The $2,500 AI Assessment gives you a ranked plan, the cost of the work, and a fixed price for the first build in 14 days.
$2,500 · 14 days · refundable · credited to the build
You know which task eats the week. We follow it from arrival to completion, count the corrections, and identify the work your team would still need to do after automation.
The plan compares the expected benefit with the build price and ongoing costs. If an existing tool solves the problem, the recommendation names it.
Scope
After the assessment
The opportunities we identify, ranked by payback and feasibility.
Value
After the assessment
The cost per year, counted against every cost including subscriptions and upkeep.
Adoption
After the assessment
The first build picked for the highest odds your team keeps using it.
The Workflow X-Ray
Working session
Your process mapped without asking you to write a manual first.
True-Cost ROI math
Cost model
Expected benefit alongside software, usage, maintenance, and remaining review work.
The Opportunity Map
10–15 page plan
The opportunities identified in your business, ranked by payback.
The First Win pick
Ranked pick
The one to do first, and what it is worth.
The fixed price
Written scope
What it costs to build, in writing.
Tools picked for you
Shortlist
Including the ones that mean not hiring me.
Your time: a working session and a walkthrough. How long depends on your team size and how many places the problem touches.
You keep the plan whether you build with me or not.
Full refund
If I do not find a durable, reliable solution to your bottleneck, I refund the full $2,500.
If no durable solution is found
Credited in full
The whole $2,500 comes off the build price.
Build starts within 30 days of assessment delivery
A call to see whether this fits. If it does not, I will say so.
The assessment gives you the plan and scope. Implementation is a separate purchase. Someone on your team still needs to own the workflow, review exceptions, and learn how to use what gets built. Those responsibilities belong in the scope before you commit.
A landscaping company with 202 clients stopped retyping paper checks. Six hours a week back.
Read the case study
Ten years running operations at Saucey, from courier to VP, across about 1,000 cities.
Chris Shon, founder
See what the opportunity map, cost model, and build scope contain, with clearly labeled examples.
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The full $2,500 comes off the build price if the build starts within 30 days of assessment delivery. After 30 days, the credit expires.
You know what is slow. This tells you what it costs, whether software is even the answer, and what the fix costs before you commit.
If I do not find a durable, reliable solution to the bottleneck you are facing, I refund the full $2,500.
The plan is yours. It names the tools and the scope, so anyone can build from it.
The first automation runs within 30 days of the build starting.
30 minutes. We look at where your week goes and decide whether an assessment is worth it.