Who is doing the work?
Elon Pope, personally.
to come
Not filled in yet. A short biography goes here: what Elon Pope did before Project EP, and why he does the installation himself. See OWNER.bio in lib/business.ts.
What I actually do
Not an agency, not a support queue, and nobody you have not spoken to. One person does all five of these, and you can watch any of them happen.
01 Configure
Every account is created and set up, with the settings that matter chosen deliberately rather than left at the default.
02 Connect
The six pieces are wired to each other. Email to the domain, payments to the bank, booking to the calendar.
03 Test
I send a real email, take a real payment and book a real appointment, then reverse them. Created is not the same as working.
04 Document
You get a written handover listing every service, the account it lives under and what it costs you, plus a recording of the walkthrough.
05 Hand over
You remove my access from every service while I talk you through it, and I confirm each one is gone.
You own every account. Each one is created in your name, with your email address and your payment method. I am added as a collaborator where a service supports it, never as the owner, and that access ends on handover day. Nothing here depends on me still being around.
Relevant experience
Not filled in yet. Add the things you have actually done to OWNER.experience in lib/business.ts. No client counts, revenue figures or years-in-business claims unless they are true and you are willing to publish them.
Where I work
Remote, anywhere in the United States. The whole installation runs on calls and screen sharing, so where you are does not change what it costs or how long it takes. State filing rules do vary by state, and that is covered in the guide.
Not filled in yet. Add your base city to OWNER.baseCity in lib/business.ts and set baseCityReady to true.
Elsewhere
Two ways to use this
The six-step guide is free and complete, and it is genuinely the whole method. The installation exists for people who would rather not spend the fortnight, and it costs $3,750 once.