See AI automation on your business — not a demo.

The Process Assessment: a visual map of one workflow, a cost-per-process analysis, a specific automation recommendation with ROI and timeline, tool recommendations, and a 30-minute live walkthrough. Delivered in 3–5 days, and credited toward any build started within 30 days.

If your automation isn't working exactly as scoped by day 5, you pay nothing. Zero. We keep working until it's right, or we refund you completely. We've done 150+ implementations — we're confident in our work.

Minor scope adjustments during the build are included. After delivery, additional changes are billed at our standard hourly rate — or rolled into a larger build if you're continuing.

Primarily n8n, Make.com, and custom API integrations — all open source or tools you already own. We never build on proprietary platforms that charge you ongoing fees.

It is the normal starting point, and the pilot is designed for it. The $500 assessment maps your process by watching how the work actually happens — no technical vocabulary required from you. The build that follows ships with plain-language documentation and a recorded walkthrough, so the person who inherits it in six months can run it without us in the room.

Zero obligation to continue. Most clients move from the pilot to a custom build or full suite, scoped on a call — but the pilot stands alone, and everything we built is yours either way.

The unglamorous ones that run every day: answering and qualifying enquiries, sending reminders, chasing invoices on a cadence, reading documents into a system, pushing status updates, drafting quotes from captured inputs. A five-minute task done thirty times a week beats a quarterly report every time, which is why the pilot targets frequency rather than ambition.

Write down the one process you want automated, including the exceptions and who decides when one happens. Agree what success looks like as a number. Decide who owns the result afterwards. That preparation is most of a pilot's value — it is also why ours starts with a $500 assessment that maps the process before a single workflow is built.

Time the task honestly for a week, multiply by how often it runs and by the loaded hourly cost of whoever does it, and annualise. That is the cost of the manual version. A pilot that automates one such task at a fixed price gives you a real before-and-after inside a month, which is a far better basis for the larger decision than any vendor's projection.