Marco Marandiz

Your ops layer. Always on. Always improving.

Founded and sold a company in under two years. Built ops and marketing infrastructure for HBO, Patrick Mahomes' team, and Vercel.

You have more subscriptions than systems. Nine tools. Zero integration. The work gets done because two people hold everything together by hand. That doesn't scale.

How it works

Map — Listen. Understand how your team actually works. Identify what's broken, what's duct-taped, and what's about to become a problem.

Build — Ship the solution. AI agents, automations, integrations — whatever the system requires. You see progress in days, not quarters.

Operate — The system runs, learns, and improves. Things that stop working get fixed. New problems from growth get addressed. This isn't a handoff — it's an ongoing relationship.

What you get

A running operations system that keeps evolving — not a deliverable that collects dust. AI agents handling the repetitive work your team currently does by hand.

Think of it as adding a team member who brings a proven, self-learning agent framework to your business. Minimal overhead. High responsiveness. The system gets smarter the longer it runs.

Skills built across multiple clients, applied to yours. Someone always working on your ops — not a project that ends.

What this looks like in practice

An ops layer for a celebrity venture: four months from idea to revenue.

An internal operations and reporting framework for a growing consumer brand: identified the problem, automated it completely, shipped in three hours.

This site was built in an afternoon. By text message.

Every company that is growing and changing faster than its systems can keep up needs this. A startup, an agency, a dental practice, a design studio.

You don't need a bigger team. You need a smarter ops layer.

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