Built by a video production agency, for video production agencies — starting with the ones we open next.
You shoot for contractors. TMOS is where the footage, the edits, the approvals and the sites you build for them actually live — 11 capabilities on one platform instead of a Dropbox folder and a spreadsheet. Proven first inside Lowcountry Construction Media, our own production agency and the first of them.
One platform. One login. Everything in it.
The site, the photos and video on it, the quote requests it brings in, and the jobs they turn into — connected in one place instead of scattered across five different tools.
This is the loop, start to finish.
Not a feature list — one ordinary day in an agency running trades clients, and where the handoffs stop breaking.
- 6:40
The crew leaves with a plan, not a vibe
The brief for today's job is on their phone — the angle, three scripts, and a shot list they tick off as they go. Written before anyone got in the truck, from what the client already told you.
Step 1 of 6 - 11:20
Footage lands where it belongs
Cards get dumped into Dropbox on the drive back. TMOS files every clip against the right client and the right job on its own. Nobody renames anything.
Step 2 of 6 - 14:00
The editor cuts from the shot list
No hunting for the reveal, no asking what this job was supposed to sell. The brief that planned the shoot is the same document that briefs the edit.
Step 3 of 6 - 16:15
The client watches, on their phone, at the job site
Two videos in their portal. They approve one and ask for a tighter opening on the other. You know within the hour, in writing, attached to the right file.
Step 4 of 6 - Next morning
The approved cut goes live on their site
Straight from the portal onto the job's page — and handed over ad-ready if they or their ad person want to run it. No re-uploading, no wondering which version was signed off.
Step 5 of 6 - Month end
You can answer the only question that matters
Not page views. Which quote requests turned into booked work, for which client — because the site, the request and the job are the same chain of records.
Step 6 of 6
Log into the portal, not another mock site.
The sites we build are one half of this — you can click around those on the websites page. This is the other half: the software behind them, the login where jobs, footage, approvals and quote requests actually live. Leave an email and you're straight into the real thing with real job-site footage in it. No password, no signup, no sales call.
See your portal
The software a contractor logs into — your jobs, your photos and video, work waiting for your approval, and the quote requests your site brought in. Not a website mock-up; the actual dashboard.
See the agency side
Running several contractors at once? The same software, from the other side — every client's jobs, footage, site content and quote requests across the whole roster.
The demo runs on a sample agency with sample clients. Publishing ads and sending email are switched off; everything else is the real product.
Every module, one dashboard.
Some modules are live today. Others are in active development. All of them are built to plug into the same system — not bolted on after the fact.
Growth
Every lead from every channel — ads, site, referral — in one place from day one.
Run and read campaigns from the client's own portal, next to the quote requests they produced. Planned — not being built yet.
The contractor's site itself, built and hosted on TMOS — with the quote form wired straight into their leads.
Operations
A visual pipeline from first touch to won — status tracking, follow-up tasks, notes, and a full activity timeline on every lead, source-attributed back to the campaign that produced it.
Every video, photo, and ad asset organized by project and reusable — live and in daily use inside Lowcountry Construction Media today.
Scheduling and stage tracking for content shoots, no email thread required — live internally, not yet client-facing.
Intelligence
Monthly reporting tied to leads and revenue — not just impressions and clicks.
Ask TMOS what's working in a given market and get an answer sourced from real account data, not a guess.
Automated follow-up and proposal drafting that runs itself once you set the rule.
Access & Billing
One login for the agency, rolled up across its whole client roster, plus a scoped portal per client for visibility and approvals — live internally at Lowcountry Construction Media, not yet offered externally.
Billing and payment history in the same place as the results it paid for.
One system today. The same system tomorrow.
TMOS isn't sized for how many clients an agency runs right now — it's built so growth doesn't mean switching tools, re-training the team, or starting reporting over from zero for every new client.
- No new software to learn as an agency's client roster grows
- One login, whether an agency runs one client or fifty
- Every month of reporting makes every client's targeting sharper
Proven internally before it's offered to anyone.
TMOS earns its way into the product by working inside a real agency first.
Solve a real problem at Lowcountry
Every TMOS capability starts as something Lowcountry Construction Media's own team actually needs to run client work more efficiently.
Build it and use it internally
No feature ships as a roadmap item — it gets built, then used on real client accounts before it's considered proven.
Prove it against real results
Real sites, real footage, real quote requests, real clients logging in — the same bar Lowcountry's clients already hold the agency to.
Only then consider offering it wider
A capability earns its way toward becoming a product once it's demonstrably saved real time or improved real results — not before.
What people ask about TMOS.
Run a video production agency?
TMOS isn't open to everyone yet — it's being proven inside Lowcountry Construction Media's real client work first. Tell us about your shop and we'll add you to the early access list.