← Who TIM Is For

You're running 8 sauna installs — and you're still the one answering status texts at 9pm.

TIM handles every client update, payment follow-up, and sub-scheduling confirmation — so you can run more projects without adding headcount.

20 hrs
per week lost to admin
$5,500
avg. office manager cost/month
$0
revenue from those admin hours

Sound familiar?

The moments that eat your business alive

The status text you didn't expect

It's Tuesday morning. You're mid-install when your phone buzzes. A client from a different project wants to know if their materials shipped. You don't know off the top of your head. You step away, dig through three text chains, and spend 15 minutes reconstructing an answer. Your crew keeps working — but you weren't there.

The sub who never confirmed

The electrical sub for Wednesday's install never confirmed. You thought someone else followed up. No one did. Your crew arrived on time. The electrician didn't. Two days of delay, a client who needs to reschedule their family, and a conversation you didn't want to have.

The invoice that left late — and the review that never came

A project finishes Friday. The client loved it. Your team did excellent work. The final invoice goes out Wednesday because you forgot, and the review request never happens at all. That install — one of your best — will never generate a referral.

The real number

What coordination overhead actually costs

For a sauna and wellness company running 8 active projects, the math is uncomfortable.

Where your hours go every week

Admin
20 hrs
On-site
24 hrs
Everything else
36 hrs

20 hours per week on status texts, follow-ups, and sub scheduling — none of which generates revenue.

20 hrs
per week on admin
Status texts, invoice follow-ups, sub confirmations, payment chasing — every week, across every project.
$5,500
office manager per month
Plus 3–6 months to hire and onboard before they can run independently.
Week 1
TIM is operational
Built around your project stages, your payment milestones, your communication workflow.

The shift

What changes when TIM runs your back office

Not features. Outcomes. This is what changes for a 10-person sauna and wellness company in the first 30 days.

Every client gets a status update before they need to ask for one.

Every quote is followed up at day 2, day 5, and day 10 — in your voice.

Every deposit invoice goes out the same day the project starts.

Every electrical and plumbing sub gets a 48-hour scheduling confirmation.

Every payment milestone triggers automatically when the stage is hit.

Every completed install generates a review request within 24 hours.

The comparison

Three ways to handle the coordination problem

SpreadsheetOffice ManagerTIM
Monthly cost$0 + your time$4,500–$6,000Fraction of a hire
Time to productiveImmediate3–6 monthsFirst week
Handles 8+ projectsFalls apartDepends on hireConsistent
Client updatesManualDelegatedAutomatic
Review requestsForgottenInconsistentEvery install
Scales without adding costNoNoYes

Common questions

Does TIM work for smaller sauna companies with under 10 employees?

Yes. TIM is built for service businesses with 5 to 15 employees managing multiple concurrent projects. A 6-person sauna company with 6 active installs will see the same coordination improvements as a 15-person operation.

What's the difference between TIM and a project management tool like Asana or Monday?

Project management tools require someone to update them. TIM executes tasks directly — client updates, payment requests, sub confirmations — without waiting for a team member to log in. TIM does the work. Asana tracks whether the work got done.

How long does it take to get TIM running in our sauna installation business?

Most sauna and wellness installation companies are operational within the first week. Onboarding maps your current project stages, communication points, and payment milestones — and builds around how you already operate.

We're growing fast. Does TIM scale as we take on more installs?

TIM handles coordination the same way whether you have 4 active installs or 14. The system doesn't get overwhelmed. The owner doesn't become the bottleneck. That is the structural difference between TIM and a hire.

Your next install shouldn't depend on you being available.

TIM handles the coordination — so your team installs, your cash flows, and you're not the person holding it all together.

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