Proof, not adjectives

Things we have actually shipped.

The system itself

This company is the demo

Front Porch Collective is run by an agent workforce: every agent has an identity, one job, a measurable definition of done, and a rulebook it cannot talk its way around.

That structure is the product on our templates page. It has been running this company daily since it was written — including the site you are reading.

AGENT methodRulebookDispatch protocol

See the build

Client work

The Chloe Girls

A site we built for a client, live at chloegirlsofficial.comand shown with her permission.

It opens in its own tab. Go and look — that is the whole point of proof.

WebsiteLive

See the build
Client testimonials

Real quotes from real, named clients only. We have none published yet, so this stays empty until we do. Invented praise is worse than none.

Three steps

How working with us goes

You tell us what you need

One form, on the page you are already on. Multiple choice where we can manage it, two minutes at most.

We come back with a real answer

Scope, a number, and a date. If we are not the right shop for it, that is the answer you get instead.

We build it and hand it over

You own the result outright — code, accounts, files, the lot. No hostage keys, no rented website.

Straight answers

Questions people actually ask

Who actually does the work?

Leon Jackson runs Front Porch Collective, and the company runs on an agent workforce — AI specialists with narrow lanes, a written rulebook, and a person accountable for every piece of work that leaves here. It is the same system we sell as templates, which is the most honest demo we could offer.

Where are you?

Atlanta, Georgia. TV mounting is hands-on across five metro counties — Fulton, DeKalb, Cobb, Gwinnett and Clayton. The software, story and marketing work happens wherever you are.

What does it cost?

You get a real number in writing before any work starts. No hourly surprises, no scope that quietly grows. If your budget and the job do not line up, we say so early rather than late.

What if you are not the right shop for my project?

We tell you. Turning down work we would do badly costs us one project; doing it badly costs us the reputation that brings the next ten.

Start a request

Tell us what you need.

Two questions, your name, and where to reach you. That is the whole thing.

What do you need?
When are you hoping to start?

Skip it if you would rather just talk.

Mounting a TV? The TV mounting page has a shorter form built for it — four taps, no typing until the end. We cover Fulton, DeKalb, Cobb, Gwinnett, Clayton.

From the Porch

One note a month. Nothing else.

What we built, what broke, and what it taught us — plain language, once a month. No drip, no pitch stack, unsubscribe in one click.