Every service has a published scope, price band, and timeline. We work top to bottom of the list: most clients start with an assessment, then pick the two or three things that will earn their money back first.
A one-week, on-site engagement that tells you which AI projects will pay you back and which ones are a waste of money. Most clients start here.
The boring half of every operations team's calendar moved into a workflow that runs without them. LLM steps where they actually help. Plain code where they don't.
A real agent in production, not a demo on a homepage. Customer-facing chat, internal Q&A over your documents, or multi-step task agents wired into your real tools.
Marketing sites and product surfaces built to work with the AI underneath, not bolted on after. The website most agencies sell as “a redesign” is often the front end of an AI system that doesn’t exist yet. We build both.
Half-day and full-day workshops for the people doing the work, not the people writing the policy. We bring a laptop, your team brings their actual tasks, and at the end of the day they have three things they can use on Monday.
The work that decides whether AI sits idle next to a Slack channel of complaints or becomes the way work gets done. A six to twelve week engagement focused on adoption, not implementation.
A custom website for your business, built in two to three weeks at a fraction of what a traditional web agency charges. Real design. Real copy. Real code in your repo. The savings come from how we build, not from cutting corners on what you get.
We use AI internally to compress the slow parts of agency work — first-draft layouts, copy variations, image generation, component scaffolding, animation prototypes — then a senior practitioner edits, directs, and ships. You get the output of a four-month agency engagement in a quarter of the time.
Most clients chain two or three engagements over six to nine months. These are the three sequences we see most often.
One week, fixed price, an actual plan you can read. If the assessment finds that AI isn't the right answer for you right now, we'll say so. We get paid for the week either way, and you don't waste a year.