Scoped engagements · Fixed price · Written scope first

Scoped engagements: custom work, defined in writing before it starts.

When a standard lead list isn't enough, we scope a project around your goal: a custom data build, an outreach system, an automation, or an AI tool. You get a written scope, a fixed price and a timeline before any work begins.

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Packages

From $490

Starter Sprint

A focused piece of work: one custom lead list, one cleanup or one automation.
Deliverables: written spec, the build, a verification report and a 30-minute handoff call.
Timeline: about 1 week.

Start a sprint →

From $1,800

Growth Build

An outreach or data system built for your market.
Deliverables: ICP and segment definition, verified lead sets, email and sequence copy, a CRM import and a results dashboard.
Timeline: 2–3 weeks.

Scope a build →

$600 / day

Custom Engagement

Bigger or open-ended work like AI tools, integrations and multi-month programs, priced off our day-rate anchor and fixed per milestone.
Deliverables: set per milestone in the scope.
Timeline: agreed in writing.

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Prices are starting points. Your fixed price is set in the written scope before work begins. The minimum engagement is $490.

How it works

Wooden steps climbing a shaded forest trail through green ferns and undergrowth at Starved Rock State Park — A trail of steps at Starved Rock State Park: each one agreed before the next. Public domain photo.

Free scoping call

30 minutes to cover your goal, market, timeline and budget.

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Written scope

Deliverables, acceptance criteria, fixed price and dates, sent within 2 business days.

Our method →

Spec approval

Nothing gets built until you approve the spec.

How we handle data →

Build and verify

Data is verified at build time, and bad rows are replaced free.

Worked examples →

Handoff

Files, docs and a walkthrough. Everything we build is yours to keep.

Support →

Meadow Lake in winter at the Morton Arboretum, with snow on the ice, tan grasses on the shore and dramatic clouds above — Meadow Lake in January at the Morton Arboretum, Lisle. CC0 photo.

A fox squirrel with an orange belly clinging head-first to a tree trunk against a blue winter sky at the Morton Arboretum — A fox squirrel at the Morton Arboretum. Public domain photo.

Who it's for

Small businesses

Who need a pipeline but not a full-time sales hire.

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Agencies

Who want white-label lead data and outreach builds.

For agencies →

MSPs and IT firms

Who need targeted B2B lists for their region.

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FAQ

Do you guarantee results?

No. We don't guarantee meetings, replies or sales. We stand behind the data and the process: the spec is approved before the build, data is verified at build time, and bad rows are replaced free.

How is the price set?

It's fixed in the written scope before any work starts. The minimum engagement is $490, and bigger work is anchored at $600 a day.

How do payments work?

Usually 50% at scope approval and 50% at handoff. Larger engagements are billed per milestone.

What if the scope changes?

We write a short change note with the new price and date, and nothing changes until you approve it.

Who owns the work?

You do. Deliverables are yours at handoff.

Forest preserves: quiet water, room to think

A calm blue lake edged by green trees and two rocks on the near shore — Hidden Lake Forest Preserve, DuPage County. CC0 photo (SimLibrarian, Wikimedia Commons).

A quiet marsh pond framed by overhanging branches and tall green reeds — 91st Street Marsh from Waterfall Glen Forest Preserve, Lemont. CC0 photo (Peterupton99, Wikimedia Commons).

Golden autumn tamarack trees reflected in the still blue water of a bog under a clear sky — Golden tamaracks around the open water of Volo Bog, Lake County, in November. CC0 photo (Paul R. Burley, Wikimedia Commons).

Oak woods and open sky: more room to think

A narrow dirt trail winding through dense green woods with a few early red and yellow leaves — Falling leaves on Prairie Creek Woods Trail, Midewin National Tallgrass Prairie. Public-domain USDA Forest Service photo.

Bare bur oaks above a snow-covered prairie, with a tall office building in the distance — Dormant bur oaks and snowy restored prairie inside the Main Ring at Fermilab, Batavia, with Wilson Hall beyond. Public-domain U.S. Department of Energy photo.

Looking straight up through dark black locust branches and leaves against a pale cloudy sky — Black locust canopy overhead, Midewin National Tallgrass Prairie. Public-domain USDA Forest Service photo.

Photos: public domain via Wikimedia Commons (USDA Forest Service, Eastern Region; U.S. Department of Energy). Taken at Midewin and Fermilab, not at the Morton Arboretum.

Creeks, rivers and rock walls of northern Illinois

A creek running slightly high between grassy banks, with leaning trees just coming into pale green leaf under a blue sky with white clouds — Spring arriving along Big Rock Creek near Sugar Grove, Illinois, with the water running a little high. CC BY 4.0 photo by David Jakes (Flickr).

A clear, shallow river curving between bright green grassy banks and dense trees, with a deer drinking at the water on the far side — A white-tailed deer drinking from the South Branch of the Kishwaukee River at Deer Run Forest Preserve, near Rockford, Illinois. CC BY 4.0 photo by David Jakes (Flickr).

A blue-green river bending below a layered pale rock wall and thick green woods, with mown grass at the right under a blue sky — The Apple River flowing through Apple River Canyon State Park, Illinois, past a layered rock wall. CC BY 4.0 photo by David Jakes (Flickr).

Photos: CC BY 4.0 (creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0) by David Jakes via Wikimedia Commons, cropped to 3:2 (his signature cropped out) and resized by ROICP. The creek drawn behind the package cards above is a drawing of Big Rock Creek, not a copy of these photos.

Plovers and woodpeckers at Montrose Point, Chicago

A small sandy-grey shorebird with a dark neck band and orange legs stepping along wet sand at the edge of gentle lake waves — Rose, a piping plover, at the water's edge, Montrose Beach Dunes, Chicago, July 17, 2021. CC BY 2.0 photo by Raed Mansour (Flickr, via Wikimedia Commons).

Clumps of tall green rush stems standing in pale sand, with two tiny pale plover chicks at their base — Two piping plover chicks among the rushes, Montrose Beach Dunes, Chicago, July 24, 2021. CC BY 2.0 photo by Raed Mansour (Flickr, via Wikimedia Commons).

A small black-and-white woodpecker with a red patch on the back of its head clinging to a pale weathered trunk beside dry stems — Downy woodpecker, Montrose Point Bird Sanctuary, Chicago, December 22, 2021. CC BY 2.0 photo by Raed Mansour (Flickr, via Wikimedia Commons).

Photos: CC BY 2.0 (creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0) by Raed Mansour via Flickr and Wikimedia Commons, cropped to 3:2 and resized by ROICP. The lakeshore drawn behind the package cards above is a drawing of the Montrose Beach Dunes on a July morning, not a copy of these photos.

Have a project in mind?

Tell us the goal. We'll send a written scope with a fixed price within 2 business days of the call.

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Photos: CC0 / public domain via Wikimedia Commons (Commons photographers, goodfreephotos / Yinan Chen; SimLibrarian, Peterupton99 and Paul R. Burley, DuPage forest preserves and Volo Bog). Full media credits