For small businesses that want one accessible person handling their tech — instead of a parade of agencies and freelancers.
A small agency's output. One person's relationship.
Most small businesses are stuck between two bad options. Hire an agency, pay agency prices for slow turnaround and an account manager who doesn't text you back. Or wing it yourself and watch competitors pull ahead.
I'm the third option. One person, supercharged by AI, who can deliver small-agency output at small-business prices — and stick around to keep it running.
Pick what you need. Retainers usually cycle through several over a year.
From a simple landing page to a full site rebuild — fast, owned, findable on Google.
The reason customers can't find you on Google usually isn't your site — it's the listing and a dozen broken citations elsewhere.
Find what's eating your team's time. Build the workflow that gives it back.
The credibility layer that lets a small business punch above its weight.
Email, payments, scheduling, the spreadsheet that's becoming a database. The behind-the-scenes plumbing nobody wants to touch.
Most engagements start with a project — a site rebuild, an AI workflow, a brand refresh. Once that ships, a monthly retainer keeps it current. Two stages of the same relationship.
A discrete engagement with a clear scope and end date. Most clients start here.
A monthly retainer keeps things current and gives you one person to text. Some clients start here too, if there's already a healthy stack.
Project or retainer, the texture is the same — one accessible person, leveraged hard by AI, speaking plainly.
One person, but armed with the AI tools agencies are still figuring out. Output of a team, relationship of one trusted contact who picks up the phone.
Text me when something breaks. Text me when an idea pops up. No portal, no ticket system, no account manager. Just me.
No agency-speak, no scope-creep posturing, no quarterly business reviews. You tell me what you need. I do it. We move on.
Three projects in three different states — a counseling practice, a church plant, a tactical-fitness coach.
A one-page Wix site nobody could find — Google thought he worked in the wrong city — rebuilt from scratch into a real digital practice.
View case study →A new church plant's site, rebuilt off a deprecated Mailchimp builder onto a fast modern stack. Mission, service times, registration, giving.
Currently privateTactical-fitness coaching for first responders and TEEX academy candidates. Plan doc shipped; full build kicks off once turnout-gear photography clears department approval.
Currently privateNo intake form, no calendar gauntlet. Tell me what you're trying to figure out and I'll write back. First conversations are free and there's no expectation on the other end.
I read everything and respond fast.
Either works equally well. Your pick.
About me. I'm Ezra Bailey, based in Austin. Currently working with a counseling practice in Colorado Springs, a church in New Mexico, a personal trainer near College Station, and a few other corners of the internet — all of it solo, leveraged hard by AI.
Not a small business owner yourself? You probably know one. If this rings a bell for them — send them the link.
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