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AI & automation

AI that keeps working after the demo.

We are not selling you a chatbot. We look at where your team's week actually goes, automate the parts that should not need a person, and keep it running afterwards. Every engagement starts with a free readiness assessment and continues as a monthly retainer once it is live, because AI nobody looks after drifts.

Readiness assessment
Free
Typical build to launch
About 7 weeks
After launch
Monthly retainer
Team based in
Calgary

Final pricing depends on the systems involved, the state of your data and the integration scope, and is confirmed after the readiness assessment.

What we build

Five ways the work your team does twice gets done once.

All of them start with the same free assessment, and all of them are kept running by the same team after launch.

  1. Every engagement starts here

    Free, one week

    AI readiness assessment

    We look at where your team's time goes and hand you a short written report on where AI would pay back first.

    What the assessment involves
    Price
    Free
    Length
    One week, no obligation
    What you get
    The top three automation opportunities, ranked
    Then
    A fixed-price proposal for the first build, or an honest 'not yet'

How we work

An engagement, not a project.

A chatbot that was accurate in March is answering out-of-date questions by September. Automation built for last year's process quietly breaks when the process changes. So we do not hand over and leave. Every AI engagement runs in three stages, and the third one does not end.

  1. Assess

    Week 1, free

    We sit with the people who do the work and find the three places automation pays back first. You get it in writing, with a fixed price for the first build, or an honest 'not yet'.

  2. Build

    About seven weeks

    Designed, built, connected to the systems you already use and tested on your real data before anyone relies on it.

  3. Improve

    Monthly, ongoing

    Your business changes, your data changes, the models change. We monitor, retrain and adjust so the thing that worked at launch still works in a year. This is the part most AI projects skip, and the reason most of them fade.

From first call to live

Most AI projects start with the technology. Ours start with your problem.

Six steps, about seven weeks to launch for a typical build, and a price you have seen in writing before step three.

  1. We map your workflows and identify the highest-return places AI can help. Not every process needs AI, so we start with the ones that save the most.

A chatbot that was accurate in March is answering out-of-date questions by September.

What it costs

Free to find out. Fixed price to build. Monthly to keep it working.

We do not publish a single number for AI work because no two builds are the same size. What we do publish is how the money works at each stage, and you see the fixed price before you commit to anything.

AI readiness assessment

Free

One week. We map where your team's time goes and hand you the top three places automation pays back, in writing. No obligation.

Build

Fixed price, quoted in writing

Scoped and priced after the assessment, before any build starts. A typical build reaches launch in about seven weeks.

Ongoing improvement

Monthly retainer, from a scope agreed at launch

Monitoring, retraining and changes as your business and data change. This is where the return compounds, and it is why we treat AI as an engagement rather than a project.

The assessment is free. Builds are quoted at a fixed price before work starts. Ongoing improvement is a monthly retainer. Final pricing depends on the systems involved, the state of your data and the integration scope, and is confirmed after the readiness assessment.

Start with a free AI readiness assessment.

One week, no obligation. We look at where your team's time goes and hand you a short written report on where AI would pay back first.

  • A map of where the hours go in your business, by team
  • The top three automation opportunities, ranked
  • A fixed-price proposal for the first build, or an honest 'not yet'

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