ANNOUNCEMENT: Introducing OPS ENGINE (And What's Up Next)

Austin Gray

17d • 📣 Announcements

If you run a land clearing / forestry mulching business, you probably feel this:

Leads and jobs scattered across texts, Facebook, Jobber, your notebook
Guessing at pricing and hoping you didn’t underbid
No reliable way to see, “What’s booked and what’s actually hitting my bank in the next 30 days?”

That’s exactly what drove me crazy in the early years running Bear Claw...

Since then, we’ve been duct‑taping GoHighLevel, Jobber, and a bunch of spreadsheets together.

It works, but it’s way harder than it should be.

So this year I finally said: screw it, I’m building the software system I wish existed.

What I’m building (and why you should care)

Over the last few months, we’ve been building OPS ENGINE:

The operating system I use to run a 7‑figure fire mitigation / land‑clearing business… turned into software you can plug into your business.

-Profitable Pricing

-Fast FB Lead Capture

-Automatic Text/Email Follow Ups

-CRM Sales Pipeline

-Speed To Lead Tracking

-Quoting, Scheduling, Invoicing

-Payment Capture

-Dashboard (with metrics that actually matter)

OPS ENGINE is built for one purpose:

Take a “guy with a machine” and turn him into the owner of a real, scalable land‑clearing business by saving time, automating repetitive tasks, and tracking the most important metrics.

If you follow along, you’ll see exactly how we:

Price jobs using crew‑day math so you stop working for free
Capture every lead from FB Ads, website call, form submission into one clean pipeline
Automate follow‑up so bids don’t ghost and jobs don’t slip through the cracks
See jobs + expected cash 30 days ahead so you stop riding the feast‑or‑famine rollercoaster

Last year I used these same systems to help a guy go from $0 to ~$150k/month in 6 months.

I’m not sharing theory; this system was designed on what already works.

What you get now (before it ever launches)

OPS ENGINE is not public yet. Bear Claw will run on it first. Then OPS ACCELERATOR members

But I don’t want this to just “appear” one day.

Starting now, I’m doing daily build updates here in Skool:

Short videos walking you through the exact screens, automations, and reports we’re building
The reasoning behind every piece, so you can steal the logic even before you ever touch the software
Simple actions you can apply that day in whatever tools you’re using now

If all you did was copy the ideas from these daily videos into your current setup, you’d: