Your team is the integration
Someone copies a name from the form into the CRM, then into the calendar, then into the invoice tool. That someone costs you a salary.
When growth outran your systems
CliqHQ installs the automation, AI operations, and outbound infrastructure that hand you back 20+ hours a week. One build. You own it. No mandatory retainer.
Illustrative. Shows the flow a build installs, not a client account.
Backends rebuilt for coaches, consultants, agencies and operators
The part nobody puts on a pitch deck
The revenue is already in the building. It falls out through the gaps between the tools you bought to catch it.
Someone copies a name from the form into the CRM, then into the calendar, then into the invoice tool. That someone costs you a salary.
The fourth message never goes out. The one that would have closed is the fifth. Nobody is being lazy, there is just no system holding the thread.
Every tool solved one problem and created a silo. You are paying nine invoices for a stack that still needs a human in the middle.
No dashboard, no attribution, no idea which stage bleeds. So you buy more leads to replace revenue that was already yours.
So you buy more leads, to replace revenue that was already sitting inside your business.
Hours a week off your team
Median across rebuilds
Cut from monthly software spend
After stack consolidation
Revenue generated for clients
Attributed to systems we built
Backends rebuilt end to end
Coaches, consultants, operators
What actually gets installed
Not a course, not a template pack, not a Zapier audit. A working system, built into your business, documented, and handed to you.
Your CRM, booking, payments, and client delivery wired into one spine that runs without anyone watching it. This is the piece everything else bolts onto.
The repetitive work handled by machines, so your team stops doing it by hand.
OpenQualification and follow-up that make a judgement call instead of firing one template at everybody.
OpenCold email and LinkedIn on warmed domains and enriched data, running daily without you.
OpenReal-time visibility into pipeline, response time, and conversion. No status meetings.
OpenEvery workflow written up, every credential transferred, every decision explained. You finish the engagement able to run and extend the system yourself, which is the whole point of a one-time build.
OpenHow the two to four weeks actually go
Step 1 of 5
We map your stack, your workflows, and where the hours go. You get the inefficiencies, the redundancies, and the leaks written down in one place, whether or not you hire us.
Step 2 of 5
We connect your tools so they talk to each other. Data syncs on its own. Tasks fire without anyone remembering to fire them.
Step 3 of 5
CRM, pipelines, follow-up, and booking configured with AI doing the qualifying and routing, so speed to lead stops depending on who is awake.
Step 4 of 5
Warmed domains, enriched lists, multi-channel sequences. Leads come in, sequences run, calls land on the calendar.
Step 5 of 5
We watch it run, tune what needs tuning, write the whole thing up, and hand you the keys. Ongoing optimisation is available. It is never a condition of the build.
Said by people who already had leads
First month: 7 extra deals. That's $56,000 I would have lost to slow follow-up.
The reactivation campaign pulled $43,000 from leads I'd written off 9 months ago.
Increased newsletter open rates from 6.5% to 22.4% by optimizing infra and nurture sequence.
Show-up rate went from 61% to 89%. The pre-call sequence alone is worth everything.
Same business, six weeks apart
Running on duct tape
Running on infrastructure
Do the arithmetic before you book
Move the sliders to your real numbers. Nothing is sent anywhere, and the maths is plain: people x hours x 52 weeks x the share we take off the table.
Estimated, per year
70% of logged manual hours, removed
Apply to work with usAn estimate built from your numbers, not a projection of results. We will pressure-test these figures against your actual workflows on the call.

Who builds it
Most agencies keep the wiring diagram. It is how a build becomes a subscription. We do the opposite: everything gets documented, every credential gets transferred, and the engagement ends with you able to run and extend the thing yourself.
That means we get hired for the build, not for the dependency. If you want us on retainer afterwards to optimise and push it further, that is a decision you make once the system is already working and already yours.
We automate the repetitive tasks across your whole operation, so your team spends its hours on work that compounds instead of work that repeats.
We audit and consolidate the stack. Most clients cut monthly software spend by around 40% without losing a single capability they were using.
The build is one time and the system is yours to keep. Ongoing optimisation is available if you want it, and never a condition of the build.
The things people ask on call one
If yours is not here, it is the first thing we will cover on the call.
Most systems are live within two to four weeks, depending on complexity. We map the timeline with you before anything starts, so you know the dates before you commit.
No. The build is one time and the system is yours to keep. After it ships you can add an optional monthly retainer for optimisation and performance work, or take it and run it yourself. The retainer is a choice, never a condition of the build.
We are tool-agnostic. We recommend and build on whatever fits your business best, rather than whatever we happen to resell. We hold no software partnerships that could bias that call.
No, subscriptions are billed to you directly by the vendors. We help you pick cost-effective options and usually reduce what you are already spending, often by around 40%.
Then we keep what works. We audit what you have, fix what is broken, and build only what is missing. Starting from scratch is rarely the cheapest path and we will tell you when it is not.
Not at all. We build it, document it, and hand it over. You use the systems. The documentation is written for the person running the business, not for an engineer.
We set up dashboards and reporting during the build, so you get real-time visibility into pipeline, response time, and conversion without asking anyone for an update.
One call, no deck, no pitch
On the call we go through your stack, your workflows, and where the hours and the leads are going. You leave with the leak map whether or not you work with us.