One hour. Three to five moves, ranked by what they're worth.
Before you spend a dollar on a build, you should know which fix pays first. I go through your operation and hand you a short, ranked list: the moves worth making, ordered by dollar impact and how easy they are to ship. One hour, one flat fee, and the whole $1,497 comes off your build if we keep going.
So you never buy a build blind.
Most owners I meet already sense where AI might help. What they can't see is which move pays first, which one is easy, and which one just sounds good in a demo. The Assessment settles that on paper before anyone quotes you a build.
You see the whole board first.
Every move that's worth making, in one place, instead of chasing the one a vendor happened to pitch you.
Each move has a number on it.
Ranked by the dollars it frees or protects, and by how quickly it ships. You spend on the one that earns its keep.
The fee isn't a sunk cost.
The full $1,497 credits against the build you choose, so the hour pays for itself the moment you commit.
What I go through.
You don't fill anything in first. I come to see how the work actually happens and read what your systems already hold.
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I follow the money through your week.
Where quotes get stuck, where month-end eats a day, which customers went quiet, what your team retypes by hand. I look at the paths cash actually takes, not an org chart.
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I read what you already own.
The ERP, the CRM, the licenses nobody has opened since training. Most of the answer is already sitting in there. My engineers connect by API, read-only. Nothing in your ERP changes without your say-so.
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I score every move.
Dollar impact on one axis, how easy it is to ship on the other. AI only makes the list where it beats plain technology. Half the wins turn out to be plumbing, and I'll tell you so.
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You get the ranked list, in writing.
Three to five moves, ordered by what they're worth, each small enough to say yes to without a board meeting. That's the whole deliverable, and it's yours whether or not you build.
A one-page plan you could act on tomorrow.
One page you could hand your team the same afternoon: the workflow, the tool that fixes it, the guardrail on your data, and who owns it, for each move on the list.
“I ran exactly this across a six-department engineering firm. Twenty-plus pain points scored, and one automation surfaced worth an estimated $15,000–$40,000 a month.”
Your one-page plan
The workflow, the tool, the guardrail, and the next move, with an owner on each.
The Assessment, in plain numbers.
Pick a move, and I build it.
When you're ready to ship the top move, that's The Build: one fixed number between $10K and $95K, quoted in writing, first proof in 14 days. Your Assessment fee comes straight off it.
Book your Assessment.
Pick a time that suits you and the hour is booked. You don't prep anything: I come to see how the work actually happens, and you leave with the ranked list in writing.
- One hour, one flat fee: $1,497, agreed before we start
- Three to five moves, ranked by dollar impact, in writing
- The one-page plan is yours whether or not you build
- My engineers connect by API, read-only. Nothing in your ERP changes without your say-so
- The full $1,497 credits against your build
Want the numbers first? See the work.
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