PROOF / COUNTED 10 JUNE 2026

Every number on this page was counted, not estimated.

This page exists for one reason: numbers we count, not numbers we claim.

Most agency results pages are adjectives. This one is a set of database queries. Each figure below came straight out of a system we built, with the source named next to it. If we could not count it or find it written down, it is not here.

That cuts both ways. You will find no revenue claims, no “300% traffic growth”, no “up to” anything. We do not have those numbers documented, so we do not claim them. What we do have is a set of systems running right now, and their counters.

SYSTEM 01 / BIDWELL

One person runs this entire acquisition engine

Bidwell is our own product, which makes it the proof we can show in full. The system ingests UK contract award data daily, builds pages from it, derives prospects from it, drafts outreach to them and classifies every reply. One founder operates all of it.

32,858

contract award records, refreshed daily from 5 UK portals

Counted from the live database, 10 June 2026

2,128

programmatic buyer and sector pages built from that data

Counted from the live database, 10 June 2026

17,136

prospect companies derived from the award data

Counted from the live database, 10 June 2026

6,110

enriched decision-maker contacts

Counted from the live database, 10 June 2026

3,416

AI-drafted outbound touches, 2,827 sends recorded

Counted from the live database, 10 June 2026

138

blog posts maintained by the content pipeline

Counted from the live database, 10 June 2026

20

long-form guides, 15 with AI-generated audio versions

Counted from the live database, 10 June 2026

Read the Bidwell case study →Tender writing as a use case →Outbound prospecting as a use case →

BIDWELL / THE PIPELINE, DRAWN

Award data goes in one end. Classified replies come out the other.

Every stage below is live and unattended. The numbers are the state of the pipeline on 10 June 2026, not a projection.

01 INGEST

5 portals

Award data pulled daily from FTS, Contracts Finder, PCS, Sell2Wales and eTendersNI

02 STORE

32,858

Contract award records in the database

03 PUBLISH

2,128

Buyer and sector pages generated from the data

04 DERIVE

17,136

Prospect companies identified from awards

05 ENRICH

6,110

Named decision-maker contacts found

06 DRAFT

3,416

AI-drafted touches, 2,827 sends recorded

07 REPLY

AI-classified

Every reply scored, hot ones pushed straight to a phone

One founder operates this. No agency retainer, no ops team, no one copy-pasting between tools at midnight.

CLIENT SYSTEMS

The same discipline, on other people's systems

Each of these is a shipped system doing real work for a real business. The numbers come from project records and the systems' own databases.

SYSTEM 02 / PURPLE

A 6,500-URL site moved without losing its footing

Purple is a WiFi analytics company serving 80,000+ venues. We rebuilt purple.ai on Next.js and Supabase, then replaced its HubSpot forms with our own capture system in one coordinated cutover.

6,500+

URLs migrated from Webflow to Next.js and Supabase

Project documentation and sitemap audit, May 2026

13

locales served, with new content auto-translated to 12 of them

Locale rollout documentation, 2026

24

lead forms cut over in one go, each verified with a real browser submit

Cutover log, 18 to 19 May 2026

Read the Purple case study →Website migration as a use case →

SYSTEM 03 / VETS AT HOME

A national booking platform, rebuilt and tested

Full rebrand and replatform of a national in-home pet end-of-life service, including porting its entire operational workflow estate from no-code to typed, tested code.

25

live n8n workflows ported to typed Inngest functions

Platform migration record, 4 June 2026

248

automated tests backing those workflows

Platform migration record, 4 June 2026

583

jobs mirrored in the new platform, across 71 vets and 23 crematoria

Platform migration record, June 2026

88

city pages live on the new site

Content launch record, June 2026

Read the Vets at Home case study →Booking automation as a use case →

SYSTEM 04 / VIVIFY

A prospecting engine that cost 14 pence to run

A venue-hire discovery system for a school-lettings platform. The first live run searched around one school and came back with more prospects than the client expected, for less than the price of a stamp.

107

hirer groups found in the first live run, 89 new to the client

The system’s own search records, 6 June 2026

£0.14

total data cost of that search

The system’s own cost records, 6 June 2026

0

records lost or orphaned through enrichment

The system’s own search records, 6 June 2026

Read the Vivify case study →Outbound prospecting as a use case →

SYSTEM 05 / COOK-A-LONG

Training where people leave with a working tool

Our live training format. No slide decks: everyone builds along in the session and keeps what they made.

11

sessions run

Session records, 2026

65

participants

Session records, 2026

41

working tools built by attendees

Session records, 2026

Inside a Cook-a-Long →

SYSTEM 06 / THIS SITE

We run on the system we sell

The site you are reading is produced and maintained by the same content pipeline we build for clients. These are its launch counts.

Read the case studies →The content engine as a use case →

10

blog posts at launch

20

guides at launch

5

case studies at launch

THE LEDGER

The same numbers, in a deliberately boring table

No animation, no JavaScript required. Cite it, quote it, check it against us later.

Every verified Operosus proof point, with its value, the system it belongs to and the source of the count.
System	Number	What it counts	Source
Bidwell	32,858	contract award records, refreshed daily from 5 UK portals	Counted from the live database, 10 June 2026
	2,128	programmatic buyer and sector pages built from that data	Counted from the live database, 10 June 2026
	17,136	prospect companies derived from the award data	Counted from the live database, 10 June 2026
	6,110	enriched decision-maker contacts	Counted from the live database, 10 June 2026
	3,416	AI-drafted outbound touches, 2,827 sends recorded	Counted from the live database, 10 June 2026
	138	blog posts maintained by the content pipeline	Counted from the live database, 10 June 2026
	20	long-form guides, 15 with AI-generated audio versions	Counted from the live database, 10 June 2026
Purple	6,500+	URLs migrated from Webflow to Next.js and Supabase	Project documentation and sitemap audit, May 2026
	13	locales served, with new content auto-translated to 12 of them	Locale rollout documentation, 2026
	24	lead forms cut over in one go, each verified with a real browser submit	Cutover log, 18 to 19 May 2026
Vets at Home	25	live n8n workflows ported to typed Inngest functions	Platform migration record, 4 June 2026
	248	automated tests backing those workflows	Platform migration record, 4 June 2026
	583	jobs mirrored in the new platform, across 71 vets and 23 crematoria	Platform migration record, June 2026
	88	city pages live on the new site	Content launch record, June 2026
Vivify	107	hirer groups found in the first live run, 89 new to the client	The system’s own search records, 6 June 2026
	£0.14	total data cost of that search	The system’s own cost records, 6 June 2026
	0	records lost or orphaned through enrichment	The system’s own search records, 6 June 2026
Cook-a-Long	11	sessions run	Session records, 2026
	65	participants	Session records, 2026
	41	working tools built by attendees	Session records, 2026
This site	10	blog posts at launch	Counted from the live database, 10 June 2026
	20	guides at launch	Counted from the live database, 10 June 2026
	5	case studies at launch	Counted from the live database, 10 June 2026

Counts marked 10 June 2026 were read directly from the live databases that day. The rest come from dated project records. When a number on this page goes stale, we update it upward or take it down: we do not round it up and hope.

The stories behind the numbers →The person who counted them →The market numbers, sourced the same way →

SHIPPED / LAST 30 DAYS

What went out the door

The same standard, applied to ourselves: this log is pulled from this site’s own commit history and refreshed at deploy time. Every line below is a real piece of work with a commit behind it.

operosus-next / git log

11 JunSolo-founder line on consultancy and booking pages
11 JunDIY line under every paid CTA, sitewide
11 Jun16 review workstreams landed: bespoke animations, colour blocking
11 JunDIY-first positioning: free build ladder, 8 how-I-do-it guides
11 JunIndustries coverage 5 to 13, guides search live
11 Jun23 answer pages, shipped
11 JunLead pipeline wired: form to CRM to notification
11 JunAnimation forensics: 29 findings fixed across 6 streams
11 JunUse-case library, 29 systems, shipped
10 Jun13 workstreams from a 7-perspective site review
10 JunDeploy pipeline fixed, live on Cloudflare Workers
10 JunFull site build: pages, animations, content engine, SEO

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