You've seen what I can build.

I work primarily inside GoHighLevel, including AI Studio websites and funnels, workflows, conversational AI, forms and surveys, CRM setup, pipelines, snapshots, A2P registration, and related account setup. AI Studio builds are my specialty, but my experience extends across the GoHighLevel platform.

Yes. I can work within an existing subaccount, follow your agency's established structure and SOPs, or build from scratch when needed. My goal is to fit into the way your agency already works rather than unnecessarily reinventing your process.

I work on a project basis rather than hourly. Send me the scope, offered price, and expected turnaround, and I'll review the project and either accept or decline it.

My projects typically fall between $300–$1,000, depending on the work involved. I structure pricing this way because agencies generally already know what they're charging their client and what they can allocate toward fulfillment.

If I misunderstood the agreed scope or something I built isn't working correctly, I'll fix it. If the requested work changes or expands beyond the original scope, we'll agree on the additional work before I begin it.

I'm not trying to be everything to everyone. I'm a GoHighLevel specialist, and my specialty is AI Studio. I bring more than the ability to prompt a page into existence. With 10 years of web design experience, I understand visual design, copywriting, page structure, and how the different elements need to look, sound, and flow together.

I also understand the technical side of working inside GoHighLevel, including prompt engineering and cost-conscious prompting. AI Studio charges for usage, so I approach prompting with efficiency in mind—giving the AI clear, deliberate instructions, minimizing unnecessary iterations, and working toward the desired result without needlessly burning through an agency's credits.

In short: I understand the design, the copy, the platform, and the AI behind the build.

Once I accept a project, I take ownership of the agreed scope and work toward the established deadline. I'll ask questions when clarification is genuinely needed, but my goal is to complete the work independently rather than create another project for you to manage.

I typically accept a maximum of 2–3 projects per week so each build gets the time and attention it needs.

For agencies that send me consistent, ongoing work, I can plan for that volume and reserve capacity accordingly, making it easier to maintain a reliable workflow together.

Both. I'm happy to take on individual projects when I have availability, but I'm especially interested in building ongoing relationships with agencies that need consistent fulfillment support.

If your agency regularly has similar GoHighLevel work coming through, I can become a familiar part of your fulfillment process rather than starting from scratch with a new freelancer every time.

My ideal fit is an agency with consistent, repeatable fulfillment work and established pricing—especially when similar projects come through regularly at a set freelancer rate.

Agencies typically already know what they're charging their clients and what they can afford to allocate toward fulfillment, so I prefer receiving a defined project with the scope, offered price, and turnaround already established. I can then accept or decline each project based on availability and fit.

There are two ways to reach out.

If you'd like to work together in the future, introduce yourself and tell me a little about your agency and the type of work you typically need fulfilled.

If you already have a project ready to go, pitch me the project with the scope, offered price, and turnaround, and I'll let you know if I can take it on.