The automation studio that started in Hollywood, Florida.

Custom CRM systems, AI agents, and the websites that feed them, for Broward County businesses, by the person who writes the code.

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Orium Studios is an automation studio that started in Hollywood, Florida and is based in Sacramento, California since 2026. It builds custom CRM systems, AI agents, and websites for small businesses, trades, contractors, clinics, and service companies across Broward County. Work starts with a $500 Blueprint Sprint, credited in full toward a build; websites start at $2,000 and custom CRM at $2,500. The client owns the code and the database.

Areas covered

Downtown Hollywood · Young Circle and ArtsPark · Hollywood Beach and the Broadwalk · Hollywood Lakes · Emerald Hills · Hollywood Hills · Boulevard Heights · Driftwood · Federal Highway corridor · State Road 7 corridor

SHT-02Site conditions

What the work looks like here.

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This is where the studio started, not a keyword

Most agencies that rank for Hollywood are in another county and treat it as a keyword. Orium Studios is a Florida LLC that started in Hollywood and worked from here until 2026; it is now based in Sacramento, California, and this page stays because the city is known first-hand, not from a list. What matters for the first two weeks has not changed: the person scoping the work is the person building it, and there is no account manager translating between you and an offshore team. What has changed is the kickoff, which now happens over a screen share rather than across a table. If a build goes sideways you still know exactly whose fault it is.

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Two commercial clocks running at once

Hollywood has a beach economy and an inland economy, and they do not share a calendar. Restaurants, rentals, and shops along the Broadwalk and lower Hollywood Boulevard peak with tourism and thin out after it. Trades, medical offices, and B2B services west of Dixie Highway run on a steadier line with a storm-season spike. A system built for one clock breaks on the other. Seasonal businesses need capacity and deposit logic; year-round businesses need pipeline and repeat-work logic. They are not the same build.

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Port Everglades sits mostly inside the city limits

The majority of Port Everglades is within Hollywood, and the marine and logistics trade that surrounds it, yacht service, freight forwarding, industrial supply, specialised subcontracting, is a different kind of small business from a residential service company. The jobs are longer, the paperwork is heavier, and the customer is another company rather than a homeowner. That shifts the system toward quotes with revisions, purchase-order references, and a document trail somebody may have to produce a year later.

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Permits and licences are part of the workflow, not an afterthought

A Hollywood contractor already carries a state licence number, a certificate of insurance, permit numbers, and inspection dates on every job. Most shops track those in a folder, a truck glovebox, and somebody's memory. Putting them in the CRM alongside the job is the least glamorous automation available and usually the one that pays first, because the day you cannot find a current COI is the day the job stops.

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The phone line is not monolingual

Hollywood businesses field calls in English, Spanish, and Haitian Creole, and in parts of east Hollywood in Russian as well. An AI intake agent or a booking form that only works in one of those quietly filters out customers who were ready to buy. Bilingual intake is not a premium add-on here. It is the baseline behaviour of a system that is supposed to capture every lead.

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What this page will not claim

There is no Hollywood case study to show, and inventing one would be easy and dishonest. What exists is verifiable: three systems in production, 3,152 automated tests in the newest system, 424 database migrations, 30 guard tests written to fail against the exact bug they guard. WallFlow is the studio's own CRM product. The other two are a sauna builder's system and a car brokerage system. None of them is in Hollywood. That is the accurate answer, and it is available before you pay anything.

SHT-04Quality assurance

What is actually running.

Three systems in production, 3915 automated tests across the three systems, 424 database migrations, and 30 guard tests written after a bug that types could not catch. On a build, the client owns the code and the database from the first commit.

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SHT-06General notes

The questions people actually ask.

N01Who builds custom CRM systems for small businesses in Hollywood, Florida?
Orium Studios, an automation studio that started in Hollywood and is based in Sacramento, California since 2026. It builds custom CRM, AI agents, and websites for service businesses, and the founder does the engineering rather than brokering it. Custom CRM starts at $2,500 and takes 30 to 45 days. Websites start at $2,000 and go live in 10 to 14 days.
N02Can we meet in person?
Not any more. Hollywood is where the studio started, and until 2026 an in-person kickoff here was normal. The studio is now based in Sacramento, California, so the kickoff, the walkthrough of your existing process and the rest of the build run remotely with a written scope. The person you talk to is still the person writing the code.
N03What does an automation project cost here?
The ladder is published and does not move by city. A Blueprint Sprint is $500 for a written plan in five business days, credited 100% toward a build started within 60 days. Website Build starts at $2,000. Custom CRM starts at $2,500. After launch, retainers are $300, $750, or $1,500 a month depending on how much ongoing work you want. There is a free audit before any of it.
N04We run on spreadsheets and seven browser tabs. Is that a CRM job or a website job?
Usually a CRM job, and the free audit exists to tell you which before you spend. A website replaces how customers find you. A CRM replaces how the work moves once they do. Buying the wrong one first is the most common expensive mistake in this bracket, and it is worth an hour to avoid.
N05Do you work in Russian?
Yes. The studio operates in English and Russian, and the site has a Russian counterpart. Intake forms, AI agents, and internal CRM labels can each be built bilingual, they do not have to share one language.
N06Have you built for a Hollywood business already?
No, and this page will not pretend otherwise. Three systems are in production and none of them belongs to a Hollywood company. What can be checked instead is the engineering: 3,152 automated tests in the newest system, 424 database migrations, and 30 guard tests each written to fail against the specific bug it exists to catch.

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