Hourly Notion development & support
Hands-on support across your Notion workspace, automations, and agents — available when you need it, delivered by the experts.
Our clients are backed by the world’s leading investors & institutions
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How we can help
If it's related to your Notion workspace, we can help.
Clean up your Notion workspace
Restructure messy workspaces into clear, reliable systems your team can actually use.
Set up (or repair) automations
Build new automations or fix what’s already in place so workflows run smoothly again.
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Deploy Notion agents
Design practical AI workflows inside Notion to reduce manual work and improve consistency.
Notion expertise, on-demand
Get access to our team of certified Notion consultants and operators to help design, develop, and optimize your Notion workspace.
one-time package
20 hour package
Whether you need help setting up an automation, creating a custom CRM database, streamlining a workflow, or debugging an AI agent, we can help.
Monthly plans
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Simple, flexible monthly plans to help you manage your AI tools & agents.
“Their team was immensely helpful in bringing clarity and efficiency to our organization.”
Patrick J. Murphy
Former Acting Secretary of the Army
& U.S. Congressman
How it works
How can hours be used?
Hours can be used flexibly across your Notion workspace, automations, agents, and related tools. Most teams use them for a mix of building, fixing, and improving their Notion workspace and workflows, and supporting evolving priorities.
Do hours expire?
Hours are valid for 12 months. Most teams use them within a few weeks, but there’s no deadline.
What happens if we need more hours?
You can purchase additional hours at any time. Many teams start with 20 hours and add more as priorities evolve.
What tools do you support?
Primarily Notion, plus automation platforms (Zapier, Make), APIs, and adjacent agents and systems that connect to your workflows.
Do we need everything scoped in advance?
No. Most teams come with a few priorities and we figure out the rest together as we go.
Is this better than a project?
It depends. If you need defined scope and timeline, that’s a project. If priorities are evolving or undefined, hourly support works better.