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Churches, podcast studios, and small teams bring us in when a setup is getting away from them, or when there’s an idea and nobody to plan it. We work remotely: a free first conversation, a written plan, and someone who owns it with you.
First conversation is free. No account, no equipment list needed.
Church livestream sounds worse than the room? We review your routing and setup remotely, then give you a short written recommendation. Start with a free 15–20 minute fit call, or go straight to the $149 Setup Review if you already know you want the diagnosis.
From a first microphone to a four-seat video set, we plan the room and the signal chain around what you record, and fix the setup you already have.
Meetings shouldn’t start with ten minutes of cable roulette. We plan rooms people can walk into and use.
Performance where it matters, broadcast quality where it shows — planned as one system instead of a parts list.
Aging technology replaced on a schedule and a budget — standard specs per role, phased purchases, no scramble buys.
A new room, studio, or stream designed from the floor plan up, with a plan you can hand to an installer.
Start from an idea →02We review what you already run, remotely, and tell you what to fix first, what to keep, and what to replace.
Tell us what’s breaking →03Already know what you need? Send the list — no account or approval required — and we’ll price and source it.
Send my list →We plan, review, and source — remotely. We don’t make site visits, install, contract the trades, or run a maintenance contract; you get installer-ready documentation and we answer your installer’s questions about the plan.
Tell us what’s happening
A short note: what’s breaking, or what you want to build. Then pick a time right away for a free 15–20 minute call. If no time fits, a real person replies within one business day.
We plan it, remotely
If it’s more than a quick fix, we scope a paid plan: signal flow, layout, and an itemized equipment schedule sized to your budget.
We stay on until it works
We answer your team’s and your installer’s questions, source the gear if you want us to, and document the system so it doesn’t depend on one person.
What you get
Project examples
All projects →Church & Worship AV · Reconstructed from prior experience
A 300-seat sanctuary re-equipped end to end — band instruments, speaker and microphone routing, and a broadcast-quality livestream in audio and video.
Small-Business Technology · Reconstructed from prior experience
A regional logistics operation rebuilt around its own on-prem server — a standardized laptop fleet, dual-monitor dispatch workstations, and a segmented business network that stays up during the rush.
Recording, Podcast & Creator Studios · Reconstructed from prior experience
An empty office turned into a four-host video podcast studio — broadcast audio chain, multi-camera video, and a set built for long sessions that looks as good as it sounds.
Most projects start with the free call. These are the four ways we go deeper.
$149
A 45-minute sanity check on the setup you run or the list you’re about to buy.
Get a Setup Review — $149 →$1,200–$1,800
The full plan for your space: signal flow, layout, itemized equipment schedule, and a phased budget.
Start your project brief →$1,000+
We run the purchasing side with you: sourcing, substitutions, schedule, and handoff docs.
Start your project brief →$400 / month
Ongoing remote oversight: a monthly check-in with up to two hours of remote time, review after a change you tell us about, and coaching for the people who run it.
Ask about a retainer →Not ready for a paid session? Tell us what’s happening — then pick a time for a free call right away. If no time fits, a real person replies within one business day. No account needed.
Everything in our catalog is something we’ve put on a plan. It’s here as a reference, and you can buy it if you want to.
See the catalog →
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