About

Growth problems are usually infrastructure problems.

Most businesses that think they have a marketing problem have a plumbing problem. Leads arrive and die in an inbox. Follow-up is a person remembering. Strygon fixes the wiring, and ads and websites are downstream of that.

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The argument

The case, in the order it matters.

Where every engagement starts, what makes the plan trustworthy, and the reason to buy. Each one is checkable against the scope document rather than asserted.

01Where it starts
The argument
Point 01 of 03

Diagnosis before prescription

Most agencies sell a deliverable on the first call. Strygon maps and audits the existing system first, then proposes what the diagnosis actually calls for. The read comes before the recommendation, and before anyone talks about price.

02What proves it
The argument
Point 02 of 03

Architecture before build

A written plan with scope, sequence, and cost exists before anyone touches a tool. Nothing gets built that wasn't drawn first, and the drawing is a document the client keeps.

03Why buy
The argument
Point 03 of 03

One team, and the client owns it

Local AI, software, CRM, web, and acquisition under one roof, instead of five vendors who each point at the other four when something breaks. Single-vendor coverage is not rare on its own. What is rare is coverage that runs on the client's own accounts, against a written architecture they keep, so ending the engagement costs them nothing but the engagement.

The argument, in order · lead with 01, prove with 02, close with 03Checkable claims only

The read

Every engagement opens with an audit.

Before a tool is touched, Strygon traces where revenue actually moves and finds where it breaks. The diagnosis is the deliverable of the first engagement, and the recommendation follows from it.

strygon · auditprod · us-west-2LIVE
THROUGHPUT1.2k/s
00:01$strygon audit --trace revenue
00:02✓intake4 sources unified
00:02✓routingby value + service
00:03✕follow-upBREAK · stops day 2
00:03↳leads cool before anyone calls
00:04→fix scopedspeed-to-lead 0:47
00:04$
system nominal·latency 42ms

How it reads

The frames every engagement holds to.

01

Architect, not vendor

The system gets scoped before a tool is touched. The plan is the product of the first engagement.

02

Tool-agnostic

The stack serves the business, not the other way around. No allegiance to a platform that stops fitting.

03

Drawn before built

The drawing outlives the engagement. It leaves with the client whether or not the build ever follows.

Solutions

Strygon also builds its own software.

Strygon builds and runs its own software: usestandby and ClaimFlow. They are where the local-AI and automation work gets proven before it ships to a client’s infrastructure. See the solutions →

Start

Start with what's broken.

Send the situation in a paragraph. Strygon comes back with a read on what's likely wrong and what it would take to fix, before anyone talks about price.

Most builds start withleads dying in an inbox., three half-finished pipelines., follow-up nobody owns., numbers that never agree., four vendors blaming each other.

Or email hello@strygon.com

What to send
A paragraph. What broke, and where it shows up.
What comes back
A read on what is likely wrong and what fixing it takes.
Price
The last conversation, not the first