About Northrun

The people who find the leak and build the fix.

Northrun is built for service-business operators between roughly $500K and $10M a year — dental, home services, salons, real estate, and agencies. We start with the way your business handles a new inquiry, follow-up, and booked work. Then we compare the starting point with similar businesses, choose one number to improve, and write down the plan. That is the detail a generic automation package usually skips.

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Three stages, each tied to one agreed business number.

The team · Hands in the middle

One team, one clear target, one build.

A small group of operators and engineers doing the work — not a logo carousel. The roles below match the three stages you see on the homepage and in the Free Revenue-Leak Check.

Top-down view of the NorthRun team seated around a tavern table with their hands stacked together in the middle
The NorthRun team, hands in the middle before kickoff.

Roles · ordered to the three-stage model

Diagnostics. Implementation. Optimization.

Three roles, one engagement. Each bio below names the stage they own — the same stages the homepage cadence surfaces and the Free Revenue-Leak Check leads toward.

DI

Stage 1

Diagnostics — Paid audit

Owns the paid two-week audit: maps what happens between a new inquiry and a paid job, compares it with similar businesses, and writes down the one number the build should improve. You receive a written plan and firm implementation quote at the end of week two.

IM

Stage 2

Implementation — Build & Launch

Owns the fixed-fee implementation — whether the work uses one message channel or connects SMS, voice, and your booking system. Builds against the number from the paid audit, runs the launch, and clears the 30-day guarantee before the monthly optimization work begins.

OP

Stage 3

Optimization — Monthly improvement

Owns the monthly optimization work: keeps the agreed number moving after the implementation, reviews the comparison each month, and never turns the fee into an hours-spent meter. If the number beats target, the work does not get cut; if it slips, this is the stage that brings it back.

Ready in seven questions

Name your single number in writing. Start with seven questions, then decide whether the paid audit, the fixed-fee build, or the monthly retainer is the stage you’re buying next.

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