Advisory · fixed price
Where is AI actually worth it for your business?
A short, fixed-price engagement. We look at how you actually work and write up where AI would earn its keep, with rough numbers on what it saves and what it costs to build. If none of it pencils out, we tell you that, and you have not spent much finding out.
The assessment is the paid step, and it never starts before a free call and a written scope you approve.
how it works
From first call to finished work.
No mystery about what happens next. You see every stage before you commit to any of it.
Talk to an engineer
Free, 30 minutes
Explain the work eating your time, the tools involved, and what you have already tried. This is the person who would build it, not a salesperson.
Get a go or no-go
By the next business morning
You hear whether there is a real AI opportunity, whether an existing product is the better answer, or whether it is not worth doing at all.
Approve a fixed-price assessment
$1,500 to $3,000
Only if it makes sense. Nothing starts until the scope, price, inputs, timeline, and deliverables are set in writing.
Get the roadmap, decide
It is yours to keep
A ranked plan with real numbers. Build it with us or take it elsewhere. If we build it, the assessment fee comes off the build.
What you walk away with
- A ranked list of what to automate first, most useful thing at the top
- Rough numbers on the time and money each one gives back
- An honest read on whether to buy something off the shelf or build it
- A plan in plain language that is yours to keep
before we recommend anything
How we evaluate every opportunity.
Every idea that comes out of an assessment has to clear the same six questions first.
- Will it increase revenue?
- Will it reduce operating costs?
- Will it improve your customers’ experience?
- Will it make your people more productive?
- Will the return be measurable?
- Is it practical for a business your size?
If the answers are no, we say so and recommend nothing. Sometimes the honest end of an assessment is “not yet,” and the plan is yours to keep either way.
Send the engineer some context
This does not start a paid engagement. It gives the engineer enough to prepare for a free call, after which you get a straight recommendation and, if it fits, a fixed-price assessment scope to approve. We reply by the next business morning.
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