Small company.
Big machine.

1. Checkout: A business owner picks a package on syndicatemarketing.co and checks out. Prices come from one catalog, so the page, the cart and the bill always agree.
2. Stripe payment: The card goes through Stripe’s own checkout page. A signed message tells us it’s paid, repeats are ignored, and a backup check catches anything that goes missing.
3. The CRM sets it all up: Contact, won deal, paid invoice, a project with its steps and the to-dos all appear on their own. Nobody types any of it in.
4. Client portal: The client gets a sign-in link to their own portal: the project checklist, files, invoices and live visitor stats for their site.
5. Kickoff form: About ten minutes of questions about the business, what to show and what to skip. Their logo and photos go straight into the project.
6. First draft: An AI agent claims the job and builds a first draft to our written rules. It can only upload to a private, sandboxed preview. It can’t publish anything.
7. Grady reviews: Every draft lands in front of Grady first. He sends it back to the agent or on to the client. Nothing a client sees skips this step.
8. Client approves: The client opens a private preview link and approves it or asks for changes in their portal. Rounds of changes are counted, so nobody gets surprised.
9. Live and watched: The site goes live with visitor stats built in. On a care plan it’s checked every 15 minutes, scanned every week and reported on every month.

the model proposes.
code enforces.
a person approves.