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See what's slowing you down. Fix what's holding you back.
Four ways to bring AI into your business, in the order they usually pay off: find the bottleneck, price the fix, build the system, then keep compounding it. You can start on any rung, and plenty of operators only ever use one.
The path
One door in, four rungs up.
00 Start here
Free assessment
One call, a written read, no obligation. Every engagement starts at this door.
01 Discover
AI Readiness Workshop
One session
02 Build
Solutions Roadmap
1 to 2 weeks
03 Adopt
Implementation
2 to 4 weeks per module
04 Compound
Growth Partnership
Monthly, cancel clean
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01 Discover
One sessionAI Readiness Workshop
Get the owner and the team on the same page about AI, and leave with a plan you can start this week.
You keep: Bottleneck Map
What's inside →02 Build
1 to 2 weeksSolutions Roadmap
Map the real workflow, do the math, and get a build-ready plan you can hand to anyone.
You keep: Build-ready roadmap with a do-not-build list
What's inside →03 Adopt
2 to 4 weeks per moduleImplementation
A working system inside the tools you already run, owned by you and adopted by your team.
You keep: Working module plus evidence it works
What's inside →04 Compound
Monthly, cancel cleanGrowth Partnership
An AI operator embedded in your business, shipping the next system while the last one pays for itself.
You keep: Outcome review plus the next proposal
What's inside →How the ladder works
Every rung stands on its own.
Each engagement produces something you keep and can hand to somebody else. The workshop leaves you a plan. The roadmap leaves you a costed build order any developer could execute. Implementation leaves you the code, the knowledge base, and the tests, in your own accounts. Nothing here is designed to make the next step mandatory.
The order exists because it is cheaper. Diagnosing before building is the difference between one system that pays for the next and a pile of automations nobody trusts. But if you already know what you need, say so on the call and we will start where you actually are.
The pricing posture
Priced on the outcome.
- The roadmap fee credits into the build. Diagnose first, and it costs you nothing extra.
- No prices on the page, because the true one depends on your operation. You get a real number on a call.
- We publish market-rate data in our research articles; your figure comes from your assessment.
- We never bill you for model usage. Your systems run in your own accounts, and the table below shows who pays for what.
Cost transparency
Who pays for what.
Most AI vendors blur where their bill ends and your infrastructure begins. Here is the whole stack, named.
| The line item | Who pays |
|---|---|
| The build and my time | What you pay CMore Flo. |
| Model usage (Claude, GPT) | Never billed by us. Your systems run in your own accounts. |
| Infrastructure (hosting, database) | Your accounts, at cost, usually under coffee money for small systems. |
| The tools you already pay for (CRM, phones) | Stay yours. We connect to them, we do not replace them. |
Questions
Answered plainly.
Do I have to start at the beginning?
No. Start on whichever rung matches what you already know. If you can describe the bottleneck precisely, skip to the roadmap. If you already have a plan you trust, skip to implementation. The ladder is an order of operations, not a required sequence.
What is the difference between the workshop and the roadmap?
The workshop is one session that gives you direction and a this-week plan. The roadmap is one to two weeks inside the operation that gives you a costed, prioritized, build-ready plan with the numbers attached. The workshop tells you where to look. The roadmap tells you what it is worth and what it takes.
Why are there no prices on this page?
Because the honest number depends on the size of the operation and what is in scope, and a range wide enough to be true would not help you. We publish market-rate data in our research articles; your figure comes from your assessment. What we can say publicly: the roadmap fee credits into the build, and month one of any paid engagement is fully refundable.
Who owns what gets built?
You do, from day one. The code sits in your repository, the knowledge base sits in your cloud, and the accounts are in your name. Nothing we build stops working because you stopped paying us. That is the point of the whole model.
Do you work with businesses that have no AI experience?
That is most of them. The workshop exists for exactly that: no vocabulary required, nothing to prepare, and every term gets explained in plain English the first time it comes up.
The method
All four phases are one operating system.
Discover, Build, Adopt, Compound. The engagements above are how you buy it. The methodology page is how it works, in detail, for free.
Read how we work →The guarantee
Month one is fully refundable.
On every paid engagement: if the first month does not land, you get it back. No conversation needed. The receipts culture means you see evidence before you see an invoice.
The door is free either way. Start with the assessment, and we will tell you straight whether there is anything here worth paying for.