Where to start

The best first automation is the thing you hate doing.

Not the most impressive one — the most repetitive one. Usually it is following up with quotes, chasing reviews, answering the same five questions, or turning one job photo into a week of content.

On the discovery call we map what you actually do in a week and find the task with the worst ratio of hours spent to value created. That is the one worth automating first.

What you get
  • AI-generated content and video production
  • Automated customer follow-up so leads stop going cold
  • Custom automation scoped to your workflow, not a generic template
  • Training so your team can actually use it after we leave
  • Thirty days of adjustments included
Pricing

Custom-scoped, quoted after a quick call.

Every business's repetitive work looks different, so automation projects are scoped individually. Most projects start at $500 for a single workflow.

Single Workflow · Most popular

From $500

One-time • scoped after a call

  • Discovery call to map your workflow
  • Automation build & testing
  • Training on how to use it
  • 30 days of adjustments included
Get Started

Starting prices. Final pricing depends on scope, and you always get a written quote before anything is billed. See all pricing.

Why it is quoted, not priced

Every business is repetitive in a different way.

There is no honest fixed price for automation, because the work depends entirely on what your workflow looks like and what software you already use. Most single-workflow projects start at $500.

You get the scope and the price in writing after the call, before anything is billed.

The honest version

AI is a tool, not a miracle.

Some things automate beautifully. Others need a person, and we will tell you when you are looking at one of those instead of selling you a build that will disappoint you.

Anything customer-facing that we automate gets a human check in the loop — an automated message that gets a fact wrong costs more than the time it saved.

How it works

What actually happens.

1. Discovery call

We map your week and find the repetitive work. Free, and you keep the map whether or not you hire us.

2. Written scope

What gets automated, what it will do, what it will not do, and the price. In writing, before anything is billed.

3. Build & test

We build it and run it against real cases until it behaves properly, not just until it runs once.

4. Training

We show you and your staff how to use it, change it and switch it off. No black boxes.

5. 30 days of tweaks

Real use always turns up edge cases. Adjustments for the first month are included.

6. Human in the loop

Anything that talks to your customers gets a person checking it. That is a design rule, not an upsell.

Questions

Straight answers.

How much does AI automation cost?

Projects are scoped individually because every business is repetitive in a different way. Most single-workflow projects start at $500. You get a written quote after the discovery call, before anything is billed.

What can actually be automated?

Commonly: customer follow-up and quote chasing, review requests, answering repeated questions, content and video production from a small amount of source material, and moving information between the tools you already use.

Will it replace my staff?

That is not what we build. The target is the repetitive work that eats hours without creating value, so the people you have can spend their time on the parts that need a person.

What if the AI gets something wrong?

Anything customer-facing is built with a human check in the loop. An automated message that gets a fact wrong costs more than the time it saved, so we design for that from the start.

Do I need to already use particular software?

No. Part of the discovery call is finding out what you already use, and we build around that rather than making you switch everything.

What happens after the build?

You get training on how to use, change and switch off the automation, plus 30 days of adjustments included. It is yours to run.

Let's talk about what you actually need.

A short call, an honest recommendation, and a written quote before anything is billed.