SHT-01System overview
A custom CRM shaped around how your business actually runs, with AI agents that answer, follow up, and book. Websites included when you need one.
Drawn in Florida · shipped across the US
What it costs
What is behind it
SHT-02Detail callouts
Most studios sell one of these. The value is in how they connect: the agent writes to the CRM, the CRM triggers the follow-up, the site feeds both.
SHT-03Live detail · drag it
A sauna contractor drags a corner; the wall area and the price move with it. Doors swing outward by default because a door that opens inward onto a hot bench is a safety problem, not a preference. Rough openings add themselves.
SHT-04Project sheets
Three CRMs on one proven core, and the moving company the studio also runs. Every card carries a working piece of its own system: real formulas, real rate cards, live on this page. Try them.
Our own CRM and operations platform for wallpaper contracting, live with paying customers. Its centre is a material engine: wall dimensions, pattern repeat, waste factor, and door and window deductions producing exact roll counts. The other two systems were forked from it.
A custom CRM for a sauna builder, with a 2D planner that prices a room as you reshape it, wall elevations, inbound telephony, and deposits that land in the contractor's own Stripe account.
A multi-tenant CRM for car brokers with one rule for what a deal made, written once in the application and once in SQL so the dashboard and the reports can never disagree.
The studio's own moving business in South Florida. The site quotes a move before anyone calls: crew rate, a three-hour minimum, a truck that scales with the crew, and stairs billed as time rather than a fee.
SHT-05QA schedule
These are facts about code, not claims about your revenue. Every figure below can be reproduced by running the test suite or counting the files.
A guard test earns its place by failing first. Each one was run against the code that shipped the bug, and had to flag that code and nothing else before it was allowed in.
SHT-06Assembly sequence
A website is 10 to 14 days. A custom system is a longer, deeper build, scoped before anything starts.
Read the full process →We look at where the work actually leaks: the lead that waited, the quote nobody chased, the number typed twice.
Scope locked in writing, priced before the build. Add-ons are re-quoted, never quietly absorbed.
Weekly review call, asynchronous between. You see the thing running, not a status update about it.
You own the code and the database. Training on video, kept for whoever joins next.
SHT-07Schedule of rates
One ladder, published. Every build starts with the free audit, and nobody is asked for a number on a call that was not on this page first.
See the full schedule →$500
Blueprint Sprint5 business days
Your first paid step. Credited 100% toward any build within 60 days.
from$1,200
Website Build10-14 days
A real, high-converting site. Live in 10-14 days.
from$99 / month
CRM SubscriptionStart now, 1-2 weeks to fit
The system that already runs, fitted to how your company works.
from$2,000
Custom CRM30-45 days
Your own pipelines and automations, built around how you actually work.
SHT-08Signed by
Eugene Romanov
Founder · on the tools
I'm Eugene Romanov, founder of Orium Studios and WallFlow, the CRM I built and still run. A wallpaper company in Florida quotes its jobs on it. An auto brokerage in Staten Island runs its whole deal flow on the same core.
The person you talk to is the person on the tools. No templates, no offshore team, and nothing handed to someone you have never met.
SHT-09General notes
SHT-10Issued for construction
A short video walkthrough of where your lead flow leaks and what it would take to close it. Free, and there is no call afterwards unless you want one.
30 seconds to submit · delivered same day · no card, no call
