Find out exactly what AI would do for your business. In 60 minutes.
Not a sales call. A working session with your team, in your systems, that ends with a written plan and real dollars attached. Free this August, limited places.
- 60 minutes, screen share, your systems on screen. We map the 2 or 3 workflows eating your week, live.
- Your top 3 agent opportunities, costed. Each with the hours and dollars it hands back per year.
- A fixed-price roadmap within 3 business days. What to build first, what it needs, what it costs. Yours to keep either way.
- No cost this August. The audit normally runs at $499. For August we are running it free while places last.
How it runs
15 minutes of homework
A short intake form so we arrive knowing your systems and your pain points. No credentials, ever.
60 minutes together
Workflow walkthroughs in your tools, a systems reality check, and we pick your first agent with you.
Roadmap in 3 days
Written plan, dollars per year per agent, fixed quote for build one, and a 30 minute call to walk it through.
Is it for you?
A great fit if
- You run a small business with 3 to 50 people
- Admin is eating evenings and weekends
- You use cloud tools like Xero, even just a few
- You want AI working, not another subscription
Not for you if
- You want to build it all yourself (go for it, genuinely)
- You are after a cheap chatbot for the website
- Nobody in the business can give us 60 minutes
Fair questions, straight answers.
Is it really free?
Yes, for August. The audit normally runs at $499 because it is real work: preparation before, 60 focused minutes during, and a written roadmap after. For August we are running it at no cost while places last. No card, no catch.
What if the roadmap says AI is not worth it for us yet?
Then it says so, with the reasons and what would need to change first. You keep the roadmap either way, and you have spent an hour to avoid spending $50,000 in the wrong place.
Who runs the session?
The people who build the agents. No handoff to a junior, no slide deck.
Do you need access to our systems?
Not before the session, and we never ask for passwords. You drive the screen share; we look at what you show us.