makethings.click: What It Does, Pricing and Who Should Skip It

Updated 2026-10-18 · Facts checked 2026-10-18 · No hands-on testing, no scores

Owned by the site’s owner. makethings.click belongs to Justin Zwick / Heimdall Digital Holdings, which runs this site. We drafted this listing from its live website only. We earn no commission on it, but we obviously aren’t neutral.

A consultancy in the Colorado Springs area. AI implementation (chatbots and assistants, knowledge assistants over your documents, document processing, AI agents, AI usage policy and training) is one of its services, alongside process automation, websites, integrations, CRM optimization, SEO, paid ads, analytics, email automation and strategy. Work is quoted in writing, built in your accounts and handed over with documentation.

At a glance

Factmakethings.click
CategoryAI services (done for you)
Lowest listed priceQuote only (no public prices). The site says each project is scoped individually and quoted in writing before work starts.
Free tier or trialThe site mentions an intro call but doesn’t say whether it’s free. Free plan or trial: not stated on site.
Pricing checked2026-10-18
OwnerOwned by the site’s owner
Our relationshipOwned by the site’s owner: no commission involved

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Who it’s for

Individuals and companies of all sizes; the AI page names business owners, teams already experimenting with AI, customer-facing businesses and document-heavy operations (as stated on the site).

Who should skip it

Anyone who wants a software product rather than consulting, or published prices. The site guarantees no specific outcomes. Works remotely, US.

Pricing (checked 2026-10-18)

Free tier or trial

The site mentions an intro call but doesn’t say whether it’s free. Free plan or trial: not stated on site.

Notable complaints

Sources

  1. makethings.click official site (checked 2026-10-18)