The big one · San Jose, CA

San Jose is where I did the most work. Downtown to Willow Glen to Blossom Hill.

The first state capital of California, the Valley of Heart's Delight, the city that gave Silicon Valley its address. I spent years building marketing systems for a San Jose agency before starting On Point Tech, and a lot of the businesses on this page came out of that. Now I build the same systems for San Jose businesses directly, in accounts you own.

Michael Le · On Point Tech Solutions · 14585 S Bascom Ave, Suite L, Los Gatos, CA 95032 · +1 (888) 910-9194

San Jose, from someone who grew up here

People forget San Jose was here first. It was the first civilian town in California under Spain in 1777, and the first state capital in 1849 before the legislature moved on. For most of the next century this was the Valley of Heart's Delight: orchards to the horizon and canneries downtown packing the fruit. Then the orchards became subdivisions and the canneries became chip fabs, and by the seventies the trade press had a new name for the place. Somewhere in there my family landed in Sunnyvale, and San Jose was the city we drove into for everything.

The San Jose I know as a marketer is the one below the towers. Downtown restaurants and food halls. A showroom on the north side. Gyms and studios in Willow Glen. Dentists, barbershops, a detailer who comes to your driveway. That is the kind of business I have helped in this city, more of them here than anywhere else, and every one of them is run by a person who answers their own phone.

They get found fine. What they lose is the lead that came in at 7pm and got answered at 9am, after a competitor booked it. That is a plumbing problem inside the business, and it is the one I fix first. My office is in Los Gatos on South Bascom, ten minutes from Willow Glen and Cambrian, and I meet in person when it helps.

Businesses I have helped in San Jose

Names you can click through to.

More San Jose businesses than I can list here came through that agency work. The other businesses I name on this site are the ones on the homepage, every one of them live and clickable.

Who this fits in San Jose

Three kinds of San Jose business, three builds.

Restaurants, bars, and food businesses

Reservations, ordering and catering requests on a site you own, reviews asked for after every visit, and a Google Business Profile that gets fed. Restaurants are the businesses I have helped most in this city, and this is the build they get.

Clinics, salons, gyms, and studios

Online booking that fills the calendar, reminders that cut no-shows, and a CRM that knows who has not been back in a while.

Home services across the city

Missed-call text back, quote forms into a pipeline, review requests after every job, and a site built for the trade rather than from a template.

What it looks like

What the builds look like.

Excavation contractor website design concept with bold type and a scroll depth gauge
Trades concept. Built for a business that sells heavy work.
ADU builder website design concept where the backyard home gets built step by step as the visitor scrolls
ADU builder concept. The house goes up as the visitor scrolls, from dirt to keys.

The concept builds above are labelled as concepts, with made-up business names. The live client sites are on the homepage, and more of the work is on the websites page.

The part that is the same everywhere

You own it. All of it.

The website, the domain, the CRM, the ad account, the data. Every account gets created in your name on day one. If I vanished tomorrow your business would not notice. I can run it for you, or write the SOP and train your team to run it. I run On Point Tech on the same systems I sell. That is the proof.

01 · The scope

Count what you need

A page list, the automations, and a timeline, agreed in writing before anything starts.

02 · The build

Design plus wiring

The site, the booking, the CRM, and the follow-up, built together so leads land somewhere.

03 · The keys

All in your name

Logins handed over, SOP written, team trained. Keep me on or run it yourself.

Straight answers

What San Jose businesses ask first.

Do you build in GoHighLevel?
Yes, that is the platform under every system I build, and I run my own business on it. The sub-account is created in your name. See GoHighLevel automation and CRM setup.
I already have an agency. Why switch?
Ask them one question: if I leave, what do I keep? If the answer is not everything, that is the reason. I will also tell you honestly if what you have is fine and only needs the follow-up wired in.
Can you teach my office manager to run it?
That is half the business. Every build can be handed over with a written SOP and training, so your own team runs it. Or I run it for you. Your call, and you can change it later.

Talk to the person who builds it.

One call with me, Michael. No sales handoff, no pitch deck. Bring what you have and leave with a plan.

Also serving Sunnyvale, Santa Clara, Los Gatos, Campbell, Cupertino, Saratoga, and businesses everywhere.