“Last month I was just asking ChatGPT to write emails. Now I’ve built a client onboarding tool, and my team probably thinks I hired a developer.”
VP of Operations
Series B SaaS
AI training for employees breaks down when everyone gets the same lesson. Half the room is lost and the other half is bored. We start everyone together, then split by the job people actually do.
Nobody needs a technical background. Everyone leaves with one real thing they built and can use tomorrow.
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The Problem
In any group of 50 employees, a handful already build with AI daily, most have tried it twice, and some have never opened it. Teach to the middle and you lose both ends.
So we do not teach to the middle. Everyone gets the same short baseline, then the room splits by job. A support rep and a financial analyst leave with different things, because their work is different.
Every Level
Never used it
No jargon and no setup. They write their first useful prompt in the first 20 minutes, then rebuild a task they already do every week. The goal is one win they can feel.
Dabbles sometimes
These people get decent results by accident. We turn what works into saved prompts and a routine, so good output stops being luck.
Already ahead
Your power users get the harder track in the same room: custom assistants, multi-step workflows, and how to hand what they build to everyone else.
What You Get
Everyone starts with the same 45 minutes so nobody is lost. Then people split by job — finance, sales, support, marketing, ops — and work on their own tasks.
Not a sample project. A task from their own week, rebuilt to run faster. They keep it and use it the next day.
Every prompt and workflow your employees build gets documented and handed to you. It stops living in one person’s head.
Recordings, the playbook, and a short exercise so someone hired next quarter reaches the same level in week one. You stop paying to re-run the same training.
What employees should never paste into a public AI tool, and how to use your approved tools safely. A written AI use policy if you do not have one yet.
People hit a wall in week two, not on training day. Your employees can ask for a month afterward, which is where most of the retention comes from.
Programs
Pick the scale that matches your rollout. The build work is the same either way, and every option is quoted for your group after one call.
10–50 employees
50–200 employees
200+ employees
Founders, CEOs, and operators who came in skeptical, left fluent, and stuck with it.
“Last month I was just asking ChatGPT to write emails. Now I’ve built a client onboarding tool, and my team probably thinks I hired a developer.”
VP of Operations
Series B SaaS
“Research that used to take me half a day now takes 20 minutes. Competitor analysis, market research, customer interviews - all transformed.”
Strategy Consultant
Management Consulting
“I finally understand what my engineering team is talking about. More importantly, I can spec out AI features without needing them in every conversation.”
Product Leader
Fintech
“The prompt engineering framework alone saved me. I was getting mediocre AI outputs for months. Now I get usable first drafts 90% of the time.”
Marketing Director
E-commerce Brand
I've built 20+ businesses and raised $8M+. I was always the “idea guy” who had to rely on engineers, designers, developers. Not anymore. Now I build anything I can imagine with AI—and I'm going to show you how to do the same.
A year ago, I couldn't write a single line of code. Today, I've built over 10 apps—all with AI. I don't teach theory. I teach you to build real things, fast.
Some people want to learn this themselves first. Others need it across a whole staff. Both work.
Take the self-paced course first. One seat, same approach. Plenty of managers do this before bringing us in for the wider staff.
Book a 30-minute call. Tell us head count and the roles involved, and you get per-seat pricing in writing within two business days.
Get Per-Seat PricingCost, skill levels, onboarding, and proving it worked.
It depends on group size and depth. A single onboarding session for 50 people sits at the low end. A full program with role tracks and follow-up coaching sits at the high end. We quote the program, so the per-person number drops as the group grows. You get a written number after a 30-minute call.
That is the normal case, and it is the reason we split by role instead of by level. Everyone starts with the same 45-minute baseline so nobody is lost. Then people break into groups by the job they actually do. A finance analyst and a support rep need different things, even when both are beginners. Advanced users get harder problems in the same session rather than sitting bored.
A half day covers the basics and gets everyone to a working prompt library. A full day adds a role track and one real build per person. Larger programs run as three or four shorter sessions over a few weeks, which holds up better than one long day because people get to try things between sessions.
No. We assume nobody has opened ChatGPT before. There is no code and no setup to fight with. If someone can write an email, they can do this. The people who make the biggest jumps are usually the ones who were most nervous about it.
Yes, and this is where the value compounds. Larger programs include an onboarding kit: the recordings, the written playbook, and a short exercise so a new hire reaches the same baseline in their first week. You stop re-running the same training every quarter.
We measure hours saved per person at day 30 and day 90 and write it up. You get a document you can forward to finance. Most teams land between three and eight hours saved per person per week. We report the real number even when it is lower than that.
We cover what employees should never paste into a public AI tool, and how to use your company tools safely. If you do not have a written AI use policy yet, larger programs include one. You can also start with our free AI acceptable use policy generator.
Slightly. This page is for people-wide upskilling — many employees across several functions, priced per seat. AI training for teams is one department going deep together on their shared workflow. Most companies do one, then the other. We will tell you which fits on the call.
Thirty-minute call. Per-seat pricing in writing within two business days.
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