you might know it from my videos as the AI department. here is what it really is: claude, installed and working in your business, and nothing touches a customer or a dollar without your approval. i price it against the hours and salary it saves, because i spent ten years closing enterprise deals and i think in ROI, not hours billed.
✻the agencies hand you a strategy deck and a six‑figure invoice. the freelancers wire up a zapier and disappear. you're left with a slide called “ai roadmap” and the same manual work you started with.
a strategy deck. a vague retainer. a junior who learned claude last week. a tool that breaks in six months when nobody's maintaining it. a quote with no number until you book three calls.
a working system, shipped. a flat fee with the payback math attached. one person, who built three businesses on claude and closed $1.2M in enterprise sales, doing the actual build. and a paid diagnostic up front so you know exactly what you're buying.
i take your single most time‑consuming process and map exactly what claude can take over, with the ROI in dollars. you get a clear build spec and a number. credits toward the build.
i build the production claude system that does the work: tested, integrated into your tools, with a handoff doc. flat fee, priced on what it saves, not my hours.
systems drift as your tools change. i monitor, fix, and add new workflows so it keeps paying for itself. only if you want it. never required.
one repetitive process, fully handled by claude.
a full pipeline, end to end, running on its own.
claude wired into your actual stack, with error handling.
i built my own businesses on claude (the skills, the funnels, the content systems) in public. the same systems i'd build for you, i've already shipped for myself.
a few you can click right now:
✻ this page is itself a build. it was made with claude, in an afternoon. that's the point. i don't talk about what's possible, i hand you the working version.
the site, funnel, checkout and email system you're reading right now,built and run on claude agents.
closermethod.com →interactive tools (rate calculator, roi map) that capture and qualify leads,live in production.
closermethod.com/tools →a full adoption-studio property, designed and shipped end to end.
adoptionstudio.com →five claude agents that remember buyers, chase follow-ups and prep negotiations,packaged and self-serve.
the pack →✻ every link above is a real, working build,not a mockup.
the highest-demand, high-ticket builds businesses are hiring for right now. each is a system i can install into yours.
inbound and outbound calls, lead qualification, booking and 24/7 support, built on claude with vapi and elevenlabs.
agents that remember your buyers, chase follow-ups and prep negotiations. multi-step, approval-gated, wired to your tools.
rag with pinecone over your docs and playbooks, so it answers like your best rep, not the open internet.
lead capture, qualify, nurture, book, follow-up, running end to end with error handling.
claude plugged straight into your own tools and data, self-hosted and secure. your team asks in plain english, claude does the work.
clio, hubspot or salesforce feeds claude. it drafts replies, preps deals and matters, and never lets a lead go cold.
reporting, onboarding, invoicing and content pipelines wired together. no manual entry, nothing falls through.
a long-term partner who installs, maintains and expands your ai systems as your tools change.
✻ drawn from live market demand: ai integration is up 178% year over year and these are the builds clients pay most for.
i'm elisabeth hitz. before this i carried enterprise quota at deel and criteo, 167% and 268% of target, and spent ten years across agencies, media, and fashion in manhattan. now i build claude systems full time. that mix is rare: most people who can build can't scope for revenue, and most people who can sell can't build. i do both, which is why i price on outcomes and you never get handed off to a junior.
it credits toward the build, so if we move forward it costs you nothing extra. it's the scope document that makes sure i build the right thing, and it's how you vet me before any bigger commitment. it costs a fraction of what a comparable audit runs.
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's worth your team's time or mine.
no. everything runs async: written and on your schedule. you'll have my full attention in writing, which is more useful than a calendar full of zooms.
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. you'll see the math before you commit a dollar.
that's the whole first step. one line back from you, and i'll tell you if it's worth automating. if it is, the diagnostic maps the build and the payback.
no calls. async only. you'll hear back in writing, usually within a day.