Savvy Experiences: an event rental company that runs on a spreadsheet, a phone and a website.
This is the business I run, so it is the honest demo: every automation on this page is live, and I use it every week. Visit savvyexp.com and book something to see it work.
Six pieces that talk to each other
A Next.js site with a page for every package and every city it serves, written to rank for 'speaker rental near me' style searches. Lighthouse 99 on desktop; images, fonts and scripts trimmed until a phone on slow 4G paints in about a second.
The booking page reads the company's own Google Sheet for availability, warns about gear conflicts before checkout, takes a 25% deposit through Stripe, and appends the booking row with every column the owner's spreadsheet formulas expect.
The sheet's Invoice tab writes its own pay-by-link buttons for a deposit, the balance, or a custom amount. A payment adds itself to the Paid column, logs the Stripe session, and texts the owner the new balance.
Every quote request, booking and payment reaches the owner by text and email within a second, tagged with the ad or search it came from. Review requests go out after the event on a schedule the owner controls.
A Google Ads search campaign with an ad group per service, negatives from day one, price assets, and conversion goals imported from the site's own events: calls, texts, quote forms, paid bookings. Six leads in the first two weeks at $44 each.
An audio-reactive hero, hidden easter eggs that reward curiosity, a 404 page that does a sound check. The site is a portfolio piece as much as a storefront.
“Michael was great. He was patient and explained everything to me.”A Savvy Experiences customer, Google review
Want this for your business?
Rental, cleaning, catering, photography, repair: if jobs come in by text and get tracked in a spreadsheet, this is built for you.