Pricing

Priced to how your business runs.

A café with a small team and a contractor with two crews don’t need the same help, so there’s no price list. Whatever your business does, your proposal is built for it, one line at a time.

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For owner-run businesses of every kind, including

  • HVAC, plumbing and electrical
  • Remodeling and roofing
  • Landscaping and cleaning
  • Auto repair
  • Cafés, bakeries and restaurants
  • Local shops
  • Salons and fitness studios
  • Online brands
  • Makers and small manufacturers
  • Wholesale and distribution
  • Property management
  • Accounting and bookkeeping
  • Consulting and coaching

Sample businesses, not customers. Pick one to see how its work is shaped.

No two businesses are shaped alike.

A few sample businesses, not customers. Each starts in the same place, then needs a different mix of setup and help from our people. That mix, not the industry, is what a price is built from.

A smiling barista behind a café counter, holding a portafilter.

Sample business

Supplier orders, stock and the books, all sorted after close.

She’s behind the counter most mornings. Supplier orders and the books wait until the doors are locked, and she’s never sure which items make money.

Where the day lives

The register, QuickBooks, supplier emails, a stock sheet

The owner’s tools, not a list of finished connections.

Sample outline

Shaped for a café.

Workspaces
  • Revenue Ops
  • Operations
  1. AssessmentOne-timeNeeds most

    Where the margin goes: register sales, supplier bills and the books, side by side.

  2. SetupOne-time

    Revenue Ops and Operations, so cash, stock and supplier orders sit in one morning glance.

  3. Ongoing help

    Not needed for now. She runs it day to day.

  4. AdviceOne-time

    A sit-down once the numbers have settled, to decide what’s next.

Price

Set for this business, line by line.

A sample, not a quote.

Approved by

You, before anything starts.

A contractor in a work jacket standing in a home under renovation.

Sample business

Two crews, a stack of estimates and change orders sent by text.

He’s on a job site by six. Estimates wait in his inbox, the schedule lives in his head, and finished jobs sit unbilled until Friday night.

Where the day lives

QuickBooks, Gmail, Google Calendar, texts, photos from the site

The owner’s tools, not a list of finished connections.

Sample outline

Shaped for a contractor.

Workspaces
  • Revenue Ops
  • Sales & CRM
  • Team
  1. AssessmentOne-time

    How a job moves from first call to estimate to paid invoice, and where it stalls.

  2. SetupOne-timeNeeds most

    Sales & CRM so every estimate has a next step, Revenue Ops so finished jobs get invoiced, and Team so each crew’s work has an owner. Change orders and discounts wait for his yes.

  3. Ongoing helpOngoing

    Operations help from our people, week to week, until the new way of working sticks.

  4. Advice

    Not needed for now. It’s there when he’s weighing a third crew.

Price

Set for this business, line by line.

A sample, not a quote.

Approved by

You, before anything starts.

A maker at her workshop table, wrapping an order.

Sample business

Orders every day, wholesale on the side, and launches planned around everything else.

She still packs orders on busy days. A supplier keeps moving dates, wholesale orders have to ship on time, and the ad accounts get checked when there’s a spare minute, which is rarely.

Where the day lives

Shopify, QuickBooks, Faire, Klaviyo, Meta Ads, supplier email

The owner’s tools, not a list of finished connections.

Sample outline

Shaped for an online brand.

Workspaces
  • Revenue Ops
  • Marketing
  • Operations
  • Data & Analytics
  1. AssessmentOne-time

    Orders, stock, wholesale terms, and what each channel really earns.

  2. SetupOne-time

    Operations for orders, stock and suppliers, Marketing with every channel tied to revenue, and Revenue Ops and Data & Analytics for one picture of the money. Refunds over her limit wait for her.

  3. Ongoing helpOngoingNeeds most

    Marketing help from our people, week to week: the launch calendar, email copy and a regular look at ad spend.

  4. AdviceOne-time

    A planning session before the holiday season.

Price

Set for this business, line by line.

A sample, not a quote.

Approved by

You, before anything starts.

An accountant in glasses taking notes at his desk.

Sample business

Systems that mostly work, and a big decision about next season.

He knows every client by name, and his team keeps the work moving. What he doesn’t have is time to step back: whether to hire, which clients to grow, and how to avoid the same scramble every spring.

Where the day lives

QuickBooks, Gmail, Google Calendar, a client portal, DocuSign

The owner’s tools, not a list of finished connections.

Sample outline

Shaped for an accounting firm.

Workspaces
  • Revenue Ops
  • Sales & CRM
  • Team
  1. AssessmentOne-time

    The client list, the deadline calendar, billing, and how work gets handed off.

  2. SetupOne-time

    Sales & CRM for clients and follow-up, Revenue Ops for billing and what’s owed, and Team for goals, meetings and who owns which client.

  3. Ongoing help

    Not needed. His team runs it day to day.

  4. AdviceOngoingNeeds most

    Planning with the team before and after tax season: hiring, which clients to grow, what to change next year.

Price

Set for this business, line by line.

A sample, not a quote.

Approved by

You, before anything starts.

Your business

Sketch yours in a minute.

Three questions. Your picks stay on this page.

What kind of business is it?
What’s in the way?

Pick any. Or none: finding out is what the assessment is for.

How much would you hand off?

No workspaces picked yet. Needs most: the assessment.

See your sketch

Your sketch

Shaped for your business.

Workspaces
    None picked yet.
    1. AssessmentOne-timeNeeds most

      A look at how the business runs today. It shapes everything after it.

    2. Setup

      Pick what’s in the way to fill this in.

    3. Ongoing help

      Choose how much you’d hand off to fill this in.

    4. Advice

      Choose how much you’d hand off to fill this in.

    Price

    Set for your business, line by line.

    A sketch, not a quote. The real one comes after a conversation with the team.

    Approved by

    You, before anything starts.

    Tell us about your business

    Your picks stay on this page. Nothing is sent or saved.

    The private demo runs on sample data from QuickBooks, Shopify, Klaviyo, Meta, Google Ads, Stripe, Trello and Google Drive.

    Yours runs differently? Sketch your own

    Every proposal is built from the same four parts.

    What changes from one business to the next is how much of each it needs. The work is done by people, with AI helping.

    1. AssessmentOne-timeAlways first

      A look at how the business runs today: the tools, the numbers, the people and the work that keeps slipping. It shapes everything after it.

      The team will ask

      Which parts of the business should we look at first?

    2. SetupOne-time

      The workspaces you need, shaped around how you work, with your rules for what waits for your yes.

      The team will ask

      How many parts of the business, and how tidy are the books and records today?

    3. Ongoing helpOngoing

      People from the team who take on part of the work with you, like marketing or operations.

      The team will ask

      How much of the routine work do you want to hand over?

    4. AdviceOne-time or ongoing

      Planning time with someone who knows your numbers: before a busy season, a hire or a new location.

      The team will ask

      How often do you want to plan together?

    How your proposal gets made.

    1. Tell us about your business.

      A short form, then a few questions about the tools you run on and what’s in the way. About three minutes. Skip the questions at any point and your request still goes through.

    2. Hear back from a person.

      A confirmation reaches your inbox right away. Someone on the team reads what you wrote and replies within one business day.

    3. Talk it through.

      A conversation about how the business runs and where it’s stuck. If Belwethr isn’t the right help, you’ll hear that too.

    4. A proposal, line by line.

      It starts with the assessment, which comes first in every engagement and shapes the rest. Each line says what it covers, whether it’s one-time or ongoing, and its price for your business.

    5. Nothing starts until you say yes.

      Want more later? It’s a new line, agreed the same way.

    Tell us about your business

    Straight answers.

    Why isn’t there a price list?

    Because the work isn’t the same from one business to the next. A café might need a short setup and a planning session. A contractor with two crews needs a bigger setup and help getting estimates and invoices moving. One list would charge one of them for work they don’t need.

    Is it expensive?

    It’s priced to the work your business needs, so it depends on how much of that work you hand over. Your proposal shows what each part costs, and you can start with one part of the business and add more later.

    Can I see it before I talk to anyone?

    Yes. Try a morning with a sample business on the homepage, no sign-up needed. The full private demo opens once the team sends you access.

    Can I start with one part of the business?

    Yes. A proposal can hold one workspace or one kind of help, plus the assessment that shows it’s the right place to start. Adding more later is a new line, agreed the same way.

    Who does the work, people or AI?

    People, with AI helping. The team does the setup and any ongoing work. Inside the workspaces, Belwethr’s AI does the reading and the first drafts, and anything it proposes waits for your approval.

    Is my business too small, too big, or too different?

    Probably not. While Belwethr is in private demo, the team is open to owner-run businesses of every kind, shape and size. The industries named at the top of this page are common ones, not the only ones. Every proposal starts from how your business runs, not from its industry.

    Bell, the Belwethr sheep, trotting ahead

    Start with how your business runs.

    Belwethr is in private demo. Tell us about your business and a person on the team will write back.

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