$250 covers one well-defined question, answered properly in three to five days — not a full audit of the business. Something broader, spanning several systems or teams, costs more because mapping it takes longer, not because the plan itself is worth more; we'll say which one applies to you on the first call.
Who this is for
For founders and small business owners who know AI should help somewhere but aren't sure what to build first, or in what order.
What's included
- A map of how your work flows today, and where it gets stuck
- A straight answer on whether to buy a tool or build one
- A ranked plan, with a fixed price against each step
- What's realistic to build, and what could go wrong
How this works in practice
- Fixed price, agreed first
- We settle the number before work starts. If the job changes, we re-quote — we don't add it to the bill.
- You own everything we build
- The code, the repository and everything in it are yours outright once the job's paid for — no licence to renew, no dependency on us to keep using it.
- How we get access
- Nothing to hand over for this one. We look at how your business and systems run, not your code — a screen-share of the tools you already use is usually enough.
How a job like this runs
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Turning 'We Should Do Something With AI' Into a Shipped Feature and a Team That Uses It
The board kept asking what the AI strategy was, a competitor had rushed out a chatbot nobody used, and staff were already pasting things into ChatGPT with no shared rules about what was safe to share. We spent three days finding the one product feature actually worth building, ruling out four AI ideas that would have been decoration, and setting the team up to use AI properly day to day.
Problems this solves
Worth reading first
All insightsKnow exactly what to build before you spend a cent.
One call, thirty minutes, nothing to prepare. We'll tell you whether this is the right job for you — and if it isn't, which one is.