praelo

How it works

Five business days. Six steps. You only have to do the first one.

Most acquisition projects fail at the diagnosis. People build a website when they needed a system, or buy ads when they needed a follow-up flow. Praelo runs the diagnostic first, builds the system around the real bottleneck, and hands it over before you commit a dollar.

  1. stage 01

    Tell us what you're trying to build

    Voice note, screenshot, half-finished doc, three angry lines. We read everything. You don't need a brief. We just need your raw input. Files, links, audio: drop whatever you've got.

    ≈ 5 min · your part
  2. stage 02

    We diagnose the actual bottleneck

    Within 48 hours, we tell you what we think is really blocking you. Not the surface symptom, the underlying constraint. You'll know if we agree with your read of it, or whether we think it's something else entirely.

    48 hours
  3. stage 03

    We build the system

    A real, working acquisition system on a real domain. Site, intake, dashboard, booking, payments, and analytics. Wired together and live. For regulated practitioners, the system is built to your jurisdiction's compliance requirements from day one.

    days 2 to 5
  4. stage 04

    You see the live preview

    Day five at the latest. We get on a 30-minute call and walk you through it. The system is already running. You see leads come in, the dashboard, the booking flow, the payment flow. All of it.

    day 5 · 30 min
  5. stage 05

    You decide whether to take ownership

    Nothing has been paid yet. If you want it, the deposit unlocks the handover. Your domain points to the new system, payments run through your accounts, messaging connects to your number. If you don't, you walk away with no obligation.

    your call
  6. stage 06

    You operate it

    Final payment hands over the system completely. Yours to keep, modify, hand to any developer. Plain-English documentation. Recorded walkthrough. 30-day money-back guarantee on the final payment if anything materially breaks.

    yours · forever

Carolina, a Colombian neuropsychologist, sent us a voice note that said "I can't edit and I don't know ads." Three hours later her practice had a real system running on a real domain. Built around the bottleneck she couldn't articulate. The same process runs on every build.

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