Small steps. Deep roots.
A more self-reliant home starts with one step.
Less guessing. Less buying things you won’t use. Find a practical next project that fits your backyard, your budget, and your actual free time.
Start free. Go deeper with a $49 personalized plan.
Our promise, from day one
Real costs, including upkeep.
Recommendations with a reason.
Progress over more chores.
Your Next $100
A useful plan.
Not another rabbit hole.
Raised beds or water storage? Before you spend, figure out what comes first. We’re starting with busy Southeast households with a backyard or small acreage.
“What can I actually finish?”
That’s the question every recommendation should answer.
Start with the home you have.
Tell us your budget, household size, broad location, space, existing resources, time, and goals. No dream homestead required.
Find the project that earns its place.
The free assessment recommends one project, explains why it comes first, and gives you a broad cost and time range plus one action to take now.
Turn a next step into a 90-day path.
The paid plan sequences three projects with materials, recurring costs, maintenance, and checklists. Follow-up emails help you check in on what you’ve started—and what got in the way.
Clear assumptions and supporting references come with the paid plan. Project choices follow explicit rules; AI helps explain approved recommendations, not invent them.
Choose your starting point
Clarity first. Commitment next.
Free assessment
$0
One good starting point, before you spend.
- One recommended project and why it comes first
- Broad cost and time range
- One immediate action
- Optional shareable result card
Your Next $100 — personalized plan
The 90-day path$49 one-time
Your next three steps, in an order that makes sense.
- Three projects sequenced by priority
- A personalized 90-day schedule
- Materials, recurring costs, and maintenance
- Downloadable checklists and follow-up emails
- Clear assumptions and supporting references
The $49 is for the digital plan. Project materials cost extra; “Your Next $100” isn’t a guarantee that every project costs $100.
Make room for a little progress
You don’t need to do everything.
Just the next right thing.
Start with what you have. Build something you can keep up with.