$4,500, 1–2 weeks, a written plan with a price on every process. The fee comes off the build — whether that's an agent or an automation. If nothing is worth building, we write that instead.
Get the diagnosticAn AI project picked wrong burns a quarter and a budget, and the person who picked it owns the failure. That's the real risk on your desk — not whether to do AI, but whether the first thing you fund is the wrong thing.
Every vendor you've called says yes to everything, which tells you nothing. A supplier who won't say no can't help you choose.
The real question is smaller. Of the things this company does by hand, which two are worth changing this year, and what will they cost?
We look at how the work is done, not how the org chart says it's done. You get a document listing every candidate process on an impact-effort matrix: what automating it costs, what it saves, the payback period, and the ones we think you should leave alone.
It's written to be built by anyone competent. Hand it to your IT department, your board, or a competitor of ours. It isn't a sales deck with a price on the last page.
$4,500, fixed. Credited in full against a build if you go ahead. The only way we profit from recommending something unnecessary is by losing you next year.
The whole AI consulting services cost is one number: $4,500, paid once, credited in full when you build.
We run over 20 automations and four named agents on our own business. The diagnostic method is the same one we use before building anything for ourselves. A European biotech distributor pays monthly for an agent this process picked, because the leads it delivers are real.
No.
Yes. That's deliberate.
1–2 weeks from the day we get access.
Three optional questions, 60 seconds: what the operation does, where the manual work sits, what it costs you now. You get a verdict and a price band.
Or email info@skyteamlabs.com.