Before you build, you have to see clearly. The audit isn't about ambition — it's about which problems are actually worth your team's next six weeks.
E. FUSIKI / PEXELS
Most SMBs lose six to twelve months — and somewhere between $50K and $300K — picking the wrong AI project first. We start with your numbers, your constraints, and your team to identify the two or three use cases worth doing now.
Twelve pages. Two weeks. Every recommendation backed by your numbers, with sensitivity ranges and a payback curve. The same document we'd produce for a Fortune 500 client — minus the Big-4 invoice.

Before you build, you have to see clearly. The audit isn't about ambition — it's about which problems are actually worth your team's next six weeks.
Every use case in your audit is scored against the same five dimensions. The model is open — we walk you through the math, the assumptions, and the sensitivity ranges. No black box.
Annual savings or revenue lift, calculated from your actual P&L and operations data. Not a vendor benchmark, not a category average.
FTE hours redirected from rote work to higher-value work. Distinguished from headcount reduction — most SMB AI ROI comes from capacity, not layoffs.
Does the use case rely on stable inputs, integrate cleanly with your stack, and have a clear failure mode? Production-grade AI lives or dies here.
How many people need to change how they work? The deployments that fail almost always fail on adoption, not technology.
Weeks until measurable impact. Anything over six months in an SMB context is a red flag — momentum is the asset.
Before you book the audit, see what AI is worth to your business in eight inputs. The same model we use, public, free, no email required.
Open the ROI Calculator →Same rigour, one tenth the price tag, and a 14-day turnaround instead of a 14-week one. We don't sell you an 80-page slide deck and a follow-on engagement — you get a 12-page memo, an open ROI model, and a decision. We're built for SMBs that can't afford a $300K Chief AI Officer, not for boards that want a brand on the cover page.