Get found.
Someone two miles away searches for what you do. They should see you, with the right hours, the right phone and reviews that say something. It starts with a free check.
See the visibility checkBased in Central Florida · Working with businesses across the US
Most businesses don't lose customers to competitors. They lose them to silence.
The search that didn't find you. The message that sat until morning. The quote nobody followed up on. I close those gaps, so the customers you already earned stop slipping away.
What I do
Sophera builds what brings customers in and keeps them.
Never lose a lead.
The form that comes in at 9 pm gets an answer at 9:01. Monday's quote gets a follow-up on Thursday. Nobody has to remember.
Tools that fit how you work.
The spreadsheet three people edit. The report you build by hand every Friday. The question only you can answer. I replace them with tools built around how you actually run, and nothing goes out until you approve it.
How it works
Start small. See it working. Then decide.
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A free check or a 15-minute call.
You see what's broken before anyone talks about price.
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A fixed price, in writing.
Before I start: what's included, what it costs, when it's done. No hourly surprises.
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You see it working first.
On your real data, before it goes live.
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You own all of it.
The code, the accounts and the data. If we stop working together, it keeps running.
Who you're working with
No agency. No handoffs. I write the code.
I'm Jose. I've spent eight years building software for companies that live on leads: intake, follow-up, CRMs and the internal tools that hold a business together. You work with me from the first call to the handoff. That's the whole company.
I work in English and Spanish. The Spanish is written by a native speaker, not a translation tool, so your customers read it the way you'd say it.
See the work
See it before you believe it.
A sample report and three working demos of things I've built. Click through them. They run on invented companies, not real clients.
Tell me what's slipping.
Fifteen minutes, no pitch. If there's nothing worth fixing, I'll tell you that too.