video1.0<iframe src="https://www.loom.com/embed/6fab1f406ea845b8b191aeacac3947ac" frameborder="0" width="778" height="583" webkitallowfullscreen mozallowfullscreen allowfullscreen></iframe>583778Loomhttps://www.loom.com583778https://cdn.loom.com/sessions/thumbnails/6fab1f406ea845b8b191aeacac3947ac-8f65e1a1e00cec3e.gif723.207This Loom outlines the build process and tech stack for launching a local notary business for the creator’s father before his funding ends next month. It emphasizes how the site and operations can be set up for about $40 and change using tools like CloudCodeWork ($20 per month, with their own use rising to $100), Cloudflare for domain and DNS, Vercel for hosting, GitHub for storage, and a self-hosted CRM backed by Firebase. It also covers automated email and reminders via Resend and a voice agent using VAPI with 11 Labs voice, with Twilio mentioned as an optional later step for a business phone number under roughly $15 per month. The workflow includes research, creating a folder system and a five-page site, going live through GitHub and Vercel with Cloudflare pointing the domain, setting up the CRM booking seat and calendar, wiring the site, enabling emails and writing blog pages, and then testing by calling the voice receptionist before handing everything to the father.