You are about to pay a salary for work software can do. Tyntex builds the automation that handles the repetitive slice, the phones, the reconciliations, the follow-ups, the outreach, wired into the tools you already run and live in 14 days. The 40-Hour Guarantee: at least 40 hours a month back within 30 days, measured against baselines we set together, or the $4,500 is refunded and we keep working free until it does.
Look at the role you are about to post. A front desk to answer the phone, an admin to chase invoices, a coordinator to book appointments, someone to keep the outreach going. The work is real, but most of it is repetitive and rule-bound, the same handful of steps every single time. That is exactly the work software does best, and exactly the work you keep paying a person to repeat.
A hire costs far more than the wage. Recruiting, training, benefits, the ramp before they are useful, and the day they leave you start the whole thing over. Software does not call in sick or hand in its notice.
Chasing invoices, booking jobs, sending the follow-ups. None of it is a full job on its own, so it gets bolted onto someone hired to do something more valuable, and both the busywork and the real work suffer for it.
Calls come in after close, leads land at midnight, the reconciliation waits until month end. A person covers eight hours a day. The work that piles up does not keep those hours, and the gap is where customers and money leak out.
More customers mean more calls, more invoices, more intake, more follow-up. Handle that with headcount and every step up costs another salary. Handle it with software and it scales for the same flat fee.
Every build starts from one repetitive workflow and does it end to end, in your voice and inside the tools you already open. Here is the range, drawn from what we run today for accounting firms, home services, clinics, and sales teams.
AI voice agents answer every call, day or night, and book the job or the appointment straight into your calendar. An HVAC company stops losing the after-hours no-heat call, a dental or veterinary front desk stops sending patients to voicemail. The Dispatcher, our phone agent for home services, is one named build in this family.
Bank-to-ledger reconciliation, overdue-invoice follow-up, quote follow-up, and vendor invoice ingestion, the paperwork that piles up in any firm running on QuickBooks and a shared inbox. Every draft lands in an approval queue, so a person signs off before a dollar of it leaves the building.
Signal-based lead sourcing, verified contact discovery, and personalized cold email at machine volume, with reply triage and follow-up sequences that never double-send. It is the same engine we run on our own pipeline, pointed at the vertical you sell into instead of ours.
Appointment reminders, no-show recovery, and patient and customer intake forms that flow into the systems you already use. Fewer empty slots, fewer forms retyped by hand, and people who arrive ready instead of half-registered.
Inbox triage, a daily owner digest, CRM sync, and the internal dashboards and portals that tie it together, so the owner sees the whole operation in one place instead of chasing five browser tabs every morning.
Your side of the 14-Day Automation Install is three steps: take the free audit, pick your install week, read the daily digest. The fourteen days in between are ours, and they run like this.
We take the highest-ROI workflow you run by hand, map it end to end, and agree the manual-effort baseline we will measure the result against.
We build the automation and wire it into the tools you already run, from QuickBooks to ServiceTitan to your calendar and inbox. No migration, no new software for your team.
We stress test it against edge cases and the messy real-world inputs that break lazy automations, long before it ever touches a live customer or a real ledger.
It goes into production, doing the work for real, with human approval gates wherever a draft needs a person to sign off before it ships.
The guarantee window. At least 40 hours a month back within 30 days, measured against the baseline we agreed, or the $4,500 comes back and we keep working free until it lands.
One automation replaces a slice of manual work that runs every single day. Set against a salary, or against the software you already rent to do it badly, the math is not close.
Before we build, we measure how long the target workflow takes your team by hand and write that baseline down together. Thirty days after the automation goes live, we measure again. If it has not given your team back at least 40 hours a month, the $4,500 is refunded and we keep working free until it does. We lose money before you do.
The manual work a person would otherwise carry, done quietly in the background.
One price to go live, one to keep it sharp. Three installs a month, every one built by the three founders. Book the audit this week to go live in 14 days.
Over $21,000 in year-one value. $4,500, once.
No agency overhead, no junior staff doing the work in the background. We take three installs a month, and every one is mapped, built, and shipped by the three people below. Book the audit this week to go live in 14 days. When the month's three slots are gone, the next install waits for next month.
Seven common ones. If yours is not on this list, the founders read every inbound at [email protected].
The free Automation Audit is a 15-minute call over your own workflows, and a dollar figure on what the manual work costs you every month. Yours to keep whether you hire us or not. Fourteen days after we build, that same work is running in the background while your team spends the hours on something better.
Three installs a month, all built by the three founders. Book the audit this week to go live in 14 days. When the month's three slots are gone, the next install waits for next month.