If a process feels like it costs more than it should — it usually does.
This is the work Neon Harbor was founded on. Two tools that don't talk to each other. A report someone rebuilds by hand every week. A task that quietly eats a day a month. We find it, build the system that handles it, and make it run itself.
What this looks like
Tool-to-tool integrations
Move data between systems that don't natively connect, so nobody copies and pastes between tabs anymore.
Reporting that runs itself
The weekly numbers someone rebuilds by hand, delivered to your inbox automatically every morning.
After-hours agents
Voice or chat agents that handle the calls and questions that come in when you're closed.
Internal workflow automation
Onboarding, scheduling, data entry, follow-ups — the repetitive steps your team shouldn't be doing manually.
Built by someone who's done it at scale
Most of my career has been building exactly these systems inside a Fortune 100 operation — automations that have saved over $100K a year and become the standard across global teams. The same discipline applies whether you're a four-truck shop or a regional operator: find the quiet cost, build something practical, make it hold up.
— Tyler Baird, Founder & CEO
How we price it
Custom work is scoped per project after a free audit, so you know the cost and the outcome before we build. Most custom builds start around $1,500, with optional monthly management to keep them running and improving.
Tell us the process that's driving you crazy.