Lean start
Free tiers used properly, with one paid assistant doing the heavy lifting. Enough to fix one workflow.
Four steps between a questionnaire and an AI setup that actually runs in your business. No jargon, and nothing that renews on its own.
Answer the questionnaire
You
You tell us your trade, your team size, what eats your week, your budget, and the tools you already pay for.
Dapols
We match your answers to the plan built for your kind of business, and tell you which one and why.
The four steps
About two minutes, free
You
You tell us your trade, your team size, what eats your week, your budget, and the tools you already pay for.
Dapols
We match your answers to the plan built for your kind of business, and tell you which one and why.
Immediately
You
You read the plan we would assign you: the workflow worth fixing first, the tools that run it, and what each costs.
Dapols
We price the stack at every budget tier from the live catalog, with the date we last checked each number.
24–48 working hours
You
You pay $99 once. Nothing continues, and we keep no card for a later charge.
Dapols
Your AI consultant drafts the changes that fit the plan to you — swaps, additions, what to drop — straight away, and a person at Dapols checks each draft.
Minutes
You
You answer about 3 minutes of questions about your business and the pages you want.
Dapols
AI drafts up to 5 pages from your answers. You edit it in a live preview, then publish to a hosted link or download the files.
How a pick is made
The recommendation
One pick per job, with the reason it beat the alternatives — and what not to buy yet.
Your operating plan
The workflow, the stack, the prompts and the setup order, in one place you can act on.
Inside the plan
This is a real plan, not a mock-up. Open any part of it and you're looking at the actual record we ship, drawn from the same 23 plans the questionnaire assigns from.
Counted across every plan we ship, not estimated:
Every plan starts with one workflow and the person who owns it — not a list of tools looking for a use.
Who it's for
Independent restaurants, cafés, and small food businesses.
What it covers
Fill more tables, answer diners instantly, and keep your socials buzzing — without hiring extra staff.
You're looking at the Restaurant & Café plan. It's public in full, free, with nothing held back — so you can judge the work before you spend anything.
What the paid setup adds is yours specifically: your AI consultant adapts the stack to the tools and hours you actually have, a person checks its drafts, and support answers from your plan rather than the generic one.
Budgets
You are never locked to one stack. Every plan names the exact tools at each monthly budget, so you can start lean and move up when the work justifies it.
Free tiers used properly, with one paid assistant doing the heavy lifting. Enough to fix one workflow.
Most businesses land here. Adds enquiry capture, booking, and replies to reviews and messages.
Adds your CRM, messages across more than one channel, and document handling that would otherwise be typing.
For real volume: connected systems, several agents in sequence, and the stronger reasoning models where they earn their cost.
Your AI consultant drafts changes against your answers, and a person checks each one before it is added to your plan. This is an example of the kind of note that results — written to show the shape of the work, not taken from a customer's plan.
Swapped the general drafting prompt for a fee-proposal template that follows UK planning language, and added an approval step before anything is emailed to a client. Set the assistant up to read project drawings locally rather than uploading them.
Notes like this land on your plan, next to the step they change.
An unlocked plan comes with instruction files and connector configuration you can paste straight into the assistant you already use, so it knows your setup, your tools, and the rules you want it to keep.
Connector configuration and project instructions in the format Anthropic's tools read.
System prompts carrying your tone, the boundaries you set, and examples of good output.
Rules files and scripts for the workflows you run from an editor or a terminal.
Background
Large companies hire a forward-deployed engineer: someone technical who sits inside the business, finds the bottleneck, picks the tools, and wires them together. Hiring one starts around $160,000 a year.
A small business has the same problem — hundreds of overlapping tools, pricing that is hard to compare, and no obvious place to start — and no way to justify that hire.
Dapols does the repeatable part of that job as software, with a person checking the AI drafts, for $99 once.
WebMCP · ChatGPT Site tools
Open a Dapols plan in ChatGPT's built-in browser. ChatGPT Work or Codex can discover its Site tools and retrieve the right stack, prompt, setup step and guardrail without guessing.
OpenAI calls these Site tools: ChatGPT's implementation of WebMCP, the proposed standard for websites to expose structured tools to AI agents. The agent works with the same live page and signed-in session while the business owner stays in control.
These tools read and explain your plan. They cannot spend money, publish, send messages or change permissions. A person approves every high-impact action.
See a sample plan