AI Consulting for Small Businesses,
priced like one.

It is scoped on the call, in writing, before any work starts. The number depends on how many people need to be trained, how many workflows you want built, and whether you need someone to stay involved after launch. You get a fixed written scope with a fixed number — no hourly meter, no surprise phase two. Small-business engagements are deliberately smaller and shorter than the enterprise programs on this site, because a 12-person company does not need a steering committee.

No — and that is the reason this page exists. Most AI consulting is priced and structured for companies with hundreds of employees. If you are under 50 people, you usually get quoted a program you do not need. A small business needs two or three workflows working and the owner confident enough to run them. That is a different, smaller engagement, and it is the one we scope here.

No. Everything we build runs on tools you already have or can adopt in an afternoon, and we train the person who will actually use it — usually the owner or an operations lead. If nobody on your team writes code, that is the normal case, not a blocker.

Most small businesses already have someone experimenting with ChatGPT. The gap is that it stays personal and ad hoc — one person gets faster, nothing changes at the business level. The work here is turning that into something repeatable: a workflow that runs the same way every time, that survives the person who set it up leaving, and that your team can actually use without being prompted experts.

Owner-led companies roughly 2 to 50 people — professional services firms, agencies, clinics, local service operators, and small B2B companies. The common thread is not the industry. It is that the owner is still personally in the workflow, and the constraint on growth is their own hours.

The first working workflow usually lands in the first two to three weeks, because we deliberately pick a narrow one first. We would rather prove one thing quickly than map your entire operation for a quarter before anything ships. If the first one does not pay for itself, you have learned that cheaply.

Yes. Training-only is a common shape for small businesses, and often the right one — you keep the capability in-house instead of renting it. We also do the reverse (we build it, you run it) and a mix of both. Which one fits gets decided on the scoping call, not in advance.

Thirty minutes on how work actually moves through your business — what you personally still do by hand, where things get dropped, and what you would stop doing tomorrow if you could. You get a written scope within two business days. If AI is not going to pay for itself at your size yet, we say so on that call rather than selling you something.