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How it works · Taking more than one

Take two or three. We run them as one.

Most businesses need more than one of the six. When you take several, they stop being separate retainers — the same team runs them, they share one brief and one monthly report, and the tools underneath finally talk to each other. Click any box to see what happens at each connection point.

How Tesseron connects your business tools Six business tools on the left connect through Tesseron in the centre to four business outcomes on the right. Website Homepage, forms, product pages Google Business Maps listing, reviews, search Email & Inbox Where leads land first Microsoft 365 Outlook, Teams — mostly idle CRM & Lead Forms Where leads get tracked Online Store Your product catalogue TESSERON we connect & watch More Calls Enquiries that used to go nowhere +38% enquiries More Sales Visitors who become customers +22% conversion Hours Saved Work no longer done by hand 9 hrs/wk Compliance Protected Accessible, legal, documented 100% covered
What you already pay for What you get every month

Click any box in the diagram, or any item on the right, to see what we do there.

Numbers shown are an illustrative example

Website
We watch speed, uptime, and whether your contact forms actually deliver — and fix it the moment something breaks. A form that quietly fails is a customer you never knew you lost.
Google Business
We keep your Google listing accurate, current, and visible — including for the AI assistants people now ask instead of searching. (A listing is your free Maps/search profile.)
Email & Inbox
We make sure no enquiry sits unanswered for more than a few hours, even outside business hours — because the first business to reply usually wins the job.
Microsoft 365
We switch on the automation features you’re already paying for but have never used — automatic follow-ups, reminders, and handoffs that today happen by hand or not at all.
CRM & Lead Forms
Every lead is logged automatically the moment it arrives — nothing relies on someone remembering to type it in. (A CRM is just the list of who your customers are and where each one is up to.)
Online Store
Your products stay visible everywhere customers actually shop — not just on your own site — with the details kept accurate so they show up correctly.
Tesseron (the hub)
We're the one team watching all of it. When something breaks, it gets caught and fixed before you notice it was a problem — and once a month you get a plain-English report of what changed. Behind several services running together is a 10-stage Revenue Engine — the chain that turns a stranger into a repeat customer. See how it's built →
More Calls +38%
Enquiries that used to go nowhere now reach a real person, fast. +38% more enquiries is a typical result once the leaks are closed.
More Sales +22%
Visitors who used to leave without buying now have a clear, fast path to checkout — lifting the share who actually buy by around 22%.
Hours Saved 9 hrs/wk
Data entry, follow-ups, reminders — work your team used to do by hand now happens on its own, freeing up roughly 9 hours a week per person.
Compliance Protected 100%
Your site stays accessible and legal under Canadian law, with documentation ready if anyone ever asks — so a single complaint can’t turn into a six-figure problem.
Before you ask

What’s covered every month

There is no separate everything price. You pay for the services you take, and what you get on top is that they are run together rather than side by side.

Every month, without asking

  • Each service you take, in full Every line on that service's own page, exactly as written there. Nothing gets thinner because you took more than one.
  • One team across all of them The same people, so nobody is briefing three suppliers about the same business.
  • One monthly report, not several Everything on one page rather than three you have to reconcile.
  • The connections between them, kept working Your listing feeding your site, your forms feeding your CRM, your CRM feeding the follow-ups.
  • One place to ask No working out which service a problem belongs to.

Quoted separately

  • Anything on the individual services' own 'quoted separately' lists Combining services does not fold those in.
  • A new website, store or brand identity
  • Opening a new market, or launching a new product
  • Advertising budgets
  • Content production Photography, video, written content from scratch.
  • Custom software development

The split is the point. You know what lands every month without having to ask, and anything bigger gets its own price before it starts — so you never open an invoice you weren’t expecting, and we never quietly stop doing something because it drifted past what you’re paying for.

Why there is no “everything” package

We used to sell one. It promised “everything, run as one system” — which sounds generous and is really a price with no edges. A service with no edges is one where things quietly stop getting done and nobody can point at why. So we stopped selling it. You take the services you actually need, each with its scope written down, and you can see exactly what you are buying.

And if you already pay agencies, freelancers or software suppliers, you may not need us doing the work at all — see Get what you’re paying for, where we brief and govern the suppliers you already have.

Not sure which two or three you need?

A conversation costs nothing, and you’ll get an honest answer about whether we’re the right people for it. If we are, you get a plan in writing before you commit to anything.

Let’s talk → No pitch. A real person reads every message.