What kinds of projects do you actually take on?

I focus on four areas: custom websites, AI chatbots and agents, workflow automation, and consulting. If it does not fit those lanes, I would rather say so clearly than oversell it.

Do you work with local businesses only?

Most of the positioning is built for Houston-area businesses, but the work itself can be done remotely if the fit is right.

How do projects usually start?

Most projects start with a short strategy call so we can understand what is actually slowing the business down and whether a website, automation, or AI workflow is the right move.

Do you offer hourly work?

No. The goal is fixed-scope work with clear deliverables, a defined build, and 30 days of post-launch support.

Do I own what you build?

Yes. The site, assets, and implementation materials are built for your business, not as a lock-in system.

Are the work examples on the site client projects?

Not yet. The current work page is demo work built for real local businesses to show what is possible. As client projects go live, those can move to the top of the page.

How accurate is this calculator?

This calculator is a directional planning tool, not a promise. It uses your inputs plus broad business assumptions so you can pressure-test what stronger lead capture, booking, and follow-up systems might be worth.

What kinds of improvements is this estimate meant to represent?

The estimate is meant to represent a mix of practical upgrades such as a clearer website, stronger booking flow, better lead capture, and more consistent automation around follow-up.

Does using the calculator obligate me to book anything?

No. The calculator is free to use. If you want help turning the number into a concrete plan, you can book a strategy call or email Bartlett Labs directly.

ROI Calculator

Use this planning tool to pressure-test what better lead capture, booking, and follow-up could be worth for your business. The output is directional by design so you can make a calmer decision about what to fix first.

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What It Covers

Direction first, certainty later.

This estimate is meant to help you decide whether the problem is worth solving, not to lock you into a forecast. If the number looks meaningful, we can scope the real opportunity next.

Planning Tool

Run the estimate.

Adjust the sliders, choose your industry, and use the result as a planning number for the next conversation.

Current Monthly Revenue

$15,000

$1,000$200,000

Current Monthly Website Visitors

500

050,000

Your Industry

Current Online Presence

Your Results Will Appear Here

Adjust the sliders and inputs, then hit “Calculate My ROI” to see your estimated results.

How We Calculate These Estimates

Industry Data

Benchmarks from our live client projects and published industry conversion rates for local businesses.

Traffic Projections

Based on SEO improvements, Google Business optimization, and AI-powered lead capture systems.

Revenue Model

Factors in your industry's average deal size, close rate, and the impact of AI automation on lead conversion.

Conservative Estimates

These numbers represent conservative projections. Many of our clients exceed these estimates within the first 90 days.

Context

A few things worth knowing before you trust the number.

The goal here is useful direction, not fake precision.

300+

automations built across websites, chatbots, and workflow systems

13 years

across Sears, Belk, Apple, and Anker after Purdue

Directional only

Use the output as a planning estimate, not a guaranteed outcome

FAQ

Common questions about the estimate.

Short answers for how to use the output without over-reading it.

What does this number actually help me decide?

It helps you decide whether the opportunity is small, meaningful, or worth a deeper conversation. It is a framing tool, not a contract.

What kinds of businesses is this most useful for?

It is most useful for local service businesses that rely on inbound leads, scheduling, follow-up, and a first impression online.

What happens if my inputs are rough guesses?

That is fine. Rough inputs still make the calculator useful because the goal is to estimate direction and magnitude, not pretend the math is perfect.

What should I do after I use it?

Use the result to decide whether a short strategy call is worth it. From there, we can narrow the conversation to one practical system instead of a giant overhaul.