Every price below is real. Most of the work is the boring revenue workflows where founder-led and mid-market teams leak time: sales follow-up, proposal drafting, reporting, onboarding, CRM hygiene. Unusual or larger engagements get scoped, everyone else pays what the page says. No pricing theater.
You fill the form, I read it, and you get back the bottleneck I would attack first plus one fix. In writing, by email, within two business days. Sometimes the fix is a tool you can buy this afternoon. You get the answer either way.
A working session on how work actually moves through your business, then a written readout: a map of your workflows, a ranked backlog of where AI removes drag without adding risk, a 90-day implementation plan, an approval-gate and risk map, and the first sprint I would run. Honest hours-saved math with the assumptions shown. Five to seven business days.
We build one working AI-assisted workflow end to end, usually the sales follow-up or proposal-drafting engine leaking the most revenue. You get the working system, the prompt and agent specs, the automation logic, a QA checklist, a human approval gate, the SOP, a training walkthrough, and a measurement plan. Larger custom builds are scoped fixed-price up to $25,000.
Ongoing implementation without hiring an internal AI ops bench. One to two workflow improvements a month, team enablement, QA and maintenance, reporting, and a living roadmap. We stand up your AI staff one system at a time; everything we build is documented and belongs to you. Month to month, no lock-in.
Capped at a handful of clients at a time. That is not a scarcity play, I also run a company.
Each problem the assessment finds lands in exactly one of three buckets. When in doubt, it routes to the cheaper bucket, and the report says why.
A million businesses share the problem and software companies already solved it. Scheduling, invoicing, reminders, review requests. The prescription is a named product and a monthly price. If a $30 tool kills the problem, prescribing anything else is malpractice.
The work needs reading, deciding, and writing in your context, the work a competent assistant would do. Triaging the inbox, drafting replies, screening, monitoring for exceptions. The prescription is an AI teammate with access to your context and a human approval gate on anything that leaves the building.
The problem lives in a workflow that is yours alone, so no product exists. The prescription is a scoped build from the tier above, priced before work starts.
Do it yourself with my course. Do it with me as your operating partner. Or hand it off as a scoped sprint or build. The report recommends whichever the numbers support, including the one where I make $249 and you never hire me. Roughly nobody sells this way, which is exactly why it works.
Free, written, two business days. It will tell you if you even need me.