The CTO's Desk
Your Fractional CTO · Schomp.ai · The CTO's Desk
For agency owners with a tech team

You do not need more developers. You need someone to command the ones you have.

I am your Fractional CTO. I take the helm of your tech team and lead your engineers to build the one thing that changes everything: an AI foundation your agency owns. Support tickets, your CRM, project management, working together in a single space. You step out of the technical-decision seat for good. I bring you the wins. Your team makes them real.

Come see what your team could ship

Give me 30 minutes. Tell me who is on your tech side and where they keep stalling. I will show you what command at the frontier does to your roadmap and your numbers. No pressure.

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I only take a limited number of agencies each quarter

Your people are not the problem. The empty chair is.

Let me guess. You have sharp people on the tech side. They can build. But every big call still routes up to YOU, or stalls in the group chat, because nobody in the room actually owns the direction.

So you became the tiebreaker on architecture you should never have to weigh in on. The de facto CTO of your own company, squeezed in between everything else you run.

Here is the part nobody says out loud. Your team does not need replacing. They need a commander. Someone senior who lives at the frontier and can point them straight at it.

Right now your work lives in ten different tools

Support tickets in one app. The CRM in another. Project management in a third. A separate login for each, a monthly bill on every seat, another charge on every contact you add. And none of them talk to each other, so your team burns the day copying things between tabs.

Here is the move. One AI foundation you own, with the ticketing, the CRM, and the project management living in a single space. Automated. Agentic. No meter running on every seat and every contact.

The busywork starts handling itself. Tickets route on their own. Projects move. Follow-ups go out. Your team stops working across ten tools and starts working in one place they actually own. That is the foundation I lead your engineers to build.

Here is what command looks like

Picture next quarter. Your engineers stop guessing and start shipping, because the direction is finally set by someone who has been there. The roadmap is sharp. The frontier tools are in their hands and they actually know how to wield them. And the hard technical calls? They stop landing on your desk. They land on mine.

I take the helm. I lead your team. I bring you the wins. That is the whole deal.

The teams I take command of level up fast, and feel the lift without growing headcount.

Then we go hunt the next win. Together. That is the fun part.

What lands on your side

How it goes

Weeks 1 to 2

I meet your team and map the terrain. Who you have, what they ship, where the direction went missing.

Weeks 3 to 10

I take command and we build the foundation. I set the direction and lead your engineers to build your AI foundation, live.

Weeks 11 to 13

We move your real work in. Tickets, your CRM, and projects flow into one space. Your team feels the lift.

Then, ongoing

I stay at the helm. Your Fractional CTO, leading the team and bringing you wins.

Sharper roadmap. Faster shipping. A team that finally has a leader. CONGRATULATIONS, your tech function just grew up.
Ready to put someone in the chair?

One call. Tell me about your team and I will show you what they ship once the direction is set.

Book your call →

Why me

Here is the real version. I command technical teams every day, and I love it. I am the Fractional CTO behind a portfolio of brands, and I lead the engineers and own the systems across all of them. When a hard call needs making, it comes to me. Not you.

That is the whole offer. You get a commander for the team you already built, leading them somewhere they could not go on their own.

The happy math

You were going to put a CTO over this team anyway. Here is what that costs, and the easier way to do it.

Hire a CTO full-time$250K a year + months to find
Ten tools, per seat and per contacta bill that grows every month
Keep being the de facto CTO yourselfyour time + a stalled team
Put me at the helmone build, then a retainer

You get the command your team needs now, for a sliver of a full-time salary. And the foundation you own replaces the stack of monthly tools, so that bill stops climbing every time you add a seat or a client.

Your investment
Take the helm90 days · I command and we build
$20,000
Your Fractional CTOongoing · I stay at the helm
Set on our call
You are never flying blind

The first two weeks are the map. I meet your team, learn how they work, and we agree together on the direction and what I am building. Not a fit? We say so warmly and you keep the roadmap. The call before all that is free and easy.

The stuff you are probably wondering

We already have developers.

Exactly why this works. I am not here to replace them. I am here to command them. Good engineers with real direction ship things they could not before.

Could my senior dev just lead it?

Maybe, one day. But they are heads-down building, and command is a different job: direction, architecture, the frontier. Pull your best builder off the keys to lead and you lose your best builder. I lead so they can build.

Will my team resent an outside lead?

They get leveled up, not bossed around. They learn the frontier by shipping real work with me. Most teams end up proud of what they pull off.

We already pay for our tools. Why build something new?

Those tools got you here, and on their own they are fine. The trouble is they do not talk, so your team lives in ten tabs, and the bill climbs every time you add a seat or a contact. The foundation we build fits exactly how your agency works, holds everything in one space, and you own it outright. The meter stops.

Why not hire a full-time CTO?

You can. That is $250K a year and months of interviews. Or you put someone in the chair this month, already commanding teams across a portfolio of brands, without the full salary on payroll.

$20,000 for the build?

You were budgeting a CTO salary anyway. This is the same command, fractional, and your roadmap starts moving immediately.

Why now?

Because your team idles a little more every week the chair sits empty, while the agencies with real command pull further ahead.

Let's get your team commanded

Book the call. Tell me who is on your tech side. I will show you what they ship once the direction is set, and what it does to your numbers. I cannot wait to take the helm.

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I only take a limited number of agencies each quarter