Working together, in detail
Four ways to work together, from smallest to biggest. Every engagement starts with the free Scan — start small, build and iterate.
Smallest · Look
A clear picture of where AI would help first — before any money changes hands. A focused set of questions about one recurring piece of work, no jargon and no obligation.
Step up · Decide
A fixed-price working session on your business, run the Review-First way — what to stop doing, what to simplify, and only then what to build. We work through your Scan results together and set up the first step live.
You leave with
Done for you · Build
We build your first automation and hand it over working — scoped, tested, documented. One real improvement, live in your business, judged one way: a job that used to eat someone's day now gets done on its own.
Also included
The first-win guarantee: live and working as scoped, or we keep working at no charge. Scope fixed in writing first.
Book a Discovery CallBiggest · Operate
An ongoing retainer, run for you: automations tuned weekly, and one new improvement shipped every month. Larger projects — workflow restructuring, multi-system integration, a pipeline automated end to end — live here too, and they start with a conversation, not a price list.
An improvement ships every month, or that month is free.
What the bigger end looks like
Over 900 declined or rejected orders researched and drafted automatically since March, with a person reviewing every reply. An estimated 125–200 hours of lookup and reply-writing taken off the team.
See all seven examples →Book a Discovery CallThe same way for everyone — smallest step first.
Take the free AI Operations Scan. A focused set of questions about one recurring piece of work, and a result naming what to change first and three steps to start on.
A discovery call to review your results. We align on the highest-impact opportunity and the smallest step that proves it.
Begin at the step that fits, then build and iterate — no default package, no big upfront commitment.
The free Scan asks about one recurring piece of work. Whatever you decide afterwards, you'll have a clearer picture of where AI and automations fit your business — and where they don't.