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Build options

Pick how deep you want to go.

Most people start with a blueprint or a tight build. Retainer is for when something is already live and you want it sharper every month. Stuck? Default to Build Blueprint Sprint, it is the smallest bet that still buys clarity.

One to two weeks

Build Blueprint Sprint

Figure out the highest leverage thing to build first, what data you need, what done looks like, and what it should cost in time and money.

From $2,500

Read the sprint

Four to eight weeks

Custom AI Build Project

Ship the thing. Tool, site feature, chat, voice, integrations. Production shaped, not demo shaped.

From $8,000

Read the build

Monthly

AI Improvement Retainer

Already live? Cool. We tighten prompts, flows, edge cases, and whatever the real users keep tripping on.

From $1,500/mo

Read the retainer

Sometimes

Targeted AI consulting

Roadmap call, architecture gut check, risk review. Scoped add on when you need a second brain, not a second team.

Quoted per ask

Talk scope

No clue where to start?

That is fine. Hick’s law is real: too many equal options freeze people. Default is the Build Blueprint Sprint. That is the smallest paid bet that still buys a ranked plan. Or send a paragraph like a normal person and I will point you at one step within one business day.

Grab free concept
Grab free concept

Free written plan in 48h. No card. Walk away anytime.

Live style snapshots

Tiny moving examples so success feels easy to picture. Same idea as case studies, just faster to scan. Not magic, less manual thumb work.

Real estate

Lead follow up engine

  • New lead asked about 3BR listingreplied
  • Budget and timeline capturedlogged
  • Showing slot offered and confirmedbooked
  • Agent summary deliveredsent
  • Post tour follow up queuedqueued

Auto shops

Inventory chat plus booking

  • Need an SUV under 30k.
  • I found 2 options. Want photos?
  • Yes and book a test drive.
  • 2:00 PM available Saturday.
  • Confirmed.
  • Done. Confirmation sent.

Restaurants

Reservations and wait times

Call in progress

Caller asks for a table for six tonight.

Assistant quotes wait time and offers 7:15 or 8:00.

Caller notes one dairy allergy.

Reservation confirmed, SMS sent.

Host tablet shows the same notes before seat.