What AI is worth to your business.
Three ways it pays for itself, and thirteen everyday jobs to try them on. They're your numbers, with our assumption in plain sight, and nothing leaves this page unless you press the button.
Three ways AI pays for itself.
Do what keeps getting put off
Work you know would bring money in, if anyone had the hours.
- Following up last year's quotes
- Getting back in touch with past customers
- Asking every customer for a review
- The newsletter that never goes out
Where the money comes fromNew revenue from work that wasn't happening at all.
Do the routine work faster
The same jobs, done in a fraction of the time, with a person checking.
- Posts, ads and creatives
- Weekly reports
- CRM updates and data entry
- Small website and form changes
Where the money comes fromHours back for selling and serving customers, or not hiring yet.
Do the work better
Decisions made with the facts to hand, from your own data and documents.
- Ads judged on real sales
- Answers from your own documents
- Quotes priced from your real history
- Spotting what's going wrong early
Where the money comes fromLess waste and more wins, from the same team.
Pick a job and move the sliders.
Add the ones that fit to your audit request, and the note will check them against how your business really works.
Work it out for your business
Our assumption. Change it if you think it's lower.
Their pay plus employer costs such as National Insurance and pension.
Worth to you, every year
£0
Your numbers and an assumption you can see. Your audit note checks them against how your business actually works, and week six measures what really happened.
Add this to my audit requestWhat you end up with after six weeks.
Every business is different, so we measure results rather than promise them. This is what a first plan aims for, and how you'll know.
Hours back every week
The copying, chasing and retyping your team does now, handled by jobs that run on their own.
How you'll knowMeasured in week six against the estimate in your audit note.
Every enquiry answered fast
Replies drafted in minutes, follow-ups that don't depend on someone remembering, fewer customers lost to whoever answered first.
How you'll knowTime from enquiry to first reply, before and after.
Money from people who already know you
Old leads, no-shows and lapsed customers contacted again, with a person approving every message.
How you'll knowHow many were contacted, and how many came back.
Numbers you trust on Monday
One page from your own tools, with what moved and what needs a look. No copying into spreadsheets.
How you'll knowThe report arrives without anyone building it.
A team that builds the next one
Your people know how each job works, how to fix it and how to make another. That's the part an agency can't leave behind.
How you'll knowIn week five someone on your side builds a piece while we watch.
AI use you can explain to a client
Approved tools, rules for what data goes where, and a named owner for every job.
How you'll knowWritten down in week one, checked in week six.
If week six shows less than the audit estimated, the review says so and explains why.
Start with a free audit.
Tell us what your team does by hand and where to look. Within three working days you'll get a one-page note: the first job we'd suggest, an estimate of the hours it would save each week, a six-week plan and the weekly price. If we need longer, we'll email to say so.
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We read what you've told us, then look at your site, your ads and how enquiries reach you. If we need more, we email. A call is optional.
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You get the note by email, written by the person who'd run your sessions. It's yours to keep.
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If you go ahead, we agree a start date and rehearse the week before.