Your AI person, without the headcount.
AI keeps creating new questions — what to use, what to ignore, what to build and what to improve. We stay close enough to your business to answer them as they come.
How businesses usually solve this.
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Hire someone
What worksFull attention, deep context, on your side of the table.
What is hardSenior AI people are expensive and hard to hire.
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Use an agency per project
What worksReal delivery capacity when there is a defined thing to build.
What is hardBetween projects, nobody is continuously looking at what changed or what should come next.
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Do it internally
What worksNobody understands your business better than your own team.
What is hardAI competes with someone’s actual job and depends on one person.
Your external AI partner.
We already know how your business works, so every question doesn’t start from scratch. And if there’s nothing worth building, we’ll tell you.
If all you need is one clearly defined project, a one-off build will do. This is for when the questions keep coming.
What the partnership covers.
Four things, ongoing. Anything new we build is scoped separately.
Keeping what we built running
We monitor and maintain the systems already in place, handling issues and changes as they arise.
Someone to ask
“Can we automate this?” “Is this tool worth it?” “Could AI help here?” You have someone who already knows your business to ask.
Working out what comes next
We identify and shape worthwhile opportunities before anything gets built.
Keeping the AI plan current
As the business, tools and priorities change, we reassess what is useful and what isn’t.