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Gus Skarlis
00 · Twenty-five years in

Twenty-five years building the systems that power the internet.

Big ideas need machinery underneath them. I have spent a quarter of a century building that machinery — the platforms, data engines and automation running quietly under other people’s businesses — and I sell it with the source, so what you buy is actually yours.

01 · ADVISORY02 · PLATFORM03 · PRODUCTLIVE
Fig. 01 — Advisory, platform, product. One operator across all three.
01 · What is on offer

Four ways to work together, at four different depths.

Same operator, same systems. The difference is how much of it you want to own.

Consulting.

A scoped engagement that ends in a decision you can act on — a vendor call, an architecture, a build-or-buy answer.

Consulting →

Platforms.

Production systems that run your operation. Hosted by me, or licensed and deployed on your own infrastructure.

Platforms →

Digital products.

Self-serve tools and packs. Buy, download, run. No call, no scoping, no engagement.

Digital products →

02 · The difference

Most advice arrives without a system attached.

A deck tells you what to do. A platform does it. I work at both ends, which means the recommendation and the thing that implements it come from the same place.

EngagementScoped to a decision
DeliveryHosted or source-licensed
OwnershipYours, on request
Lock-inNone by design
04 · Next step

Start with a call.

Thirty minutes, no deck. Bring the problem and we will work out whether it is an advisory job, a platform job, or something you can buy off the shelf today.

Book a call