A hands-on, 30-day rollout across your client roster — reporting first, then campaign and creative ops — with founder-level attention and pricing that reflects being early.
Within one business day you'll get a reply from a human who has actually looked at what you sent — not a calendar link blast.
If you shared a sample report, we review its structure first (tabs, sections, KPI columns) so the first call starts from your reality, not a generic pitch.
Anything you share stays private: view-only access is enough, we never edit, and we're happy to sign an NDA first.
A small cohort of agencies gets Opera implemented with them, not handed to them: we map your client reports together, automate the roster in a deliberate order, and tune the campaign and creative workflows to your conventions. You get an operations layer that fits like internal tooling; we get design partners whose workflows shape the product.
Use your own numbers — but as a reference: ten clients × three reporting hours a week × a $55 fully-loaded hour ≈ $85,000 a year of analyst time on data movement alone, before launches and creative pushes. The program's goal is to convert most of that into reviewed-diff minutes — and into capacity for clients you haven't signed yet. (Run your own numbers.)
The 30-day rollout is the pilot. If the roster is running and your team trusts it — measured by the boring metric of nobody rebuilding reports by hand anymore — it converts to an annual subscription scoped to roster size, with founding-cohort pricing locked. If it isn't, you keep the specs and the maps and we part as friends.
Hands-on implementation doesn't scale past a handful of agencies at a time, and early partners get disproportionate product attention. The constraint is real capacity, not manufactured scarcity — if the current cohort is full, applications queue for the next one.