Start with the evidence.
A part-time admin carrying this by hand costs $1,500–3,000 a month. We give you a measured path from visibility to control — and a managed version for multi-branch contractors.
Compare the tiersStarter Loop
See everything complete but not billed.
Full Loop
Draft the next move, then approve it.
Command Loop
Act while the margin is still yours.
Recovery Command
A named recovery function your CFO can hold accountable.
Evidence first,
then the bigger number.
We do not put a $10,000 line in front of a prospect who has never seen our board working on their own numbers. The order matters.
Design partnership
A 60 to 90 day paid engagement at $3,000–6,000 a month. We establish the baseline, find the largest leakage points, document what changed, and measure what was actually recovered.
Recovery Command
Once there is real evidence, the multi-branch version starts at $10,000 a month. Same work, a deeper level of accountability, and a named function rather than a dashboard.
Invented outcomes
The board on the homepage is labelled illustrative because it is. Until you permit us to publish your numbers, we will not present anyone else's as proof.
If the board is not worth more than the retainer, do not buy it.
Recovery Command is not quoted on a first call. We do not publish a managed-recovery price until a leakage review can show a dollar figure on your own data. Before that, it would be a number we could not evidence.
Control stays
with you.
Every tier is designed to make the next action obvious without taking the decision away from your team.
- Read-only before writes
- Outbound messages wait for approval
- No client money, trust, or escrow
- Transparent next-action ownership
Good. Ask the
hard question.
Does Hermes move money?
Never. We do not move client money, post to your ledger unsupervised, or touch trust and escrow accounts.
What happens in the first 15 minutes?
We show the unbilled and blocked revenue board on your own numbers before you pay anything.
Who is Recovery Command for?
Multi-branch commercial service contractors — HVAC and mechanical, electrical, fire and security, industrial maintenance, commercial plumbing — usually $15M+ in revenue, where the gap between field operations and finance is expensive and nobody owns it end to end.
Can we start small?
That is the point of Starter Loop. Read-only visibility first, then expand when the evidence says to. We would rather you start at $300 and move up than buy a tier you cannot justify.