The AI consulting firm where you get the CEO

An AI consulting firm works out where AI belongs in your business, then puts it in. The good ones start with your numbers rather than with the technology, because the tools change every few months and the bottlenecks do not. The Agency builds AI systems for companies every day, and this page is the door to the person who runs it. Where a large firm hands back a strategy document, we hand back a working system and the plan that got us there. If you would rather buy the systems as a monthly product than as advice, see our pricing.

Founders, CEOs and senior leaders of companies turning over $250k to $10M a year who want to grow, put AI in properly, or fix one thing that is costing them money. Under $250k, start with the monthly build instead and come back later, because at that size the answer is nearly always to build the machine rather than talk about it. Over $10M, the monthly advisory is usually the right shape, since the decisions come faster than a one-off session can serve. This is for people who make decisions and then act on them.

Here it is $500 for a one-off Discovery Session, $3,500 a month for ongoing advisory, and from $5,000 for a custom project. Across the market it is usually sold by the hour, and the range is wide enough that plenty of companies never find out what the answer was worth before the meter starts. I price the outcome instead. You know the number before we start, the Discovery Session leaves you with a written plan whether or not you go further, and there is no setup fee on any of it.

Scale, and who turns up. A large firm brings a method, a deck and a team of analysts, and that works, slowly, at a price that suits a company with a board behind it. I bring seven businesses built, four industry awards and more than 300 AI systems, and I answer the question in the call rather than in a report six weeks later. No 90-page deck, no discovery phase that bills for three months before anything moves. If your problem genuinely needs forty people on it, I will tell you that too, because sending you somewhere better is cheaper for both of us than taking the money.

One 60-minute call, a short questionnaire beforehand so we do not spend the hour on background, a written 90-day plan within two working days, and the full recording. The plan names three things to do first, in order, with what each one is worth and who has to do it. The recording matters more than people expect, because the person who has to build the thing is usually not the person on the call. You leave with a plan, not a nice conversation. If the honest answer turns out to be that you do not need AI in the place you thought you did, that is in the plan too.

Yes, and most advisory clients start that way. The session is how we both find out whether this works before anyone commits to months of it, and it is a fairer test than any sales call, because you have seen the actual work rather than a pitch about it. If you want to carry on afterwards we talk about the monthly shape then, and nothing you paid for the session is wasted. There is no pressure to decide on the call either, since the plan is already yours.

Monthly advisory runs with 8 clients at a time, because what you are buying is attention and attention does not stretch. If it is full you go on a priority waitlist and we tell you honestly how long that is likely to be. Discovery Sessions have more room through the year, and they are the faster route in. Send the enquiry and we confirm within two working days whether we can take it, and if the honest answer is that you should wait a quarter, that is what you will be told.

Service businesses, agencies, consultancies, SaaS, ecommerce, professional services and media. If you sell something and want to sell more of it with less effort, this applies, because the bottlenecks rhyme across all of them. The work runs from global brands to owner-run companies: Netflix, Mercedes-Benz, Amazon Prime, San Miguel, Biovene, Champ Vision and Digital Saga. You can see what we actually did on our results page.