For founder-led $1M–$5M businesses

Still the bottleneck in your own company?
I fix one workflow at a time — and your team keeps the keys.

I turn one high-friction, founder-dependent workflow into an AI-enabled process your team actually owns — with the SOPs, training, and guardrails to make it stick. Not a strategy deck. Not a pile of prompts. A working process, a measured before/after, and the people who can run it without you — or me.

Book a founding demo — 45 min, no pitch See the pricing

The demo is me showing you AI running a real business, live on screen. Worst case, you leave with ideas you can use without me.

Where Bexos is right now (July–mid-August): I'm running the complete Bexos method, end to end, on a real operating business — three workflows baselined, rebuilt with AI, team-trained, and measured. The documented before/afters get published here when they're done. Founding demos open the week of August 17 — the booking calendar goes straight to those first slots.

How it works

Three deliberately small steps

STEP 1 — FREE

The demo (30–60 min)

I show you an AI operating system running a real business, live on screen — meetings that turn themselves into actions and customer communications, the customer data system, the daily operating rhythm — with the measured before/after for each. No slides, no pitch, nothing generic. You'll leave seeing at least one thing you didn't know was possible for your company.

STEP 2 — THE PILOT

One workflow, fixed (2–4 weeks)

We pick the workflow that's eating your week. I map it, rebuild it with AI, write the SOP, train your team on it, and we measure the before and after. You get a tangible win in the first week — and a real number at the end, not a promise.

STEP 3 — OPTIONAL

Ongoing partnership

If the number's good and you want me to keep pulling bottlenecks off your plate: a monthly partnership — a new workflow or two improvements every month, your team trained each time, a monthly impact report. Earned by the pilot's result, never assumed.

The week-one guarantee

If by the end of week one we agree there's no workflow worth fixing, you get your money back — or I turn the work into a documented AI roadmap. Your call. Once we start building, I finish what we scoped. (What I never guarantee: magic revenue numbers or that AI is always right — anyone who does is selling you something.)

What you get in the pilot

Everything needed for the workflow to survive without me

The working system

A workflow interview and current-state map, one fully implemented AI-enabled workflow, and your prompt & process library — built inside tools your team can actually maintain.

The ownership transfer

A written SOP, a 60-minute team training (your team, not just you — by week two), safe-use ground rules, a measured before/after result, and a 90-day roadmap. Everything is yours: every prompt, every document, every workflow.

Pricing — published, on purpose

No "book a call to find out." Here's the rate card.

StepWhat it isInvestment
Free demo45 minutes of what AI does in my own business. Useful either way.$0
PilotOne workflow, 2–4 weeks, week-one guarantee, team trained, measured result.$2,000 founding rate
($3,500–5,000 standard)
PartnershipMonthly: new workflow or two optimizations, weekly advisory call, team office hours, impact report. 3-month minimum.$5,000/mo

Founding clients (first three): the $2,000 pilot rate and a permanent rate-lock on the partnership — in exchange for a measured, publishable case study from your result (anonymized if you prefer). That's the trade, stated plainly. When the three founding spots are taken, founding terms end.

The math worth checking: at $5,000/month, getting 8–10 owner or team hours back per week is roughly $55 per effective hour — before counting fewer errors or faster follow-ups. Custom development that needs a programmer is scoped and priced separately, never bundled in.

Who you'd be working with

I've run the playbook, not just read it

David Legisima, founder of Bexos

I'm David — founder of Bexos, the Business Execution OS.

  • I've founded and sold three e-commerce companies — the last a 3-time Inc. 5000 honoree, sold in 2025. I know what a founder-led business feels like from the inside — the workflows that only run because you're in them — because I lived it three times and got out the same way each time: by building systems.
  • Two decades as a software architect building custom business systems. When the work touches your data or your tools, I'm reasoning about the layer underneath — not guessing from buzzwords.
  • I ran my company on EOS/Traction and I've been an EO member for 10 years — a practitioner on both counts, not a reader. If you run on EOS, I map AI directly onto your VTO, your Accountability Chart, and your Rocks.
  • I run my own business this way — and I'm currently running the full method inside a real operating business. Three workflows baselined, rebuilt with AI, the team trained, the before/afters documented. Those live systems — not slides — are what the demo shows you.

What I don't do: company-wide "AI transformations," endless unpaid discovery, tools your team can't maintain, or promised magic numbers. One workflow, done right, owned by your team — then we decide what's next.

Fair questions

Asked and answered straight

Bexos looks new. What's actually behind it?
The brand is new; the practice isn't. I've spent two decades architecting business systems, and I built and sold three companies that ran on them. Bexos packages that into one fixed-scope, guaranteed engagement — and right now I'm running the complete method on a real operating business, with the before/afters measured and shown live in the demo. The founding cohort — three companies on founding terms — is how I turn that method into public case studies fast, and the money-back first week keeps the risk on my side of the table.
It's just you. What if you disappear?
Then you'd still own everything — that's the design. Every prompt, SOP, and workflow lives in your systems, in your name, and your team is trained by week two. I build myself out of the critical path on purpose, and I cap how many clients I take at once.
We tried ChatGPT and it didn't stick.
Most common story in this space, same cause every time: a tool was installed, but nobody rebuilt the process around it or trained the team — so it decayed in three weeks. Tools don't stick; owned processes stick. That's why my deliverable isn't a prompt, it's a documented workflow your team runs, with training and a feedback loop.
AI makes things up. How do you handle that?
By never letting AI be the last step. Facts come from your sources, AI does the drafting and the grinding, and a named human reviews anything that leaves the building. The verification step isn't a footnote in my SOPs — it's the spine. I guarantee the process around the AI, never the AI itself.
Is my data safe?
It goes in writing: which tools we use, business tiers configured not to train on your data, no training on your data without consent, genuinely sensitive categories (health, payroll, IDs) kept out of scope entirely, and my copies of your data deleted within 30 days of us parting.
Won't the AI tools just do this themselves soon?
They keep getting better — and I build on top of them, so that helps me. What they won't do is decide which of your workflows matters first, redesign the process, train your specific people, and own the rollout. The judgment layer is the job. And everything I build is portable by design, so your system rides the upgrades instead of being replaced by them.
Next step

Book a founding demo — or just write me

45 minutes. I show you AI running a real business, live, and you tell me which parts would matter in yours. No pitch, no discovery interrogation, no follow-up sequence you didn't ask for. First demo slots open the week of August 17 — the calendar below books directly into them, and there are three founding-client spots behind those demos.

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