Pattaya rivals and the strongest builders abroad, checked against the same list.
qualified leads, at 43% lower cost, when a Thai developer let its CRM tell Meta which leads were real.
qualified opportunities from three weeks of pay-per-lead Meta ads for a luxury design-build firm abroad. Same story as the old agency.
Copy the trust signals. Keep Google as the engine. Use Meta to follow up, not to prospect. Reuse the video you already have.
Outside-in view from public sites and published case studies. Your own numbers come in week one, once access is granted.
Press play, or tap any box. A lead qualifies with either a 300k dollar budget or land already owned. Switch the lead type to see the gate work.
A lead arrives from any channel and lands in one place.
One coordinator, four specialists. The creative one makes image and video ads from your finished projects; you approve, it uploads them to Meta switched off. Slide to change how much the system may do on its own.
It earns permission in three steps, two weeks each. Timo can drop it back a level at any time.
Follow-ups to leads keep running the whole time.
No server to look after. Each part runs on the cheapest thing that fits how often it fires, and they all share one database.
Paid lines: WhatsApp messages (Meta's per-conversation fee) and the AI model's usage. Both small, both usage-based, both in Control X's name.
One core, three doors. Whatever Claude, Codex, or the daily agent does goes through the same rules and the same log as a person.
Connecting Claude Code is one command. Connecting Codex is a few lines of config. Both use a key Timo can revoke.
Foundation first. Tap a phase.