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Launchpad Technology Group is a technology studio led by business owners with 45 years of combined experience in software, technology sales and operations. We build software, help companies adopt AI, implement sales tech and CRM, automate operations, advise on strategy and produce media, with AI accelerating all of it.

Yes. Launchpad Technology Group is the new name for Launchpad Media. The same team now offers software development, AI consulting and Claude Enterprise implementation alongside the media and marketing work we are known for.

We offer software development, enterprise AI adoption, sales tech and CRM, operations and automation, consulting and strategy, and media and marketing. Most clients combine two or more, and every service is accelerated by AI.

We work mainly with startups and growing companies, and with enterprise teams adopting AI. Our leadership has delivered programs in financial services, healthcare, technology, automotive, energy, consumer brands, entertainment and defense.

Yes. We work remotely with clients across the United States and can travel for workshops, filming and on-site training when a project calls for it.

You work directly with senior people, every project has a clear scope and fixed proposal, and you own everything we build. We combine consultants, engineers and storytellers in one team, so your strategy, your tech stack and your story stay aligned.

Launchpad Technology Group is a US-based technology studio. We work remotely with clients across the United States and travel for workshops, design sprints and on-site training when a project needs it.

Launchpad is founder-led by Richard Modad, a solution architect, technical manager and full-stack developer, and Ray Modad, a software and technology sales and operations executive. Together they bring 45 years of combined experience.

Launchpad Technology Group implements enterprise AI platforms including Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini and open models, with security configuration, integrations, workshops and team training. We are vendor-neutral and recommend the right tool for each use case.

Launchpad Technology Group builds working software and AI prototypes in days to a couple of weeks, using AI-accelerated design and development, then takes successful prototypes into production.

Engagements range from fixed-price assessments, workshops and prototypes to multi-month builds. Share a budget range in the contact form and we will recommend the most valuable starting point for it, including whether a smaller first step makes more sense.

Our leadership has delivered programs in financial services, healthcare and life sciences, technology and SaaS, automotive and mobility, energy, consumer brands, entertainment and media, and government and defense.

Send us a message through the contact form with a short description of your goals. A senior team member will reply within one business day to schedule a free consultation.

A technology consultant helps you make better decisions about the platforms, data and processes your business runs on. At Launchpad that means understanding your goals, auditing your current tech stack, recommending the right tools and building a roadmap your team can follow.

A tech stack audit is a review of every software platform your business pays for, how they connect and how well they are used. You get a clear map of overlaps, gaps and unused licenses, plus a plan to consolidate tools and reduce cost.

Yes. We gather your requirements, shortlist vendors, run side-by-side comparisons and demos, and review pricing and contracts so you choose the platform that fits your business rather than the one with the best sales pitch.

Yes. We provide part-time senior technology leadership for companies that are not ready for a full-time hire, including monthly strategy sessions, vendor oversight and help hiring technical roles.

We start with your business goals, map current processes and systems, identify the highest-impact changes and sequence them into phases with clear owners, milestones and success metrics. Change management and team training are built into every phase.

Sales technology is the set of tools a sales team uses to find, manage and close deals, including the CRM, sales automation, calling and meeting tools, proposal and e-signature software, and pipeline analytics. Connected well, it gives reps more selling time and leaders an accurate forecast.

Yes. We implement, migrate and clean up Salesforce, HubSpot, Pipedrive and other CRMs, configuring pipelines, properties, automation and permissions around how your team actually sells.

Yes. We de-duplicate and clean your data, simplify pipeline stages and fields, rebuild automation and reporting, and train your team so the CRM becomes a system people trust instead of avoid.

AI can research prospects, draft personalized emails, summarize calls, update CRM records and flag at-risk deals. We connect these capabilities to your CRM and sales process so reps spend more time selling.

Yes. We build pipeline, conversion and revenue dashboards and forecast reports on clean CRM data, so leadership can see what is really happening and where deals stall.

A focused CRM implementation for a small or mid-sized team typically takes four to eight weeks, including data migration and training. Larger or multi-team rollouts are planned in phases.

Revenue operations aligns marketing, sales and customer success around one set of systems, data and processes. The result is cleaner handoffs, shared reporting and a clearer view of what drives revenue.

We automate repetitive work such as data entry, lead routing, approvals, invoicing handoffs, reporting and document processing, using integrations and AI while keeping people in the loop where judgement matters.

Marketing technology is the software marketers use to attract, convert and measure customers, including websites, marketing automation, CRM, analytics, advertising and content tools. A well-integrated martech stack tracks every lead from first click to closed deal.

Yes. We connect marketing automation, website forms, advertising platforms and analytics to your CRM so lead and campaign data syncs automatically and attribution reporting is accurate.

Yes. We implement analytics and conversion tracking, build attribution models and create dashboards that show which channels and campaigns actually generate pipeline and revenue.

We work with HubSpot, Marketo, ActiveCampaign, Mailchimp, Klaviyo and other major platforms, and we recommend tools based on your needs rather than a single vendor.

It means preparing for attackers who use AI agents and for defenders who now have AI scanning. In practice: closing the exposures automated attackers find first, adding AI-assisted scanning and triage, securing your own AI tools and training your team for AI-generated phishing.

Yes. For Claude Enterprise customers we set up and run Claude Security, Anthropic’s scanner powered by its Mythos-class models, and for everyone we combine AI-assisted code review with established scanners, then verify and prioritize the findings.

We rank each verified finding by how exploitable it is, how exposed the affected system is and what an attacker could reach through it, then assign owners and work the list down in remediation sprints.

Catching security issues earlier: scanning code, dependencies, secrets and infrastructure in the pipeline and at the pull request, rather than after release.

We threat-model the application, test for prompt injection and data leakage, limit each agent’s tools and data access, require approval for risky actions and log activity for review.

Research published in 2026 by Anthropic’s Frontier Red Team showed small open models running and replicating across cheap IoT hardware in controlled tests. The practical defense is the same hygiene that stopped earlier botnets: no default credentials, no exposed admin services, timely updates and segmented networks.

Usually, yes. End-of-life operating systems, PHP versions and plugins no longer receive security fixes, and automated scanners probe for them constantly. We assess, back up and then upgrade or rebuild on supported, hardened infrastructure.

A rapid prototype is a working, clickable version of a product or workflow built quickly to test an idea with real users and real data before committing to a full build.

Most focused prototypes take days to a couple of weeks. Scope, data access and how many directions you want to compare are the biggest factors.

A prototype answers a question, such as whether users understand a flow or whether an AI model performs well enough. A minimum viable product is the smallest version you can release and support. We often build the prototype first, then turn what works into the MVP.

Yes. We prototype AI assistants and agents against your real documents and systems, measure how well they perform, and only recommend production once the results justify it.

Sometimes. Prototype code that proves out is often refactored into the production foundation; when speed shortcuts were taken, it becomes the blueprint instead. Either way, you own everything we build.

Prototypes are scoped as a fixed-price engagement after a free consultation, so you know the cost before work begins. It is usually a small fraction of a full build and the cheapest way to de-risk one.

Yes. We design and build custom web applications such as customer portals, dashboards, booking systems, internal tools and SaaS products, using proven modern frameworks chosen to fit your needs and budget.

Yes. We build fast, custom WordPress sites using native blocks and the Site Editor instead of heavy page builders, so pages load quickly and your team can edit everything without technical help.

Yes. We rebuild sites from page builders such as Elementor, Divi and Thrive Architect into lightweight native WordPress, preserving your content and redirecting old URLs so you keep your search rankings.

Yes. You own all code, designs and content we create for you. We deliver documented source code and admin access, with no proprietary platforms or licenses that lock you in.

A focused marketing website typically takes three to six weeks from kickoff to launch. Larger sites and web applications are scheduled in phases, and you receive a timeline with your proposal before work begins.

We design every site to pass Google’s Core Web Vitals, with optimized images, minimal JavaScript and self-hosted fonts. Most of our landing pages load in well under two seconds on a typical mobile connection.

Yes. We connect websites and applications to CRMs, payment processors, email platforms, scheduling tools and internal systems through APIs and webhooks so data flows automatically.

Yes. We can host and maintain your site on Google Cloud, AWS or your preferred provider, including backups, monitoring, security updates and support. Ongoing care is optional, never required.

Yes. Every site includes clean semantic markup, fast load times, structured data, XML sitemaps and redirects from old URLs, which give search engines and AI answer engines what they need to understand and rank your pages.

An AI consultant identifies where artificial intelligence can save time or create revenue in your business, then designs and implements the tools and workflows to capture that value. At Launchpad that means assessment, prototyping, deployment and training.

Start with an AI readiness assessment. We interview your team, map key workflows and score each opportunity by impact, effort and risk, so you get a prioritized roadmap instead of guesswork.

Yes. We build assistants grounded in your own documents and systems, so they answer accurately about your products, policies and processes, and can take actions such as drafting replies, updating records or creating reports.

Common examples include email and ticket triage, document summarization, proposal and report drafting, data entry, research, meeting notes and lead qualification. We keep people in the loop wherever judgement or approval matters.

It can be, when it is configured correctly. We help you choose business-grade AI services, set access controls and data retention, and write clear usage policies so confidential information is handled appropriately.

Costs depend on scope. Many clients start with a fixed-price assessment or pilot, then expand once results are proven. Every engagement is quoted as a fixed proposal after a free consultation.

Most teams see measurable time savings within weeks of a focused pilot. We deliberately start with high-impact, low-risk use cases so you build confidence and momentum quickly.

Our goal is to remove repetitive work so your people can focus on higher-value tasks. The most successful AI programs we implement augment existing teams rather than replace them.

Yes. We run hands-on, role-specific workshops and provide prompt and workflow playbooks, followed by office hours and adoption tracking so new habits actually stick.

We are vendor-neutral. We implement Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Microsoft Copilot and open models, and recommend the right fit for each use case based on capability, security and cost.

Yes. We deliver ready-to-use rollouts with single sign-on, workspaces, prompt libraries, governance settings and training, so teams are productive from day one.

Yes. Where privacy or cost demands it, we deploy open models in your own cloud environment and connect them to your data and tools securely.

Yes. We implement Claude Enterprise, ChatGPT Enterprise, Gemini for Google Workspace and Microsoft Copilot, and many organizations use more than one. We help you decide which tools fit which teams.

Claude Enterprise is Anthropic’s plan for organizations that want to use the Claude AI assistant at scale, with administrative controls, security features and integrations designed for business use.

A Launchpad Technology Group implementation covers rollout planning, security and admin configuration, shared projects and knowledge setup, integrations with your tools, team training and ongoing optimization, so Claude delivers value from the first week.

Buying licenses is easy; getting consistent, secure value across an organization is harder. A partner speeds up configuration, avoids common security and adoption mistakes, and builds the projects, workflows and training that make people use it well.

A typical rollout runs four to eight weeks, starting with a pilot group and expanding department by department. Timelines depend on the size of your organization and the integrations you need.

Yes. Claude can be connected to many common business tools and to internal systems through connectors and custom integrations. We configure these with appropriate permissions so Claude works with real context securely.

Yes. Claude Enterprise supports single sign-on and centralized user management, which we configure to match your existing identity provider and access policies.

Under Anthropic’s commercial terms, business data from plans like Claude Enterprise is not used to train its models by default. We review the current policies with your team during planning so everyone understands how data is handled.

Claude Code is Anthropic’s agentic coding tool that helps developers write, review and change code from the terminal and IDE. We help engineering teams set it up, define safe workflows and train developers to use it productively.

Teams use Claude to draft and edit documents, analyze data and reports, summarize research and meetings, write and review code, prepare proposals and answer questions about internal knowledge. We tailor use cases and templates to each department.

We define success metrics before launch, such as hours saved, turnaround time and output quality, then track adoption and outcomes during the pilot and after rollout so you can see the return clearly.

Yes. We provide live training for each team, an internal champions program, reusable prompt libraries and regular office hours so adoption continues to grow after launch.

Yes. Video production remains a core service, including commercials, brand films, product videos, event coverage, animation and motion graphics, from concept and scripting through final delivery.

Our team has produced video and marketing campaigns for brands including Walmart, State Farm, Walgreens, Welch’s and LEGO, as well as universities, startups and local businesses.

Yes. We build landing pages, offers and paid media campaigns designed to attract qualified leads and deliver them straight into your CRM and sales process, with tracking on every step.

Yes. We set up and clean up CRMs, build email nurture sequences and automate follow-up and lead scoring so prospects never fall through the cracks.

Yes. We plan and manage influencer partnerships, from creator selection and briefs to content approval and performance reporting.

We use AI to speed up research, content drafts, personalization and reporting, while our team keeps creative direction and quality control. The result is more output and better targeting without losing your brand voice.

Yes. We create brand identities, campaign graphics, social content and presentation design that keep your brand consistent across every channel.

Every project follows three steps: a free consultation to understand your goals, a blueprint with a precise scope, timeline and fixed proposal, and a launch phase where we build, ship and train your team.

Pricing depends on scope, so we quote every engagement as a fixed proposal after a free consultation. You know exactly what you are getting and what it costs before any work begins.

No. Most engagements are fixed-scope projects. Ongoing support and retainers are available if you want them, but they are never required.

Yes. The initial consultation is free and carries no obligation. It is a working conversation about your goals and constraints, not a sales pitch.

We reply to every inquiry within one business day, usually sooner.

You work directly with senior team members who plan and deliver the work. There are no hand-offs to junior account managers.

Yes. We often collaborate with in-house marketing, IT and engineering teams, filling specific gaps or leading a project while your team learns alongside us.

You receive documentation, training and full access to everything we built. Optional support plans are available for maintenance, improvements and new features.

Yes. Our WordPress sites use the native Site Editor, so you can change text, images and layouts visually without code and without a page-builder subscription.

You can. Because you own the code and we avoid proprietary tools, any qualified developer or host can take over, and we provide documentation to make the hand-off smooth.

Yes. We offer quarterly reviews, new use-case development, training for new hires and help adopting new Claude features as they are released.

Use the contact form on our website to tell us about your project. A senior team member will reply personally within one business day.