Owasso, Oklahoma
You're not losing customers. You're losing the follow-up.
Most local businesses don't have a marketing problem. They have a Tuesday-afternoon problem — the call that went to voicemail, the quote that never got sent, the website that describes the business without ever asking for the job.
No pitch deck, no pressure. We'll find the one thing leaking the most money and I'll tell you what it costs to fix.
Where the money goes
Three leaks, and everybody has at least one
None of these are dramatic. That's exactly why they go unfixed for years.
The 7pm call
A customer calls after hours with an urgent problem. They get voicemail. By the time you listen to it at 7am, they've already called the next name on the list and booked with them.
The follow-up that never happened
You quoted the job. They said they'd think about it. Three weeks went by, you got busy, and nobody ever checked back in. Most of those jobs were winnable.
The website that only describes you
It lists your services and shows a stock photo. It never tells someone why to pick you over the four other options they opened in the same tab, and it never asks them to do anything.
What I do about it
One job, three tools
These aren't three separate products I'm hoping you'll buy. They're the three places the leak usually is.
Websites
A fast, clear site that makes the case for your business and asks for the work. Built custom, not dragged together from a template.
Automation
The follow-ups, reminders, review requests, and hand-offs that should happen every time — happening every time, without you remembering.
AI Front Desk
Answers your web chat and after-hours inquiries in your voice, qualifies the caller, and books them in — at 11pm on a Saturday.
How working together goes
Fixed scope. Fixed price. In writing, before anything starts.
The reason small projects go sideways is that nobody agreed what “done” meant. So we agree first, on paper.
- 01
A 20-minute call
You tell me where things are leaking. I ask a lot of questions. If I'm not the right person for it, I'll say so on that call and point you somewhere better.
- 02
A written scope and a fixed price
Exactly what you get, exactly what it costs, exactly when it's done, and a written process for changing any of it. No hourly surprises.
- 03
I build it
You see progress at a private preview link as it goes — not a big reveal at the end when it's expensive to change your mind.
- 04
Launch, then look after it
It goes live, and the care plan keeps it updated, monitored, and backed up. You own everything outright the day the final invoice clears.
Who you're actually hiring
You'll be talking to me. Every time.
I'm Dan Drucker. I run The Logic Lantern out of Owasso, and I'm the person who answers your email, scopes your project, writes the code, and picks up the phone when something breaks.
There's no account manager between us and nothing gets handed off to a stranger overseas. That's the whole reason to hire someone local instead of a national agency — you get the person doing the work, not a ticket number.
More about how I workWhat it costs
Published prices, because you shouldn't have to book a call to find out you can't afford it
Every project is quoted to its actual scope, but here's where things start so you can rule me in or out in about ten seconds.
- Starter website5 pages, 2 weeks
- From $1,500
- Custom websiteDesigned to your business
- From $3,500
- AutomationPer workflow
- From $1,500
- AI front deskAnswers 24/7
- From $299/mo
- Care planHosting, updates, monitoring
- $99–199/mo
Find out what it's costing you
Twenty minutes, no obligation, and you'll leave the call knowing which of the three leaks is yours and roughly what it costs to close it — whether or not you hire me.
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