Stop running your agency on copy-paste.

Anything a person does repeatedly on a computer: logging into portals, downloading and reading documents (including PDFs via OCR), moving data between spreadsheets, databases and web apps, syncing SaaS tools like Monday.com and Notion, filling forms, scraping websites, and sending notifications. If a process has rules, it can almost certainly be automated, and AI/LLM steps now cover many of the fuzzy parts that used to need a human, like summarizing meetings or extracting action items.

For workflow orchestration: n8n, Make.com, and Zapier. For RPA: UiPath, Robomotion, and Playwright/Selenium. For AI: OpenAI, Claude, and OpenRouter APIs with careful prompt engineering. Around them I use Python, PHP/Laravel, and JavaScript for custom logic, PostgreSQL/MySQL/Redis for storage, and AWS/DigitalOcean with Docker and CI/CD for deployment. I choose the lightest tool that solves the problem: sometimes that is a 200-line Python script, not a platform license.

Yes. That is most of my current work. Real examples: a pipeline that turns Fireflies.ai meeting transcripts into owner-assigned action items on Monday.com using Claude and OpenAI; an AI follow-up agent that generates contextual calls, SMS, and emails for leads; and automated source-cited research reports via the Perplexity API. I integrate AI as steps inside your existing automation rather than forcing a rebuild.

With a free 30-minute review call. You walk me through the manual process, I tell you honestly whether automation makes sense, roughly what it would involve, and what it would cost. If it is a fit, I follow up with a fixed-scope proposal, no obligation either way.

The first call is free. If you want a detailed plan before committing, an Automation Audit costs $500 and is credited in full to the build. Builds start at $2,500, and most land between $3,000 and $8,000 depending on the number of systems, the volume, and the edge cases. Every build has a fixed price agreed before work starts and a 30-day fix guarantee. Optional care plans cost $600 or $1,800 per month. Running costs (n8n hosting, API and AI usage) are estimated in the proposal too, so there are no surprises. Full details are on the pricing page. See pricing

Two independent builds at a time. By day I lead a 5-engineer AI automation team at Get Levrg, which is where the monday.com migration and sync work on this site comes from. Keeping my own client work to two builds means each one gets focused attention and a predictable timeline, and every build is mine end to end, with no outsourcing. If both slots are taken, I will tell you on the first call when the next one opens.

Builds and the Audit are fixed prices in USD. I invoice through Payoneer, which you can pay by ACH, wire or card, or we can use an Upwork Direct Contract if you want escrow. Care plans are invoiced monthly and you can cancel anytime.

I work in your accounts with the least access the job needs, ideally a dedicated user or API token you can revoke at any time. Credentials stay in your password manager or n8n credential store, never in email or chat. Client data stays in your systems; I only use samples to test, and I sign your NDA or DPA if you have one.

You do. Workflows, code, documentation and accounts are yours once the invoice is paid, built in your own n8n, monday.com, CRM and cloud accounts. There is no licence fee and no lock-in: offboarding is removing my access.

Every system I ship includes error handling, automatic retry/resume behaviour, and real-time alerting (Slack, Discord, or email) so failures surface immediately instead of silently. Deployments are containerized with CI/CD so fixes ship in minutes, and I offer ongoing maintenance for when target websites change their layout or credentials rotate.

Yes. Most of my clients are in the US and Europe. I am based in Dhaka, Bangladesh (GMT+6), keep generous overlap with US and EU working hours, and have worked remotely with international teams since 2016, including 300+ clients as a freelancer.