Start with a number.
The audit prices the problem first. Everything after it is fixed-price.
Start here
Audit
AI Optimization Audit
$2,500credited toward your build
- Your hours, counted, and what they're worth back
- Where money and information leak
- The first thing worth optimizing, priced
- What not to touch yet (the honest list)
Then build, scoped to what the audit finds
One task
Focused Build
from $4,000fixed, scoped at your audit
- The single task that wins back the most hours, automated
- Built from what the audit found
- Price agreed before we start
Done for you
The core system
The Intensive
from $15,000fixed, scales with real scope
- Your full system, installed in-house
- Worst tasks first, then the next
- Security gate passed, report in hand
- Installed in days
Several systems
Custom / Multi-System
$45,000–75,000+scoped at the audit
- Several systems working together across the business
- Scoped and priced at the audit, in writing
- Same gate, same ownership. Everything transfers
Then we run it: two bands, same operator
Light touch
Essential
from $2,500/mo · monthly re-audit + monitoring
- Monthly re-audit keeps it sharp
- Monitoring and minor tuning
- You own everything, always
Most engaged clients
Standard
from $8,000/mo · bi-weekly, active builds
- Bi-weekly cycle, not monthly
- New automations most cycles
- Direct access: no account managers, just me
Why two bands: light monitoring and active growth aren't the same purchase. Standard's roster stays limited.
Rather build it yourself? The course is $1,997. Guided own-builds run $499–$2,000 depending on scope. Ask about the course →
Straight answers
Before you ask.
Why is the audit first?
A build without a number is a guess. The audit says what a system would recover, and whether it's worth building at all.
What does "fixed price" mean here?
The price we agree on is the price you pay. Scope changes are agreed before they happen, never billed after.
Why several build tiers instead of one price?
A single task and several systems don't cost the same. The audit says which tier you need; price follows scope.
What's in managed operations?
Essential is the monthly check-up: re-audit, monitoring, tuning. Standard is bi-weekly, with new builds most cycles.
Do we really own it?
Yes. Ownership transfers with final payment, in writing. The system, the model, and your data stay with you.