THE BURCH EDGE

// One tool · One chore · ~4 hours a week back

Hand me the chore
eating four hours of your week.
I build the tool that ends it.

One custom tool, built around the specific recurring thing that's costing you hours every week. Delivered in seven days. $2k flat. Full refund within 30 days if it isn't doing the job.

Hours back

~4/wk

Delivered in

7 days

Flat fee

$2,000

Retainer

$300/mo

// What I actually do

I don't sell systems. I don't run a course. I build one tool that kills one chore.

→ You pick the chore

The recurring weekly thing that's eating ~4 hours and making you want to throw your laptop. CRM scrubbing, account research, call-recap logging, lead enrichment — whatever it actually is for you.

→ I build the tool

Scope agreed in writing, delivered in seven business days, hosted on infrastructure you don't have to think about. One specific tool that does one specific thing — yours.

→ You get four hours back

Every week, forever. Spend it on the Peloton, the kids, the next deal — your call. If by day 30 it's not pulling weight, full refund and we part friends.

// Sample builds

Real builds. Real chores killed. Yours will be different.

01 · Pipeline intel

Salesforce → daily intel digest

Every morning, a personalized SMS or Slack DM: deals stalled past your normal cycle length, new openings at your champion's old companies, and any contact who hit "out of office" yesterday. Zero dashboards opened.

02 · Account intelligence

Chrome extension on every account page

Open any account in Salesforce/HubSpot and a side panel shows the latest news, hiring signals, funding events, and any LinkedIn moves by your contacts — pulled live, not from a stale enrichment vendor.

03 · Voice memos

Drive-time memo → CRM update

Voice-memo a call recap on your way home. It's transcribed, structured, and logged against the right opportunity before you pull in the driveway. No more "I'll log it tomorrow."

04 · Outbound

Personalized first-line generator

Drop a CSV of leads. Get back a CSV with a first line that references something actually relevant — not "I see you went to Notre Dame." Better cold-open than the sequencer's, in a fraction of the time.

// The math

Four hours a week at your hourly rate. Now multiply that by 50.

// Inputs

Your hourly rate

$500

Hours/week back

~4

// Weekly value

$500 × 4 hours =

$2,000/wk

Build pays for itself in ~5 business days.

// Year one

Hours back per year

200+ hrs

Reclaimed at $500/hr: $100k+.

// Numbers above are an illustration. Your actual hourly rate is whatever your variable comp implies per quota-impact hour. If it's less than $500, scale accordingly — the math still works.

// The deal

No retainers up front. No "discovery phase." No SOWs.

01 · Build

$2,000

One-time. Covers the build plus the first 30 days of support.

  • → Delivered in 7 business days
  • → First month of fixes/tweaks included
  • → Source code yours forever

02 · Retainer

$300/mo

Starts day 31. Cancel anytime. Tool keeps working either way.

  • → Bug fixes, hosting, monitoring
  • → Up to 2 hours of tweaks/month
  • → Direct access — Slack, SMS, whatever

03 · Guarantee

100%

If by day 30 the build isn't doing the job, every dollar back.

  • → Refund covers the full $2,000
  • → No interrogation, no clawback
  • → I'm betting on the outcome, not the contract

// Built by

Burch.

One operator. No agency.

I'm not a guru. I'm not a consultant. I'm a guy who builds the thing and ships it.

No project managers. No account executives. No status meetings. You message me, you tell me the chore that's eating four hours of your week, we agree on what the tool does. A week later, it's running.

I've spent years building infrastructure the cold-email world quietly runs on. The same instincts that get email to inbox now go into the one custom tool that kills the one chore on your plate.

Four builds a month. When the slot's gone, it's gone.

// Take a slot

Three ways in. Pick whichever costs you less time.

I read everything. I write back same day during business hours, next morning at the latest.

// Email

alex@theburchedge.com

// WhatsApp

+1 312 505 2911

// Capacity

Four builds a month. I'll tell you the next slot the day I write back — never strung along.