Colorado · Remote across the US
Websites, lead systems, and AI automation for small businesses tired of paying for software that doesn't do anything. Five rungs — build it, wire it up, go get the leads, automate the busywork, hand you the keys.
That's what RTP stands for, and it's the only number that decides whether this worked. Not impressions, not a redesign you liked looking at — whether the thing we built returned more than it cost.
Why most of it fails
You paid for a website. It looks fine. But nobody can tell you which marketing spend produced which customer, the contact form goes to an inbox no one watches, and three hours a day still go into work a machine should be doing. That's not a design problem.
The ladder · five rungs
Each rung stands alone and each one sets up the next. Most clients enter at rung one — plenty start at three or four. You are never required to climb from the bottom.
Fast, accessible, search-ready sites that load in under a second and work on a job-site phone with two bars. Not a template with your logo dropped in.
A website that looks good and quietly loses leads is the most expensive thing a small business can own. This is the plumbing: form to CRM to your phone, with nothing dropped in between.
A perfect site with a perfect pipeline still needs someone to arrive. This is the outbound and lifecycle layer — the sequences, follow-ups and campaigns that keep working on the days you are on a roof or in a closing.
Not a chatbot bolted to your homepage. The unglamorous work: the report nobody has time to run, the data entry that eats a morning, the compliance check that gets skipped when things get busy.
The consultant who makes himself permanently necessary is not a good consultant. Workshops and standing advisory that leave your team able to run and extend what we built.
Optional on every rung
Hosting, updates, monitoring, backups, and a person who answers. Optional on every rung.
Selected work
Every claim on this site points at something that exists. These are screenshots of the real sites, captured live — not mockups.
A roofing company paying a monthly platform fee for a site that could not capture a lead properly. Rebuilt static, migrated live DNS without downtime, and wired the forms into the CRM their sales team already lived in.
A full WordPress and WooCommerce build for a research-supply company operating under strict labelling constraints — where a single careless sentence of marketing copy is a compliance problem, not a typo.
A mortgage site where published rates carry regulatory weight. Built to pull live market data automatically — and, more importantly, to fail closed and hide the figures rather than ever show an out-of-date number.
Two minutes, one reply
You'll get a straight answer from a person — including when the answer is that you don't need us. No sequence, no sales cadence.
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Straight answers
If a studio won't tell you what things cost until you're on the phone, that's the answer.
Website builds run $4,000 – $9,000. Lead pipelines $2,500 – $6,000, outreach and campaigns $3,500 – $8,000, AI automation $6,000 – $15,000, and training $2,000 – $3,500 per day. Where a project sits in its range depends on scope — but these are real numbers, not a request to call for pricing.
No. Most clients enter at the first rung because that is what they came looking for, but plenty start at automation or training with a site we did not build. The rungs are a sequence, not a prerequisite.
It means finding the recurring work that eats hours and does not need judgment — data entry, document handling, drafting, classification, compliance checks — and building something that does it unattended, with a human review step where the stakes justify one. It does not mean putting a chatbot on your homepage.
Yes. RTP Studios is based in Colorado and works remotely with clients across the United States. Current and past projects span roofing, mortgage lending, regulated e-commerce, and independent retail.
You do — the code, the domain, the hosting account, and the CRM connection. There is no proprietary platform to stay subscribed to, and no lock-in that makes leaving expensive.
Care and advisory is optional on every rung, $300 – $800 per month, covering hosting, updates, monitoring, backups, and a person who answers. Clients who want to run everything themselves are trained to do exactly that.