About
A lawyer who codes, selling what CRO agencies won’t.
Operisys is run by Ashkan Gholizadeh — UK-based lawyer, full-stack developer, and builder of AI systems for regulated industries.
Why this exists
Most founders I speak to have read the CRO advice. They’ve skimmed the blog posts. Many have even asked ChatGPT for suggestions on their landing page. And almost none of them have implemented anything.
It’s not laziness. It’s priorities. Implementation is the unglamorous, high-friction part of the job. Nobody on the team owns it. The audit PDF sits in a Drive folder. Three months later the funnel still leaks and the team still obsesses over ad performance instead.
So we built a fixed-price, fixed-scope, guaranteed offer that removes the excuse. £1,500. Seven days. We install Clarity, analyse the sessions, and ship the fixes ourselves. If the recovery projection doesn’t beat £1,500/month, you pay nothing.
The combination
The reason the work looks different is the combination behind it: legal training (reading the small print, anticipating edge cases), engineering (shipping changes, not just recommending them), and CRO obsession (pattern-matching across hundreds of real funnels). A CRO agency can’t ship the fix. A dev shop doesn’t know which fix to pick. An AI tool can’t carry the risk.
The wider picture
Conversion Teardowns are the starting offer. Operisys is being built to become a boutique AI services firm for regulated industries over the next 18–24 months — a methodology-first practice, productised offering by productised offering. The full ambition lives on the Vision page.
Alongside Operisys, Ashkan builds GHK Global, an AI-powered immigration platform. The services arm funds the product arm. The product arm stress-tests the method.
What we won’t do
- Retainers, lock-ins, or minimums.
- Deliverables that are pretty PDFs instead of shipped code.
- Promises we can’t put money behind.