Turn owner knowledge into approved updates.
Content gives the rest of the system something useful to carry.
See Content Engine →Why DBM // approval-first engines for businesses with moving parts
Keep the weekly system moving. Build the next useful layer.
DBM turns owner knowledge into approved weekly content, clear customer paths, and scoped systems for product and store brands, multi-location businesses, construction systems, agencies, and public-sector teams.
Get online clear front door · from $75 buildFix it one broken path · from $149Run the business systems and content · from $299/mo
Start with the lane that matches the problem. Full scope and every price live on the Pricing page.
Start map // pick the problem
Three ways DBM helps a business move.
Choose the lane that feels closest. You do not need to know the technical answer before you start.
01 / GET ONLINE
Get online
Give people a clear front door: who you are, what you do, and how to reach you.
From $75 build · $49/moScroll Page or Business SiteSee the online paths 02 / FIX ITFix it and tune it up
Repair the one problem blocking calls, trust, access, or search visibility.
From $149 · one timeAnything Fix or Get FoundSee the repair paths 03 / RUN THE BUSINESSRun the business
Put content, requests, jobs, customers, and crew into a system that can carry the work.
From $299/mo · setup variesContent, Job, Portal, Reputation, or Win-BackSee the operating pathsFive engines. One connected system.
Make the useful work carry itself forward.
Content feeds the work. Job catches the request. Portal gives each role its own view. Reputation and Win-Back help the relationship continue after the handoff.
Keep requests and next actions visible.
Job catches the work before it disappears into an inbox.
See Job Engine →Give each role its own view.
Portal separates manager, customer, and crew work without losing the shared record.
See Portal Engine →Ask every customer the same way.
Reputation keeps the public review path and private feedback path equally clear.
See Reputation Engine →Give past customers a way back.
Win-Back is the next follow-up layer for customers who have not returned.
See Win-Back Engine →Who this is for
Start here if this sounds like you
Pick the description that sounds closest. Anyone can still request work.
Businesses that sell to customers
Product & store brands
You sell products online or in a catalog. The site should help people trust you, find the product, and check out without getting lost.
See the product and store path →Multi-location
More than one location. Each place should say the same clear thing and still feel local.
See the multi-location path →Professional services
You sell expertise (consulting, B2B, specialized services). Visitors should quickly understand what you do, why to trust you, and how to start.
See the professional-services path →Businesses that need systems
Construction & field operations
You need tools: calculators, intake forms, job workflows, customer-facing webapps — not just a pretty brochure site.
See the construction-systems path →Operations-heavy companies
Too much work lives in spreadsheets, inboxes, or one person’s head. You need simple systems that take the load off.
See the operations path →Content-led brands
You already know what customers ask. You need a repeatable way to turn that into posts, videos, and follow-ups without doing it all yourself.
See the Content Engine →Partners & public work
Agencies & partners
You need extra build help, QA, or documentation without hiring full-time.
See the partner path →Public-sector & subcontract
Clear public pages, repairs, docs, and approved content — with a review trail and a clean handoff.
See the public-sector path →The DBM operating model
Owner knowledge, fresh eyes, useful systems.
The owner knows the whole story. A first-time customer does not. DBM translates between them with scope, evidence, and approval gates.
THE ELEPHANT
Context from the owner
Customer questions, constraints, product truth, and the details that make the business different.
THE GOLDFISH
Fresh-eyes testing
A new visitor needs to understand the offer, trust something real, and know what to do next.
THE MECHANIC
Approved delivery
DBM turns the conversation into content, pages, or systems that remain reviewable after handoff.
Proof of process
Deliverables, exclusions, owner inputs, and acceptance test are written first.
Nothing publishes, messages, books, changes records, or spends without approval.
The existing stack is assessed before a rebuild enters the conversation.
The result includes documentation and a practical way to verify what changed.
Diagnose · Repair · Build · Maintain
Start with evidence. Keep the useful layer.
Choose the layer that matches the operating constraint. Move up only when the next layer earns its place.
Tier A · Diagnose
Free Evidence
Website Inspection, Business Checkup, Fit Check, Cost Estimator, and controlled Workbench demonstrations.
Open Toolbox →Tier C · Build
Scoped Systems
Store paths, multi-location systems, construction webapps, integrations, internal tools, and agency work against the existing stack.
Typically $2,500+
See Scoped Systems →Tier D · Maintain
Content Engine
One 20-minute owner conversation becomes a human-approved weekly package: Garage TV + clips + Field Note + email + social + next questions. Nothing publishes without approval.
$500/mo · $800/mo Done-for-you
See Content Engine →Tier B · Repair
Defined Work
Bounded repairs and conversion pages with visible starting points, written scope, and acceptance tests.
$75–$1,497
See Defined Work →Free Evidence
See how DBM thinks before you buy.
Website Inspection — public signals, findings, severity, and next moveBusiness Checkup — guided priorities without a fake business scoreFit Check — stack, stage, outcome, and honest engagement pathCost Estimator — directional range with assumptions, never a quoteWorkbench — controlled demonstrations; outputs require human review
Working webpage builds and systems
See the builds before you ask for a scope.
Public demonstrations of capability—not paid client results, testimonials, or guarantees.
The General StoreDemonstration · commerce, catalog, and community
IRONCLADCONSTRUCTION
Built Strong. Built Right.IronClad Construction systemDemonstrationowner communication, work orders for employees and subcontractors, and a QuickBooks integration path.Open the build ↗
Evergreen ConsultantsDemonstration · professional service path
Wright Way NotaryDemonstration · local service path
Fiber CleanDemonstration · local service positioning
One clear next step
Bring the broken path or the system you need scoped.
Tell DBM what is happening, what should happen instead, and what “fixed” means. You will receive review, clarifying questions when needed, then a written scope.