of your business from open sources and your own answers. A document in three working days: where you lose customers and which lever to pull first.
$500 · included in a visibility quarter; free with Vera Open →Business Intelligence DNA is Andrii and Masha, Wealthboosterpro LLC, Casper, Wyoming. Andrii is an entrepreneur with thirty years of experience: a financial holding, corporate tax optimization, strategy. Masha is a former CFO of a large corporation: client psychology, negotiation, getting things finished. We work with business owners in the US in English and Russian.
An owner of a small US business who answers the phone themselves, misses calls on the job, in the evening and on weekends, and notices that customers increasingly ask ChatGPT who to hire, and their name isn't in the answer.