Corporate AI Training That Sticks After the Workshop

Most corporate AI training runs between $8,000 and $40,000, depending on how many people you train and how deep you go. A half-day workshop for one team sits at the low end. A full rollout across several departments, with follow-up coaching, sits at the high end. We price the whole program, not per head, so adding a few more people never blows up the budget. You get a fixed number on the first call.

It usually works out to $150 to $600 per person. The bigger the group, the lower the per-person cost. A 40-person rollout costs far less per head than a 10-person workshop, because the build work is the same either way. If you want a per-employee number for a budget request, ask on the call and we will write it out for you.

Book a call. We will ask three things: how many people, what work they do all day, and what you want to be different in 90 days. That is enough to send you a written quote within two business days. The quote lists what is included, what it costs, and what your team will be able to do at the end.

Yes. Support teams are one of the fastest groups to train because the work is repetitive and well documented. We build the training around your actual tickets, macros, and knowledge base. Reps usually leave with drafted response templates, a triage assistant, and a way to summarize long threads. Same approach works for sales, marketing, finance, and operations.

Either. Onsite works better for groups under 30 because people help each other in the room. Virtual works better when your team is spread across time zones, and it lets us record everything for people who join later. Cost is close to the same. Onsite adds travel.

That is the normal starting point. We do not assume anyone has opened ChatGPT. The first session gets everyone to the same baseline, then splits the room by role so people work on their own tasks instead of a generic demo. Nobody gets left behind and nobody sits bored.

Your team ships something real during the training itself. That is the point of building on their own work instead of a sample project. Within 30 days most teams report saving three to eight hours per person per week. We check in at 30 and 90 days so you have real numbers, not a feeling.

Most corporate AI training dies here, so we built for it. You get 30 days of async support, a written playbook of the prompts and workflows your team built, and a follow-up session at day 30 to fix what broke. Teams that skip the follow-up lose about half the gains. Teams that keep it hold onto them.