Services

Five ways to start.

Most people arrive knowing part of the operation should be automated, but not where to begin. These five engagements are ordered by commitment, beginning with a one-hour briefing.

One hour · No cost

AI Briefing

We spend an hour with your leadership team working through the operation.

We walk through intake, scheduling, billing, follow-up, and review to identify where AI would pay for itself. The briefing ends with a short written summary.

Two weeks · $5,000 fixed

AI Opportunity Audit

Most engagements start here

Two weeks inside the operation, ending with a build-ready specification for the top opportunity.

We interview the people doing the work and take read-only access to the systems they use. The audit maps the workflows and ranks what is worth automating by effort and payoff. It ends with a build-ready specification for the top item. If we build it, the $5,000 comes off the price.

Ongoing · From 10 hours a month

Fractional CTO

We make the technical decisions and remain accountable for them.

The engagement includes a weekly call and a one-business-day response between calls. We own architecture, build-versus-buy decisions, vendor selection, and technical hiring. Every month closes with a written summary of changes, risks, and decisions that need attention. Hands-on development is quoted separately as a build.

Ongoing · Monthly

Virtual CISO

We run the security program and prepare the business for audit.

We decide which controls the business needs and what evidence auditors will require. We also determine which risks are worth carrying. The work covers SOC 2, HIPAA, HITRUST, ISO 27001, PCI, CMMC, and the security questionnaires enterprise buyers require before signing.

Scoped per project · Fixed price

Fixed-Bid Builds

We build custom platforms and operational systems for a fixed price against a written scope.

Every build starts with an audit, grounding the scope in the way the operation works. The price is fixed, with milestone payments and change orders for work outside the original scope. We carry the cost when our estimate is wrong.

Start with an email describing the problem.

We run the businesses this software serves, which is context a consultant arrives without. See what we have built.