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You tried the chat boxes.
It got complicated.
We finish the job.

You are already prompting in ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or Perplexity. Getting one task installed, configured, and actually running in your shop is where it stalls. Tell us that task. We build it, test it, and hand you something that works.

What we hear from shop owners
Task Before After
Answer customer questions about hours, pricing, booking (hair salon owner) Got stuck Now live
Reply to Google & Yelp reviews without sounding like a robot (flower shop owner) Got stuck Now live
Write this week's social posts in 5 minutes, not 1 hour (café owner) Got stuck Now live

Who is Shopline Setup for?

Shopline Setup is for owners with 1 to 20 employees who already prompt in ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or Perplexity. The gap is not learning prompts. It is install, wiring, and making one task actually run in the shop.

Salons, cafés, contractors, and retail shops hit the same wall: the demo worked, the subscription is live, but review replies still take 35 minutes or the widget gives wrong hours. We finish that one task end to end.

TLDR: You prompt already. We finish the task that stalled after setup.

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What does “finish the job” mean for ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or Perplexity?

Finish the job means one workflow is configured, tested on real inputs, and handed back working. Not a course, not twelve prompt templates, not another subscription seat. You describe the task in plain language. We build it in the tool you already use, test it ourselves, and nothing goes customer-facing until you approve.

Task typeTypical toolDone looks like
Review repliesChatGPT or ClaudeDraft in 5 min, you approve, post same day
Hours and booking answersChatGPT, Gemini, or site widgetCorrect hours, handoff to phone when needed
Job recap emailsClaude or ChatGPTStructured note from your bullet list
Weekly social draftsChatGPT, Gemini, or Perplexity research3 posts ready for your photo swap

TLDR: One task, one tool, tested, approved by you.

How much does done-for-you AI setup cost?

Setup cost depends on the task. Many shops start with a single workflow after a short email scoping call. Tool subscriptions (often $20/month per seat for ChatGPT Plus, Claude Pro, Gemini Advanced, or Perplexity Pro) are separate from labor to wire the workflow.

Before paying for setup, run the mental ledger: monthly seat cost plus setup hours plus weekly review time. If the task does not save measurable minutes in 30 days, cancel the seat before adding another tool.

TLDR: Scope one task first. Seat fees are the small line item.

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How does Shopline Setup work?

You email the one stuck task. We configure it in the chat tool you already use, test it on real inputs, and hand it back for your approval before anything goes customer-facing. Three steps, no course, no new dashboard to learn.

01

Tell us the one task

Describe it in plain language. Your prompts, your words, what you already tried.

02

We build it

We set up the chat tool you use for that exact task and test it ourselves before you see it.

03

You approve, it goes live

Nothing goes public until you say so. You get a working tool, not a tutorial.

What is the one task you wish ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or Perplexity handled?

Pick the job that still eats your week after setup: review replies, booking answers, job recap emails, or social drafts. We scope it by email and tell you honestly if it is a quick wiring fix or a deeper plumbing problem.

Reply with that task in plain language. We respond with whether it is realistic for a shop with 1 to 20 staff and what finish the job would look like.

TLDR: One email, one task, honest scope before you spend another $20/month seat.

Email us the stuck task

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