Consulting

I fix the complex workflows AI is about to eat.

B2B SaaS companies with roughly 30 to 500 people whose onboarding, operator, back-office, or approval workflows are too complex to ignore and too messy to automate.

Pricing
Fixed fee, no hourly billing
Audit
Fee credited toward the build
Build
6–8 week sprint
Experience
12+ years in product leadership

Two engagements

Fixed fee · agreed up front
01

Workflow Audit & Redesign

A fixed-fee audit of onboarding and operator workflows: where work stalls, where teams compensate manually, and what to redesign first.

You get prioritized findings with dollarized impact, plus an optional build sprint. The audit fee is credited toward the build.

Fixed fee
from $7,500
Ask about an audit →
02

Agent-Readiness Assessment

Find out whether your product and workflows are ready for AI agents before you automate the wrong process or expose the wrong risk.

It covers
  • Workflow fit
  • Data hygiene
  • Evaluations
  • Controls
  • Cost per task: open-weight vs APIs
Fixed fee
from $7,500
Ask about an assessment →

How engagements work

A direct path from friction to shipped change. Fixed fee, no hourly billing.

  1. Start here

    Intro assessment

    Free · 30 minutes

    One-page take. We figure out if there’s a real engagement here.

    Book the intro →
  2. Audit

    From $7,500 · ~2 weeks

    Prioritized findings with dollarized impact.

  3. Build sprint

    From $30,000 · 6–8 weeks

    Your audit fee is credited here.

  4. Advisory retainer

    From $4,000/mo · Ongoing

    For after the build or instead of one.

Why most AI consulting engagements disappoint

The same six failure modes show up in engagement after engagement. Each one is a structural choice about how the work is sold, so I structured mine the other way.

What usually goes wrong
How this engagement is different

You pay for an audit, get a PDF, then start over finding someone to build it.

The audit fee is credited toward the 6–8 week build. Diagnosis is phase one of the work, not a separate product.

Token costs stay vague until the bill arrives.

Cost-per-task math up front, including open-weight ownership economics. You see what each automated task costs before you commit.

“Readiness” is scored at the company level with a generic checklist.

Scored at the individual workflow step: workflow fit, data access, eval criteria, and where human review sits.

“Agent-ready” assessments only cover one direction.

You get both readings: adopting agents inside your operation, and making your product legible to agents acting on the outside.

Every firm says yes to the engagement.

I’ll tell you “not yet” when a smaller project, or none, is the right answer.

No pricing until you’ve sat through a sales call.

Published fixed-fee ladder. You can budget the engagement before we ever talk.

Built by an operator, not an advisory deck

I’ve spent 12+ years in product leadership, from building the product function from scratch at early-stage startups to leading product at high-growth companies and large B2C organizations. I’ve shipped AI and workflow automation into production and owned the revenue it moved.

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Have a workflow your team has learned to work around? Let’s find out what it is costing you, and whether AI should touch it.