You became the integration layer. That's the bottleneck.

Nine subscriptions. Zapier holding them together. Every tool good, none of them talking to each other — and you in the middle, doing the joining instead of the selling.

Onomaco has 45 apps in it. You will not set up 45 apps.
An AI co-founder picks the six your business actually needs, wires them, and brings you the decisions. You approve. It builds overnight. That's the whole difference between this and every all-in-one you've already tried.
$79/month.

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The assembly problem

You don't have a knowledge problem. You have an assembly problem.

Everything you need to run a business already exists and you can subscribe to all of it this afternoon. That's not the constraint. The constraint is that nine of them don't add up to a system — they add up to nine logins, four integrations that break without telling you, and one person in the middle who is now the integration layer.

“Every tool was good. None of them talked to each other.”
— Daniel Knight, Indie Hackers

“You are buying AI tools faster than you can connect them. Owning Asana, Monday, ClickUp, and a CRM is not tracking. It is four places to check.”
— Daniel Knight, Indie Hackers

The all-in-one platforms noticed this and shipped the obvious answer: put all nine in one login. Which solves the subscription problem and not the assembly problem, because now you configure nine things in one place instead of nine places.

> “4 months into using this program and still getting things configured”
> — a real review of a real all-in-one platform

That's the gap Onomaco is built into. Not “here are all the tools.” Here are the six your business needs, already wired.

The mechanism — assembly, not inventory

It reads your business first

What you sell, who buys it, how the money arrives. Not a template picker — an actual read.

It picks the apps

A dog trainer needs a booking calendar, a class course, and the follow-up that stops no-shows. A bookkeeper needs an offer page, retainers that bill themselves, and a portal their clients can log into. Different six apps. Same platform.

It wires them

Not a Zap between two products with different opinions about what a customer is. One data model, one contact record, one place the money lands.

It brings you the decisions

Price, promise, positioning, what ships. The judgment calls stay yours because they were always yours.

You approve. It builds

Overnight, while you're not working.

Every all-in-one platform can technically do the first four things if you spend four months learning it. The difference is who does the learning.

What you're actually replacing

This is what people say they were paying before they consolidated. Their words, their numbers.

“The total cost of all of my tools is $458.80/month.”
— Anna Burgess Yang, Tinkering With Ideas

“Adding it all up: $235-405/month to run 14 SaaS products.”
— Jakub, Indie Hackers

“I was spending too much time on the technical aspect of maintaining these tools instead of being free to produce content.”
— Dr. Alex R., CEO, Alternative Medicine, Capterra

Onomaco has a funnel builder, a CRM, a helpdesk, an email and newsletter system, a course platform, a community, a scheduler, invoicing, an affiliate system and a workflow engine. 45 apps in total.

We're not going to list them here, because the list is the problem. Every app you name raises your estimate of how long setup will take — and setup is the documented reason people quit platforms this broad.

What are you building?

Onomaco isn't a funnel builder that also does email. It's a business, in parts, and it assembles the parts your thing actually needs.

A dog trainer gets a booking calendar, a puppy-class course, and the reminders that stop no-shows.
A bookkeeper gets an offer page that closes, monthly retainers that bill themselves, and a portal so nobody emails you a photo of a receipt.
A candle maker gets an order page that charges a card, a shipping queue, and a review engine that asks at the right moment.
A consultant gets a landing page, a calendar, a pipeline, and follow-up that runs whether or not you remember.
A community gets spaces, paywalls, events, and a members area that doesn't look like 2011.

Same platform. Different six apps.

Every capability named above resolves to a shipped app. We check that before we print it, because a feature list is a promise and we'd rather have a shorter one that's true.

Proof

The homepage you're reading, the pricing page, the checkout that takes your card — all of it is a funnel built inside the product, compiled by the product, served by the product. No hand-written markup, no separate marketing site. If the builder were bad, you'd be looking at the evidence. That's the strongest proof available to a company with no customers, and we'd rather show it than claim it. We have zero customers as of today, which we'll say plainly rather than have you notice the missing testimonial wall.

This page was built and is run by Onomaco. Judge the tool by the page it's selling itself on.

Close

Everything you need to run a business already exists. That was never the problem.

The problem is that assembling it is a job, and you already have one.