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Haney Strategy

Project Sprint

You know what needs to ship. Let's ship it.

Fixed scope, fixed timeline, senior-level execution. A Sprint puts a working system in your business in 30 to 60 days.

Overview

Fixed scope. Fixed timeline. Real output.

  • 30-60 days

    From kickoff to shipped

  • Fixed price

    Quoted after a discovery call, no surprises

  • Senior-level

    Execution, never junior support

How a Sprint runs

From a clear finish line to a working system.

If the work has a clear finish line, it can be a Sprint. Here is how one moves, start to finish.

  1. A brief discovery conversation

    We confirm the finish line together: what ships, what it has to do, and the deadline it has to hit. That conversation is what makes a fixed price honest, because we both agree on the same scope before any number is named.

  2. One fixed price for the whole Sprint

    No padded estimates, no surprise additions, no hourly meter. The point of a Sprint is that the person who scoped it is the person who ships it.

    Fixed price

  3. Senior-level execution, start to finish

    I do the work. Sprint work is senior-level execution, not a junior team running a playbook with my name on the invoice.

    30-60 days

  4. A working system, tied to agreed outcomes

    You leave with a working system in your business, tied to the measurable outcomes we agreed on up front. The deliverable is the thing itself, not a report describing what should happen next.

What you can Sprint on

Five Sprints I run most.

If the work has a clear finish line, it can be a Sprint. These are the ones businesses ask for most.

  • Website rebuild

    A modern, fast site that produces qualified demand. Designed and built, not just restyled.

  • AEO and SEO optimization

    The work that gets your business found, by search engines and by the AI tools your buyers now ask first.

  • CRM cleanup

    Untangle the data, fix the workflows, and turn the CRM back into a system your team trusts and uses.

  • AI workflow rollout

    Take an AI use case from experiment to a real, owned workflow, with your team trained to run it.

  • Content engine launch

    Stand up a content system that ships consistently, instead of marketing in inconsistent bursts.

Who does the work

The person who scoped it is the person who ships it.

I do. Sprint work is senior-level execution, not a junior team running a playbook with my name on the invoice. The point of a Sprint is that the person who scoped it is the person who ships it.

You leave with a working system in your business, tied to the measurable outcomes we agreed on up front. A rebuilt site that is live, a CRM your team trusts, a workflow in daily use. The deliverable is the thing itself, not a report describing what should happen next.

  • Senior-level

    Execution, never junior support

  • Fixed

    One price, no hourly meter

  • 30-60 days

    From kickoff to shipped

FAQ

The question I get most.

How does pricing work if it is scope-based?
A CRM cleanup, a website rebuild, and an AI workflow rollout all carry different work, so a single list price would be fiction. After a brief discovery conversation to confirm scope, deliverables, and timeline, I quote one fixed price for the whole Sprint. No padded estimates, no surprise additions, no hourly meter.

Next step

Let's scope your Sprint.

Book an introductory call. We will scope the work, confirm the timeline, and I will quote a fixed price for the whole Sprint.