$747 · Credits 100% toward the AI Exploration

An AI opportunity assessment that ends the guessing.

A structured audit of how your business actually runs, ending in your AI Strategy Blueprint: every opportunity found, scored, and sequenced into an action plan. Built from real conversations with you and your key people, not a generic checklist.

Book a Discovery Call No pitch on the call  ·  The Blueprint is yours to keep  ·  Credits 100% toward the AI Exploration
The definition

What is an AI opportunity assessment?

An AI opportunity assessment is a structured audit that identifies where artificial intelligence can take real work off a business, before any money goes into tools or builds. It maps how the business actually runs, finds the recurring tasks and bottlenecks AI can handle, scores each opportunity for impact against effort, and sequences them into an action plan, quick wins first.

Consultancies run these for enterprise clients at four and five figures, built on frameworks and readiness scorecards. This one is built for small business: the same discipline (interviews, scored opportunities, a sequenced plan), sized to a founder-led company where the biggest opportunities usually hide in proposals, follow-ups, status updates, and invoice chasing.

The deliverable is your AI Strategy Blueprint: findings in your team's own words, every opportunity scored, and an honest recommendation for each one, whether that's an existing tool, an automation, or a custom build. Want a self-serve preview first? The free 3-minute Task Audit measures your starting point right now.

What you get

One document that answers the question you've been sitting on.

"I know AI could help. I just can't see where it fits my business."

Every founder I talk to says a version of that sentence. The tools change weekly, every vendor promises everything, and nobody has looked at your actual business: your clients, your tools, the specific loop that eats your week.

That's the whole job of the assessment. I do the research, run the interviews, and turn what I hear into an AI Strategy Blueprint written for your business and nobody else's.

Inside your Blueprint
  • Key findings: what's actually breaking down, in your team's own words.
  • Every AI opportunity scored for impact against effort.
  • Quick wins flagged separately from the bigger strategic builds.
  • A sequenced action plan: what to do first, second, third.
  • Each opportunity tagged with the honest solution: an existing tool, an automation, or a custom build.
  • $747, and it's yours to keep either way. If you continue, it credits 100% toward the AI Exploration.
The process

How does the assessment work?

The same methodology consultancies run for enterprise clients, without the enterprise timeline. Your total time in: a kickoff plus a few short conversations.

01

Research and kickoff

I do the homework first: your website, your materials, anything you send over. Then we hold a kickoff session to confirm what I've learned, map how work actually moves through your business, and agree on who I should talk to.

One session · I arrive prepared
02

Stakeholder interviews

Short one-on-ones with you and your key people, focused on their day-to-day: what they own, where things break, what they wish was faster. This is where the real opportunities surface. If it's just you, the interviews are just you.

Short calls · Their words, not assumptions
03

Your AI Strategy Blueprint

I analyze everything, prioritize the opportunities, and build your Blueprint: a branded document with the findings, the scored opportunity list, and a sequenced action plan. We walk through it together until every recommendation makes sense. Then it's yours.

Walked through together · Yours to keep
The real question

What is staying stuck costing you?

Add it up. The hours you and your team spend every week on proposals, follow-ups, status updates, and invoice chasing. The tools you pay for that nobody fully uses. The growth work that never happens because the admin always wins. That bill arrives every month whether you look at it or not.

The assessment puts a number on it. You'll see exactly which work can come off your plate, what that's worth in hours, and what to do first. Most founders are surprised by how much of their week was automatable all along.

And whatever you decide afterward, the Blueprint is yours. Act on it yourself, hand it to your team, or have me build it. The guessing ends either way.

Book it if

This was built for a founder in a specific spot.

  • You keep hearing AI could save you time, and you can't point at where it fits your business.
  • You've tried ChatGPT a few times and it didn't stick.
  • Your week is mostly admin: proposals, follow-ups, status updates, invoice chasing.
  • You'd rather see a plan before you spend a dollar on tools or consultants.

If two of those landed, the kickoff will be a good session.

Before you book

The questions people ask.

No. The assessment is $747, non-refundable, and the Blueprint is the deliverable, yours either way. Some founders act on it themselves, some hand it to their team, some continue to the AI Exploration, where the $747 credits in full. All are fine outcomes, and I'll tell you on the walkthrough which one I'd pick in your shoes.

Usually more so. If you're already experimenting, the audit shows you what to systemize, what to connect, and which of your current uses are actually dead ends. The gap between "I use ChatGPT sometimes" and "my operations run on AI" is exactly what the Blueprint maps.

The assessment isn't industry advice, it's operations analysis. Recurring tasks, handoffs, tools, and follow-ups look remarkably similar across businesses, and that's the layer AI works on. In the interviews your team explains how the business runs; turning that into an AI plan is my side of the table.

This one costs $747 flat. The enterprise version of the same work runs four to five figures at a consultancy, and much of that spend goes to readiness scorecards a small business doesn't need. If you continue to the AI Exploration afterward, the $747 credits in full, so the assessment effectively becomes free on the path to a build.

A readiness assessment asks "could this organization adopt AI?" and audits data, infrastructure, and governance. An opportunity assessment asks "where exactly would AI pay off here?" and comes back with specific, scored opportunities. For a small business the second question is the useful one: your readiness gaps show up naturally inside each opportunity's effort score, without a separate exercise.

Get your Blueprint

A few conversations. A plan you keep.

Book the discovery call, talk me through your business, and I'll come back with an AI Strategy Blueprint showing exactly where AI fits, what it's worth, and what to skip.

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