I fix the things that eat your week.
You pick the task and I fix it inside the software you already use. It's $350 for about an afternoon's work, or $750 for about a week.
The things owners tell me are eating their week
These six problems come up over and over in small businesses. Each one has a fix with a price on it.
Five routines I can set up for you
Each is a Fix One Thing implementation, sized at $350 or $750 in the free chat. Larger work is quoted as a project.
You know the price before we hang up
A recent job, and a problem I spotted
What clients are saying
I thought I was sending emails - turns out many of them were going straight to spam. Corey found the problem in our first meeting: my domain wasn't set up with the authentication that email providers require, and nobody had ever caught it. He also set up a catch-all email so that anything sent to any address at my domain comes straight to my inbox - something I didn't even know was possible but use constantly now. On top of that, he walked me through a full review of how we were operating - file organization, website performance, our marketing setup, getting my business phone configured correctly. Everything had a clear explanation and a specific next step. If you're running a small organization and you're not sure whether your tech is actually working for you, Corey will find out fast.
A related case study: the spam folder problem that traced back three layers →
A person in Concord you can call
I'm Corey Klass. I spent 30 years in corporate IT, and now I fix things for small businesses around Concord and the East Bay. I'm a Concord Chamber member, and I meet clients in person.
Call me at (925) 705-5083. You'll get me, not a call center.
Small business owners
You're helping a customer when the phone rings, and the invoices go out late because you're the one who has to send them. Those are the problems I fix for small businesses.
Bookkeepers, insurance brokers, and bankers send me their clients when they see one of these problems. If you're one of them, I'd like to buy you a coffee.
Recent from Klassroom Notes
Free, plain-English answers to the tech questions small business owners ask.
What's the one thing you redo every week that you wish someone would just fix?
Tell me in a free 20-minute chat. You'll know the size and the price before we hang up.
Book a free 20-minute chatIf you're not ready for a chat, you can get my notes by email.
Every so often I send a short note about something I fixed for a small business, or a tool worth knowing about.