My team builds and runs your ads, funnel, setters and sales ops. You keep creating. We get paid on what we grow, not on a retainer.
We go through your audience, your offer and your numbers. If there's no gap worth closing, I'll tell you on the call.
Ads, funnel, setters, follow-up and tracking, built on your own accounts. You keep owning all of it.
A setup fee, then a share of the revenue we add. No retainer to pay while nothing moves.
I'm Azim. I'm 18. I started my first business at 14 and sold it at 16, won Nate Herk's AI hackathon, and built the cold email system behind Ovrhaul's $138K month and an insurance agency's extra $26K a month.
Won his AI hackathon ($5,000, 21-day build) and walked him through the build on his channel.
He asked to feature my $11,076 month, made in 29 days while still in high school. Nick has shared the stage with Alex Hormozi and Sam Ovens.
A Meta ads and sales system we built and ran. 630 exclusive leads at $11 to $17 each, and 3x the lead flow in 90 days.
An AI content and media company for a senior audience, started at 14. 459K followers on Facebook alone and 31M organic reach in 3 months. Facebook payouts made multiple 5 figures by 15, on top of affiliate deals and partnerships with Medicare and health insurance agencies: 6+ figures in lifetime revenue. Sold for 5+ figures at 16.
Founders Ryan Montoya and Daniel Matias were at $0 in November. I built their cold email system. By February, Ryan posted $138K closed in 30 days on $12K to $18K deals. They passed $374K within 5 months.
A referral partner system for an insurance agency. Zero bought leads.
An AI dialer working 15,400 calls into leads over 90 days old.
Ovrhaul's SaaS campaign: 2,957 contacts, 505 replies, 242 of them positive. A second campaign booked 146 opportunities in 25 days.
Made in 29 days, after 6 months of failing first.
A 60-day, $3K-a-month build. I was too young for my own business account, so I got paid through my mom's 😂
Clients stay unnamed unless they said otherwise.
"We've pretty much automated our entire sales strategy. Two of our agents who used to spend the entire day doing follow-ups now focus on other tasks. We're actually turning AWAY business. Worth every cent. 10/10!"
"LETS F***ING GO MAN. TEAM ZEEM."
"First call, they diagnosed exactly where I was leaving money on the table and mapped out how to fix it."
"Wow, are you 16? That's huge."
"It's clear he and his team understand how revenue, operations, and follow-up actually work. The strategy is practical, not theoretical."
"Contacts 200+ insurance agents a day, performs qualification, schedules interviews, saving 250 hours per month and $60K annually."
The wins above aren't the whole story. These are.
My bank balance the day before I won Nate Herk's hackathon.
Six months of failing, and $3,000 spent, before my first $11K month.
Gone in one bad stretch: a $45K software deal for a Canva-style wedding photography tool that died, $4,533 a month when a contract ended, and $7,000 from two clients who disputed work we had delivered.
What a client paid me after I built half his product. I walked away and kept building.