Websites, landing pages, and AI automation for Connecticut businesses. Built by one guy in New Milford. You call him, not an account manager.
No guarantee of customers, leads, rankings, or revenue, and nobody honest can give you one. What you get is a system built around your business, with your domain, your accounts, and your customer data in your name. Who holds the build itself, owned outright or built and managed by me, is written into your scope before you pay.
2 minutes. Tell me what you do and where people drop off. I’ll come to the call with ideas built around your business, no obligation.
It’s rarely the marketing. It’s everything in between: the person who looked you up and couldn’t tell if you were still in business, the call you couldn’t grab, the lead nobody followed up with, the schedule you rebuilt by hand. Every one of those was someone you had a real shot at.
Before anyone calls, they look you up. If the site is slow, dated, or missing, they decide something about you right there, and you never hear about it.
Calls go to voicemail during jobs, web inquiries sit overnight, and follow-up depends on someone remembering. The opportunity is gone before you call back.
Quotes, intake, scheduling, data entry, reporting, approvals. When the back office is all manual, growth just means more on your plate, and the follow-up is the first thing to go.
A website, landing pages, and AI automation. Each one stands alone. Together they cover the whole path from someone looking you up to someone booked in. On the call I pick the order.
The site people land on when they look up your name, on your own domain.
Best for businesses with no site, a site that is slow or broken on a phone, or a site locked inside a platform or an old vendor you cannot get into.
One page, one offer, one form, for the traffic you are already paying for.
Best for anyone spending money on ads, mailers, QR codes, or sponsorships, and anyone pushing one seasonal offer or one service line.
The part that answers, follows up, and books while you are on a job.
Catch every lead, respond instantly, follow up automatically, and book appointments, so nothing slips between the click and your call-back. Missed-call text-back, instant replies, follow-up sequences, booking, and review requests, all in one place.
Build employee schedules, send shift reminders and confirmations, track time-off and availability, and assign jobs, without the endless back-and-forth or a whiteboard nobody updates.
Quotes, intake forms, data entry, syncing between your tools, reporting, approvals, and invoice reminders, the repetitive internal work, connected and running on its own in the background.
Best for businesses that run on calls, jobs, and follow-up, where the phone rings while you are under a sink, on a roof, or with a client.
Start with one, expand from there. Most businesses begin with whatever is costing the most customers or the most hours. On the call, I find that first, then build out from it. These systems help you get found, capture, route, follow up, organize, and streamline; they support your team, they don’t replace judgment.
A short call first, so what I build fits your business instead of forcing your business to fit a template.
HVAC, plumbing, electrical, roofing, landscaping, cleaning, remodeling, anywhere a missed call is a lost job.
Dental, med spas, clinics, fitness, law, accounting, agencies, consultants, booking, intake, and follow-up handled.
Restaurants, retail, auto, multi-tech crews, and real estate teams, staff scheduling and operations that stop eating your week.
Not for everyone. If a $99 template does the job, take the $99 template. I build for owners who have already lost work to a bad front door.
Six ordinary moments where a customer is either kept or lost, and what the system does in each one.
A roofer can’t answer mid-job. Ten seconds later the caller gets a text: “Sorry I missed you, what’s going on with your roof?” The conversation starts before they call a competitor.
A med spa gets a web inquiry at 11pm. The lead gets an instant reply, a booking link, and a morning reminder, booked before the front desk clocks in.
A clinic’s shifts build from availability, confirmations go out automatically, and a no-show triggers a fill request, instead of an hour of texting every week.
A contractor wraps a job; two hours later the customer gets a thank-you, a review request, and an invoice reminder, no one had to remember.
A law firm’s requests feed one dashboard, route to the right person, and start a follow-up sequence, so nothing sits and goes cold.
Every lead, job, and source lands in one view with a weekly summary, so you can finally see what’s working without digging.
Illustrative examples of the kinds of systems I build, not specific client results or a guarantee. Every build is tailored to your business.
Not mockups. Every screenshot below was taken from the published page and links straight to it. Open any of them and judge for yourself.
Screenshots captured from the live published pages. Lakeside Watersports and candlewoodlakeagent.com are Connor’s own businesses, not client work. Every build is customized to the client; showing work that has been done is not a promise of customers, leads, rankings, or revenue.
AgentFunnelWorks is Connor Kostyra, working out of New Milford and serving western Connecticut and the rest of the state. No account manager, no ticket queue, no handoff to someone you never met.
The site, the capture, the tracking, the follow-up: all of it runs on my own live pages before I offer it to anyone else. Lakeside Watersports and candlewoodlakeagent.com are mine.
The person who scopes it is the person who builds it and the person who picks up when something breaks. Nothing gets lost in a handoff, because there is no handoff.
Based in New Milford, working across Danbury, Brookfield, New Fairfield, Sherman, Bethel, Newtown, Ridgefield, Southbury, Roxbury, Washington, Kent, Litchfield, and statewide. Meet in person if you’d rather.
Fifteen minutes. I look at your site and your phone, and tell you what I’d fix first.
Nobody can promise you that, and I won’t. What I build are the pieces that decide whether someone who is already looking can find you, reach you, and hear back: a site that holds up, a page built around one offer, and a system that answers and follows up fast. What that produces depends on your market, your offer, your price, and your own follow-up.
No. AgentFunnelWorks started by building trackable lead pages for real estate agents, which is where the name comes from. The same websites, landing pages, and automation work for any local service business. The real estate memberships are a separate track with their own published pricing.
Then I start with what it’s already doing. Sometimes the answer is keep it and add one landing page for the campaign you’re running. Sometimes it’s slow, dated, or locked inside a platform you can’t get into, and rebuilding is the cheaper move. If your current site is dated, I rebuild it and map your existing URLs across, the way I did on myexecutivecareercoach.com, so the links you already earned are carried over instead of dropped. You get a straight answer on the call, including when the answer is leave it alone.
Your domain, your accounts, your content, and every customer record are yours, and you can export them whenever you want. How the build itself is held, owned outright or built and managed by me, is written into the scope before any work starts, so you know before you pay.
No long lock-in. Business work is scoped per project on the call, and what’s included, what it costs, and what happens if you walk away are in writing before you pay. If I’m managing something month to month, you can stop and take your accounts and your data with you.
Business work is quoted after the call, because a one-page build and a full site with automation are not the same job. You get a fixed scope and a fixed price in writing before anything starts. The monthly plans published on this site are for the real estate agent track, not for business builds.
Most focused builds launch within a few days, and a single page is often live in 24 hours. A larger site or a multi-part automation takes longer. You get a clear timeline once the scope is set, and the clock starts when I have what I need from you.
No. I build it, wire it up, and walk you through it in plain language. You approve; I handle the setup. If you want to make small edits yourself later I’ll show you how, and if you’d rather never touch it, that’s fine too.
Start with one. Most businesses start with whatever is costing them the most: a site that’s embarrassing them, or a phone nobody can get to during the workday. I find that on the call and build out from there.
In most cases, yes. I build around your existing setup wherever I can, and confirm the specifics on the call before anything is built.
No. I build the page or the site your ads point at, and I set up the tracking so you can see what your ad money actually did. Ad buying and ad management are not part of this.
No. It makes sure nothing falls through the cracks so your team can focus on the work only people can do. It’s a safety net and an accelerator, not a replacement.
I monitor and optimize the system, tuning follow-ups, adding automations, and reporting on what’s working as you grow.
One call. Tell me what you do and where people slip away. You get the plan either way.
