SHT-01System overview

Get found. Get the call. Never lose the lead.

First we find where your customers leak away between Google, ChatGPT and your phone. Then we build the part that is broken, and run it with the numbers visible.

Built by people who run service businesses on it: a moving company in Florida, a second opening in California, and wallpaper printed to order.

Four paying clients · two service businesses the founder runs · founded 2023

What it costs

$0
Free auditsame day
$750
Blueprint5 business days
$1,500
Automation sprint1-2 weeks
$1,200
Landing page · site with a page per service and city from $2,50010-14 days
$99
WallFlow7-day trial or a 60-minute setup call
$2,500
Fitted system1-2 weeks
$4,500
Custom build30-45 days

What is behind it

3,915
automated tests
424
database migrations
3
systems in production
AA CALLBAGENT HOLDS ITCCRM RECORDDFOLLOW-UPEWARM HANDOFFDET. E · THE RESULT
Orium Studios · Sacramento, CAScale 1:1 · not a template

SHT-02Where customers get lost

A customer can be lost at any of seven steps.

Lose them at one step and the other six did not matter. We check all seven before we recommend anything, and then we fix the one that costs the most.

Booked Lost

An illustration of how leads leave an unmanaged path, not a measurement of your business.
  1. 01

    Discovery

    They search Google or Maps, ask ChatGPT, or see an ad.

    Where it leaksA competitor is named and you are not.

  2. 02

    Interest

    They open your page, usually on a phone.

    Where it leaksThe first screen loads slowly or never says what you do.

  3. 03

    Trust

    They look for a reason to pick you.

    Where it leaksReviews, licence and real photos are not where they look.

  4. 04

    Contact

    They tap call, write, or fill the form.

    Where it leaksThe number on the first screen does not dial.

  5. 05

    Qualification

    Someone answers and asks the right questions.

    Where it leaksVoicemail, or a call nobody writes down.

  6. 06

    Follow-up

    Someone gets back to them, and again.

    Where it leaksThe quote goes out and nobody chases it.

  7. 07

    Sale

    The job is booked and counted.

    Where it leaksNobody knows which channel paid for it.

SHT-03Diagnose · Build · Run

Three stages. You can stop after any of them.

Each stage has a published price and a thing it refuses to do. Nothing in the next stage is sold before the one before it says it is needed.

D · Diagnose

$0, then $750

free check, then the Blueprint

A free one-page check the same day. Then the Client Acquisition Blueprint in five working days: who to sell to, where they look, which channels deserve a budget, what to build first.

What it will not doNothing is built here. If the plan says you need nothing from us, it says so.

The Blueprint →

B · Build

from $1,200

one sprint, a page, a site or a system

Only what the diagnosis chose: landing pages, tracking, the CRM, follow-up, an AI receptionist. Fixed prices for a written scope, and you own what is built.

What it will not doNo new website when the old one is not where you lose the customer.

Prices →

R · Run

from $1,500 / month

a flat fee, the media on your own accounts

Google Ads, search and AI visibility, the follow-up and the monthly report of leads and booked jobs by source. Run by the people who built it.

What it will not doNo percentage of your ad spend, and no channel kept on after it stops paying.

How Run works →

SHT-03AWhen the answer is no

Sometimes the answer is: not a new website.

These are patterns from the checks we run, not named cases. When the fix is an hour of your own time, the check says that.

  1. 01

    The number does not dial.

    A site that looks fine, with a phone number on the first screen that is plain text, or a call button that dials a different number. Every caller who taps it is lost. The fix is an hour, not a rebuild.

  2. 02

    ChatGPT names five other businesses.

    A fast site, a claimed Google profile, a decent rank, and when a buyer asks an AI assistant, it names competitors. A new site does not fix that. Consistent facts, complete profiles and pages an AI can read do.

  3. 03

    Five calls a month.

    An AI receptionist only works with the calls you already get. If five come in a month, it has five to work with. More of the right calls comes first, and the check says which channel to start with.

SHT-04ASoftware, not slides

This is what a finished build looks like.

WallFlow is the studio's own CRM, and a wallpaper contractor runs its estimates on it. The same core runs a car brokerage and a sauna builder.

The pipeline
Every job from draft to paid, on one screen, with the next action named on the card.
The estimate
Areas, rolls, labour and material computed by the trade's own rules, then sent for signature.
Yours to keep
On a build of your own, the code and the database are registered to your business.
The WallFlow project →
WallFlow estimate screen: pipeline stages, the next action and the computed estimate
WallFlow pipeline: projects grouped by stage from draft to paid
WallFlow, screens from the running product. Demo data.

SHT-04Project sheets

Five projects. Four of them run right here.

Three CRMs on one proven core, a client's website rebuilt to the pixel, and Easy Move, the founder's own moving company, on a site the studio built. Four of the cards carry a working piece of their own system: real formulas, real rate cards, live on this page. Try them.

PRJ-01Wallpaper contracting

WallFlow

Our own CRM and operations platform for wallpaper contracting, live with paying customers. Its centre is a material engine: wall dimensions, pattern repeat, waste factor, and door and window deductions producing exact roll counts. The other two systems were forked from it.

  • Material engine
  • Client portal
  • Voice agent with a handoff
  • Follow-up engine

Its centre is a material engine: wall dimensions, pattern repeat, waste factor, and door and window deductions producing exact roll counts. The other two systems were forked from it.

DET-01 · Roll calculatorLive · try it
PRJ-02Turnkey sauna building

Your Saunas

A custom CRM for a sauna builder, with a 2D planner that prices a room as you reshape it, wall elevations, inbound telephony, and deposits that land in the contractor's own Stripe account.

  • 2D planner and elevations
  • Caller card before the ring
  • Card and ACH deposits
  • Inventory and payouts
DET-02 · Wall elevationsLive · try it
PRJ-03Car brokerage

Autobroker

A multi-tenant CRM for car brokers with one rule for what a deal made, written once in the application and once in SQL so the dashboard and the reports can never disagree.

  • Deal money model
  • Reports ledger
  • Encrypted credit applications
  • Lease milestone automation
DET-03 · Deal moneyLive · try it
All projects →
PRJ-04Dog transport

Dog Transport USA

The website of a dog transport business in South Florida, rebuilt by the studio on its own code. The owners liked their site and had approved its design, so the brief was the opposite of a redesign: keep what a visitor sees, measured to the pixel against a frozen copy of the original, and replace everything a search engine or an AI assistant reads underneath it.

  • The site the owners approved, rebuilt to the pixel and measured
  • Every fact about the business lives in one file, with its source
  • An unconfirmed fact fails the production build
  • 20 pages in English, the same 20 in Russian, one in Serbian
PRJ-05Moving company

Easy Move Florida

The founder's own moving company, Florida branch, on a site the studio built. It quotes a move before anyone calls: crew rate, a three-hour minimum, a truck that scales with the crew, and stairs billed as time rather than a fee.

  • Instant quote wizard
  • WhatsApp lead flow
  • Three languages
  • Booking and reviews

It quotes a move before anyone calls: crew rate, a three-hour minimum, a truck that scales with the crew, and stairs billed as time rather than a fee.

DET-05 · Quote calculatorLive · try it
Also on the board

Two the founder owns.

Eugene's own businesses, built by the studio. Not clients, and not on the roster. They are here for the range: one sells a physical product that has to be cut correctly, and one is the same system taken to the other coast.

SHT-06What missed leads cost

What are missed leads costing you?

Your numbers, your maths. Nothing here is a benchmark, and nothing is sent anywhere.

Missed each month, at your own close rate

$7,500

Between $6,000 and $9,000: the same figure 20% either side, because the inputs are estimates.

This is what the missed share would be worth if it closed like the rest. It is not a promise of what we recover.

Find where they leak →

SHT-08Signed by

Eugene Romanov, founder of Orium Studios

Eugene Romanov

Founder · leads every project

I run two businesses on the systems the studio sells.

I'm Eugene Romanov, founder of Orium Studios and WallFlow, the CRM the studio built and I still run. A wallpaper company in Florida quotes its jobs on it. Zav Group, a car brokerage in Florida and New York, runs its whole deal flow on the same core.

I am on the first call and I oversee every project; a small engineering team working with AI agents builds it. No templates, no account manager, and no project handed off and forgotten.

  • Direct founder involvement
  • English and Russian
  • A limited number of builds a month
  • Sacramento, CA · working across the US

SHT-09General notes

Before you ask.

Often not. If your site loads, says what you do and lets people call, the leak is usually somewhere else: you are not found, nobody answers, or nobody follows up. The free check says which one, and says so in writing when the site is not the problem.

SHT-10Issued for construction

Start with the free check.

Three questions, one page the same day, and a 15-minute call if you want one. If the answer is that you do not need us yet, the page says that.

  • Where your business shows up, and where it does not, including what ChatGPT answers
  • The three biggest leaks on the path from the search to the booked job
  • The one thing to fix first, and whether you can do it yourself
  • What the next step would be, with its published price
Check my business →

About a minute · one page the same day · no card