Paperwork$2,200
Typing invoices into a spreadsheet.
- Today
- About six hours a week, retyping invoices and forms by hand.
- After
- Four minutes. A person checks only what the software was unsure about.
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Aryan Neopane · replies today
Automate the work that never ends.
Daily jobs, recurring work and one-off projects, built as software that runs on your own server, tells a person when it breaks, and keeps running long after handover. Fixed price, handed over with the source.
If it is not worth automating, I will say so.
Repairs from $300. Builds from $750. Quoted within a day. See the full list →
- Fixed price
- You own it
- Live in 1–2 weeks
What I fix
Does any of this sound familiar?
Each one is a fixed price, live inside a week or two, and still running long after handover. Hours back — not a project.
Reliability$300
The weekly report that stopped sending.
- Today
- It broke quietly months ago. A customer noticed before you did.
- After
- It arrives on time — and if it fails, I hear about it before you do.
Content$3,200
Each further channel: $1,200
Posting on a schedule, without hiring for it.
- Today
- Research, write, record, edit, upload — every week, or it does not happen.
- After
- It runs itself. Mine has published over 190 videos since May, untouched.
Not on the list? Send it anyway.
The list is the common jobs, not the limit. If someone on your team does something by hand, over and over, I can probably build it. Describe it in a couple of lines or take fifteen minutes on a call, and I will tell you straight whether it is worth automating and what it would cost, usually the same day.
What it gives back
Run your own numbers →
What that job is costing you.
Estimates for five common jobs, set against what each build costs. The working, and a calculator for your own numbers, are behind the button below.
| The task | Hours saved a year | Money saved a year | One-time price | Paid back in | 3-year savings, after the price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rebuilding the monthly spreadsheet4 hours a month by hand | 38 | $1,064 | $750 | 9 months | $2,442 |
| Assembling the weekly report3 hours a week by hand | 115 | $3,220 | $1,200 | 5 months | $8,460 |
| Retyping invoices and forms6 hours a week by hand | 230 | $6,440 | $2,200 | 5 months | $17,120 |
| Merging and keying in leads4 hours a week by hand | 154 | $4,312 | $1,800 | 6 months | $11,136 |
| Producing one video a week4 hours a week by hand | 154 | $4,312 | $3,200 | 9 months | $9,736 |
How it works
You know the price before I start.
01 · Today
Tell me what's eating your time
A few lines by email, or a 15-minute call. I reply the same day.
02 · Within a day
You get one fixed price
What I'll build, when it's done, and what it costs. If it takes me longer, you don't pay more.
03 · One to two weeks
It's up and running
Set up in your name, with an alert if anything breaks and plain instructions. Fixes are free for 30 days.
Half up front, half when it's liveFixed price, or $65 an hourYou own everythingReplies the same day
Contact
What is your team still doing by hand?
A sentence or two is enough. I read every message myself and reply the same day.
Book a 15-minute fit call
Fifteen minutes, no pitch. You describe the job; I tell you whether it is worth automating and roughly what it would cost.
Email
contact@keepsrunning.com
Replies
Same day, usually within hours