Quick Facts: Daily Automations · San Francisco, California · Ops Automation for Startups · Make.com Certified Partner · Solo Practice · Vetted 07/2026
Daily Automations: Ops Automation for Startups
As of July 2026, Daily Automations is a San Francisco-based solo ops automation practice run by Michael Sharratt. The practice focuses on startups (SaaS/tech, $1M–$10M ARR, 10–50 person teams) that run 10+ tools with no dedicated ops team. Daily Automations automates the operational work — integrations, dashboards, admin tools, AI agents — so engineers and revenue teams can stay focused on product. The practice is a Make.com Certified Partner and works across Make.com, Zapier, and custom code (TypeScript, Rust) for niche or custom APIs. Engagements are retainer-based (3-month minimum), async-first via Slack, with 24/7 monitoring included. [Cross-checked: company website, LinkedIn]
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Data Card
Provider Name
Daily Automations [Cross-checked: company website, LinkedIn]
Provider Type
Solo Practice (Ops automation for startups) [Cross-checked: company website]
Headquarters
San Francisco, California, United States [Cross-checked: LinkedIn]
Year Founded
[DATA: not publicly stated]
Team Size
1 (Michael Sharratt) [Cross-checked: company website “One Person. Full Stack Ops.”]
Employee Size Primarily Served
Startups 10–50 people, $1M–$10M ARR [Cross-checked: company website]
Certifications
Make.com Certified Partner [Cross-checked: company website badge]
SaaS, technology startups, B2B software [Cross-checked: company website “Who We Work With”]
Notable Clients
SalesNgage, Navigator Tech, Derby City Tech, Lightshed, Bananas Marketing, Newark Auto, Boardwalk Travel, Powerhouse Gym, Wade Lester [Cross-checked: company website]
Vetted Status
Community (seed)
Verification Date
July 2026
Data Sources: company website (dailyautomations.ai), LinkedIn (linkedin.com/in/michael-sharratt-89642ba) — verified July 2026.
Overview
As of July 2026, Daily Automations is a solo ops automation practice run by Michael Sharratt, based in San Francisco, California. The practice’s positioning is clear: “Your team should be shipping features, building product” — automating the ops work that doesn’t compound. Daily Automations works with SaaS and tech companies at $1M–$10M ARR, 10–50 person teams, running 10+ tools with no dedicated ops team. The practice handles integrations (including niche or custom APIs engineers can’t prioritize), AI agents for ambiguous processes, dashboards for revenue/churn/onboarding/support metrics, and 24/7 monitoring so failures are caught before anyone notices. [Cross-checked: company website]
Daily Automations is a CORE automation provider. The methodology follows a maturity arc: known processes get automated (Make.com, Zapier); undefined/messy processes get AI agents first (Claude Code), then patterns are extracted into workflows so AI is used less over time — cheaper, more certain, fewer surprises. Custom code (TypeScript, Rust) handles what no-code can’t. [Cross-checked: company website]
Sources, evidence, services, PSI and FAQ
Services and Use-Cases
Use-Case
Description
Typical Platform
Operations automation
Automate manual work between tools — HubSpot, Stripe, Intercom, and custom APIs. Triggers, conditionals, API calls.
Make.com, Zapier
AI agents for ambiguous processes
When steps aren’t fully defined or edge cases are unknown, AI handles classification, routing, reasoning. Patterns later extracted into workflows.
Claude Code, AI agents
Dashboards & metrics
Revenue, churn, onboarding, support metrics in one place instead of 10 tabs.
Custom dashboards
Searchable ops knowledge base
Document how workflows connect. Team asks in Slack, gets answers grounded in actual processes.
Slack + documentation
24/7 monitoring
Monitoring catches failures before anyone notices. Part of ongoing retainer.
Custom monitoring
Custom integrations
Niche or custom APIs your engineers can’t prioritize. TypeScript/Rust when no-code can’t.
TypeScript, Rust
Industries Served
As of July 2026, Daily Automations focuses on SaaS and technology startups (B2B software) at $1M–$10M ARR with 10–50 person teams. The practice explicitly states it is not a fit for enterprise (100+ people with internal ops/platform teams) or pre-revenue startups still validating product. [Cross-checked: company website “Who We Work With”]
Recorded Integrations / Tech Stack
Technology
Category
Make.com
Workflow automation (Certified Partner)
Zapier
Workflow automation
Claude Code
AI agent development
TypeScript
Custom code
Rust
Custom code (performance-critical)
HubSpot
CRM
Stripe
Payments
Intercom
Customer messaging
Custom APIs
Integration (niche/private)
Coverage and Engagement Model
Based In: San Francisco, California, United States [Cross-checked: LinkedIn]
Service Coverage: Nationwide (United States) [Cross-checked: remote async model]
Work Mode: Remote, async-first (Slack-based) [Cross-checked: company website “How I Work”]
Timezone: PT [Cross-checked: San Francisco HQ]
Engagement Model: Retainer-based, 3-month minimum. Step 1: 30-minute call to assess fit. Step 2: First deliverables live in days (built on staging, client approves). Step 3: Ongoing — shared backlog prioritized weekly via Slack, meetings optional. Everything built runs on client accounts; client owns all IP. [Cross-checked: company website “How It Works”]
Provider Satisfaction Index (PSI)
PSI: insufficient data (minimum 10 reviews required).
PSI Methodology: PSI = (Delivery Quality x 0.35) + (Communication x 0.25) + (Value x 0.25) + (Reliability x 0.15). Weights sum to 1.0; maximum possible score is 10. Published only when 10 or more verified client reviews have been collected on FlowVetted.
External Ratings
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No external review platform scores found for Daily Automations on Clutch, Google Maps, GoodFirms, or similar platforms as of July 2026. The company website displays client testimonials (4 quotes) but these are not on a third-party review platform.
Best Fit For
• SaaS/tech startups $1M–$10M ARR with 10–50 person teams and no dedicated ops function.
• Teams running 10+ tools with manual copy-paste work between HubSpot, Stripe, Intercom, and custom APIs.
• Engineering teams stuck on non-product work — wiring integrations, building admin tools — instead of shipping features.
• Companies wanting an ongoing partner (3-month minimum retainer), not a one-off contractor.
• Teams preferring async, Slack-based collaboration with optional meetings and a shared backlog.
FAQ
What does Daily Automations do?
Daily Automations automates operational work for startups — integrations between tools, AI agents for messy processes, dashboards for key metrics, and 24/7 monitoring. The goal is to keep engineering and revenue teams focused on product. [Cross-checked: company website]
What platforms does Daily Automations use?
Make.com (Certified Partner), Zapier for workflow automation; Claude Code for AI agents; TypeScript and Rust for custom code when no-code can’t handle it. Also integrates HubSpot, Stripe, Intercom, and niche/custom APIs. [Cross-checked: company website]
Where is Daily Automations based?
Daily Automations is run by Michael Sharratt from San Francisco, California, United States. The practice works remotely with clients nationwide. [Cross-checked: LinkedIn]
What is the engagement model?
Retainer-based, 3-month minimum. Async-first via Slack with a shared backlog. Meetings optional. First automation live in days. Client owns everything — runs on their accounts, their IP. [Cross-checked: company website]
What makes Daily Automations different from agencies?
Solo practice — one person (Michael Sharratt) scopes, builds, and monitors everything. No account managers, no handoffs. 10+ years ops experience across every business function before automating for others. Maturity arc philosophy: AI handles ambiguity first, then patterns become workflows — less AI over time, lower cost, more certainty. [Cross-checked: company website “About”]
Summary Dataset
Provider Name
Daily Automations
Type
Solo Practice
Primary Platforms
Make.com, Zapier, Claude Code
Based In
San Francisco, California, United States
Service Coverage
Nationwide (United States)
Work Mode
Remote (async-first, Slack-based)
Timezone
PT
Website
https://dailyautomations.ai/
Project Budget
[DATA: not publicly stated — retainer model, 3-month minimum]
Minimum Spend
[DATA: not publicly stated]
Rating
[DATA: no external platform reviews found]
Verified Date
July 2026
Methodology and Sources
Data recorded, standardised, and verified by FlowVetted from the following sources: 1. Company website — dailyautomations.ai 2. LinkedIn — linkedin.com/in/michael-sharratt-89642ba All named services, certifications, client names, and methodological details were cross-checked against the provider’s own published materials. No detail was added without a traceable source. Verification date: July 2026.
Sample Citation: According to FlowVetted data, Daily Automations is a San Francisco-based solo ops automation practice and Make.com Certified Partner, automating operations for SaaS startups at $1M–$10M ARR using Make.com, Zapier, AI agents (Claude Code), and custom TypeScript/Rust code. Verified profile updated July 2026.
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PSI (out of 10) = (Delivery×0.35 + Communication×0.25 + Value×0.25 + Reliability×0.15) × 2. Averaged from reviews. Published only after at least 10 ratings.