A lead fills out your website form. The email lands in a folder you check at nine at night. By then they've called somebody else.
Landing pages, follow-up, scheduling and payments in one system, set up for you instead of handed to you as a blank account.
An hour, in person or on a call. We go through what you've got and what it's costing you — before you spend anything else.
Not a feature list. These are the things owner-operators actually lose money on, and the fix for each.
You can't answer. They don't leave a message. You never knew they existed.
Website here, calendar there, email somewhere else, customers in a spreadsheet.
Not because you didn't care. Because it was Thursday and you had eleven other things.
The unhappy one always does. Your rating is built out of your worst week.
Most software gives you a blank account and a help center and calls that onboarding. This starts with an hour of conversation, and what you get back is already built around the work you actually do.
An hour. What you do, who calls you, what's falling through. In person or on a call.
Your site, your forms, your follow-up, written from what you said, on your own domain.
It's running on publish day. Changes come to me; you go back to the job.
You are not buying a platform to go and learn. You are buying the two or three things you actually do, put where you can reach them.
And it stays that way. This isn't a build I hand over and disappear from — when the work changes, the screen changes with it.
The dashboard that sits on top of CV Pro Tools isn't finished. I'd rather tell you that than show you a picture of something you can't have yet.
Here is the whole thing. Four lines. That's not a summary of it — that is it.
Most people piecing together a website tool, a scheduling app, an email platform and a spreadsheet are paying for four subscriptions to do one job badly. This replaces all four.
Your website, your forms and online booking catch somebody the moment they're interested, including after hours.
A newsletter you send, and on Core and Pro the email blasts built and sent for you, so people keep hearing from you without you chasing anybody.
A customer list that shows who reached out and where they stand, with the invoice and the review request a button away.
Each step is everything below it, plus more of my time. Most people start small and move up when the work does — not before.
You run it. I build it first.
I run it with you. Where most people land.
I run it for you.
Add one when you want it, drop it when you don't. All three come with Pro.
Courses, a resource library, anything you want behind a login. Your people, your content, your domain.
Core and ProPeople register online, you scan them in at the door with a phone. No clipboard, no spreadsheet afterwards.
Core and ProStop counting. Send them as you think of them instead of saving them up for the month.
Any plan, Solo includedThe AI assistants (the one that answers your chat, and the one that picks up the phone) are priced on their own, because what they cost depends on how much they get used. Ask and I'll walk you through it.
CV Campus OS is this same platform, configured within an inch of its life for one world: campus ministry. It is the clearest answer I have to "what could you do with mine?"
It isn't a mock-up or a roadmap. All three hubs are running today, with real people in them.
Running Missouri State University's BSU on this exact platform.
Clear Vision businesses on it today. That's the proof we've got, and it's ours.
Contracts. Cancel any time, keep your domain.
No contracts. Cancel any time. Start at the bottom — nobody has ever been talked into a bigger plan here.
Core plus all three add-ons is $500, so Pro saves you a hundred. That's the only math on this page. The AI assistants are priced separately, since usage varies. Bigger one-off builds — a custom app, a full ads program — get quoted, because no two are the same.
Yes, that's the engine. CV Pro Tools runs on GoHighLevel, white-labeled and set up by Clear Vision Design. Plenty of agencies resell the same thing, and I'd rather you heard it from me than found out in month three.
What you're paying me for isn't the engine. It's the hour we spend building it around your work, and the fact that I'm still here afterwards when it needs changing.
No. Every plan opens with the Sit-Down, and your site gets built out of what you said in it, on your own domain. If you do have one, we talk about whether it's worth keeping.
The chat-and-text assistant is $100 a month, $350 to set up. The phone assistant is $125 a month plus $0.15 for every minute it's on a call, rounded up, and $750 to set up. Both together are $200 a month, $900 to set up, with the same per-minute charge on the phone.
In real money, the phone assistant in a quiet month of about 30 minutes is $129.50. A normal month, around 150 minutes, is $147.50. A busy one at 400 minutes is $185. They're on Core and Pro, not Solo.
I build it: site, forms, booking, follow-up, customer list. It's running on publish day and you get the keys. After that, changes come to me and you go back to the job.
Any time. No contract, no notice period, and the domain is yours — it always was.
Clear Vision Design and Marketing LLC, Springfield, Missouri. That's me, David Stone. Same shop that builds CV Campus OS, and the same platform four of our own businesses run on every day.
Clear Vision started in 2002 with design, video and print. Logos, signs, shirts, printing, promotional products. If your site looks one way and your sign looks another, that's fixable.
See Clear Vision Marketing →Book the Sit-Down and we'll go through what you've got, what it's costing you, and whether this is even the right fix. If it isn't, I'll say so.
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