what this is
a done-for-you claude install for the work you dread
The Closer Method installs Claude into your business so it runs the repetitive admin that eats your week: missed calls, invoice chasing, lead follow-up, inbox triage, scheduling, quotes and onboarding. It is built for you, tested, and wired into the tools you already use. Nothing touches a customer or a dollar without your approval. It is built by Elisabeth Hitz, a former enterprise seller at Deel and Criteo with six Anthropic certifications, who writes and builds every system herself.
three steps. no calls required.
- 01 · diagnostica written map, in days.Your single most time-consuming process, mapped to exactly what Claude can take over, with the ROI in dollars and a build spec. A flat fee that credits toward the build.
- 02 · the buildthe system that does the work.The production Claude system, tested, integrated into your tools, with a handoff doc. Priced on what it saves, not on hours billed.
- 03 · care planit keeps paying for itself.Optional monitoring, fixes, and new workflows so the system keeps earning. Only if you want it. Never required.
what claude can take over
- inbound messages read, scored, and routed
- client reporting generated from your data
- intake, qualify, route, follow-up sequences
- voice & chat agents for calls and booking
- a chatbot trained on your own docs
- Claude wired into your CRM (Clio, HubSpot, Salesforce)
- GoHighLevel & n8n pipelines
- a custom MCP server on your own tools
straight answers
the questions you're already asking
What is "the boring half"?
The boring half is the recurring admin that keeps a business running but drains the owner: missed calls, chasing unpaid invoices, following up with leads, triaging the inbox, booking and rescheduling, sending quotes, and onboarding clients. It is necessary work that puts no light in your day, and it is exactly the half a Claude system can take over.
Can my team just build this with ChatGPT?
They can try. Done right, most builds take 40 to 80 hours, and 40% of DIY automations break within six months when no one maintains them. The diagnostic tells you honestly whether it is worth your team's time or mine.
How is it priced?
Flat fee, against value. The diagnostic shows what the process costs you per year in hours; the build is a one-time fee that pays back in weeks. It is priced on what it saves, not on hours billed, and it starts with a paid diagnostic that credits toward the build.
Do we have to get on a call?
No. Async only. You submit the one task eating the most time, and you get the honest answer back in writing, usually within a day.
Who actually builds it?
Elisabeth Hitz, directly. Ten years of enterprise sales at Deel, Criteo, Bloomberg, HBO and McCann, six Anthropic certifications, based in Barcelona. You work with the person who closed the deals, and you never get handed to a junior. Capacity is two clients a month, total.