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For freelance consultants

The back-office you never set up. Run by ONI.

If you're billing more than 5 clients a month, you've built a tower of tools — Notion for proposals, Stripe for invoices, Mailerlite for the newsletter you never send, Calendly for the booking link. ONI replaces three of them and runs the fourth on your behalf.

Your Tuesday morning

The same two hours, every week.

Without ONI
  • 08:30 — Inbox triage. 14 emails. 4 are real client questions, the rest is noise.
  • 09:00 — Open Notion. Find the proposal template. Copy-paste from the last one. Edit. Send PDF.
  • 10:00 — Stripe. Pull up invoice #042 — sent 2 weeks ago, no payment. Write a polite follow-up. Send.
  • 10:30— Tell yourself you'll write the monthly newsletter this week. (You won't. Again.)
With ONI
  • 08:30 — Open ONI on your phone. Morning digest: 4 emails replied, 1 invoice followed up, newsletter draft ready.
  • 08:32 — Read the 4 replies. Tap Send on three. Tweak one.
  • 08:36 — Tell ONI “draft a $4k proposal for Sarah at sarah@acme.com”. ONI uses your brand voice + last 5 proposals as reference.
  • 08:40 — Coffee. ONI sends the newsletter. You go to lunch.
Six surfaces, one operator

Everything you do twice a week, ONI does for you.

Inbox
Reads incoming mail, drafts replies in your brand voice, surfaces only the ones that need your eyes.
Proposals
Drafts a full proposal from a one-line brief — goal, scope, timeline, price. Sends with a Sign-online link the client can accept.
Invoices
Issues a clean invoice with a Stripe Pay button. Chases overdue at 3, 7, 14 days in your voice — not the canned Stripe template.
CRM
Every inbound contact, every invoice client, every email reply lands in one searchable list. ONI reads it before every move.
Marketing
Drafts the newsletter you keep meaning to send, picks subject lines that don't sound like spam, ships on a schedule.
Memory
Remembers every decision, every voice tweak, every rule you set. Six months in, it still sounds like you.
What you can stop paying for

Cancel the stack. Keep the work.

Most freelancers run a stack like this. Each tool is fine on its own; stitched together, it's where your Tuesday morning goes. ONI covers the same surfaces, in one place, in your voice.

The tool you're paying for
Monthly
Notion (proposals)
$15/mo
Stripe (invoices)
2.9% + 30¢ per
Mailerlite (newsletter)
$15/mo
Calendly (booking)
$12/mo
A VA for inbox triage
$400+/mo
A copywriter for proposals
$200 per draft
Onneta Growth — replaces 4 of 6
$29/mo

Stripe stays in the mix — we use their pay link inside ONI's invoices. Calendly stays if you love it; ONI can also book directly from email replies once you wire your Google Calendar.

Three real use cases

Concrete things you'll stop doing yourself.

Quote a new client in 10 min
Tell ONI: “Draft a discovery-call follow-up for Sarah at Acme — they want a 4-week brand sprint, $8k, starting next month.” You get a polished proposal in your voice with the right scope, timeline, and a sign-online link. Edit one paragraph, send.
Auto-follow up on 14-day-old invoices
Every morning ONI checks open invoices. Anything past 14 days gets a friendly follow-up draft — “Hey Tom, just bumping this — let me know if anything's blocking you.” You approve in one tap or let auto-pilot send.
Monthly newsletter that actually ships
ONI drafts a 4-paragraph newsletter from your last month's shipped work + a topic you mentioned in chat. Subject line that doesn't scream ‘promotional’. You read once, click send.
Tomorrow morning

Get back the two hours.

$5 trial credit, no card. Tell ONI what you do in one paragraph. By tomorrow morning you'll have a digest that says “here's what I handled” instead of a to-do list.

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