Waitlist email · 400 opens
Week 1 posts queued
Ship the story
Site, social, and a launch calendar without a content hire. Briefs become posts in the markets you actually sell.
By size · First office · first market
Three people in Lagos or Berlin shouldn’t wait on a 40-person org chart. Turn on marketing, sales, and support — ship like a team that’s already there.
From $29 / mo · 3 departments
Waitlist email sent · 400 opens
12 onboarding tickets closed
First customer billed
How it actually runs
The first ten people are in the product. They are not a CMO, a receptionist, and a bookkeeper. Fless covers the desks that usually wait for a round: the launch calendar, the inbound line, the invoices. Same product you’ll still run when the office exists. Lagos, Berlin, Austin — one workspace, local hours.
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Waitlist email · 400 opens
Week 1 posts queued
Site, social, and a launch calendar without a content hire. Briefs become posts in the markets you actually sell.
12 onboarding tickets closed
After-hours covered
Inbound, support, and follow-up while you’re still in the product. After-hours in Lagos doesn’t mean voicemail.
First customer billed
Week coded
Invoices and expenses that don’t wait for a Friday founder session. Multi-currency from day one.
In practice
Waitlist, social, and a landing page that stays current while you demo.
Inbound qualified, follow-ups sent, the CRM not a spreadsheet.
Onboarding tickets closed from the docs you already wrote.
The first invoice goes out in the right currency. Expenses coded as they land.
Market, tools, and what has to ship this month — not a 40-field form.
Marketing, support, and finance is enough to look like a company.
You review. It doesn’t wait for you to type.
“We didn’t hire a CMO. The calendar still filled.”
Kemi Ade · Founder, Sourzer
How startup teams usually buy and turn desks on.
Growing without a second floor of hires.
Regions, reviews, a named team.
Production across clients. One bench.
Clinics, groups, and after-hours.
Admissions, parents, admin.
Stores, sites, and the questions in between.
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