Implementation & Growth
I help you put the tools in place and fit them into how your team already works, from a single task to a fully custom setup. Priced by scope.
See Growth OptionsThe AI Tools Assessment is a $999 diagnostic that finds 3 to 7 specific tools for your business, each tied to a real problem and the hours it gives back. It comes with a guarantee: it identifies 5+ hours a week in real opportunities, or it’s free.
Your report and 4-day quick-start plan land within about two weeks of the first call.
3–7
tools
Each tied to a real problem
5+
hours
A week, guaranteed, or it’s free
2
weeks
From first call to written plan
You already know AI could help. What you don’t have is someone to tell you exactly which tool fixes which problem, in what order, and what it’s worth. That’s the whole job of this assessment.
It’s an AI opportunity assessment built for a small business, not a corporate audit full of jargon and slideware. You’ll also see this kind of thing called an AI audit or an AI readiness audit. Whatever the label, the deliverable is the same: specific tools that fix your biggest problems, a plan you can start this week, and the math to know it was worth doing.
The promise is tied to the quality of what I find, not to whether you follow through afterward. If the report doesn’t surface at least five hours a week of genuine, usable opportunity across your business, you don’t pay.
Book Assessment ($999)Four steps over about two weeks.
We start with a 45-minute call. I record it with an AI note-taker so I can actually listen instead of scribbling, and I ask how your business runs: where time goes, where things break, what you'd fix first if you could. No pitching, just questions.
Between calls, I run everything you told me through one filter: does this cost you money, time, or quality? That surfaces 3 to 7 real problems worth fixing, and I match each one to a specific tool, checked against what's actually current, not a list from a year ago.
You get a written report built around your business. It's the real deliverable, and the next section lays out exactly what's in it.
We go through the report together on a 30-minute call, so you leave knowing exactly what to do first, second, and third. From there, the plan is yours to run, with or without me.
The report is the product. Here’s what you’re actually getting.
Your top problems in plain language, the hours you could reclaim each week, and the single biggest lever to pull first.
Your quick wins (big result, little effort) separated from the bigger projects, so you can see what to do this week versus what to plan for later.
For each problem: the tool that fixes it, what it costs per month, how hard it is to set up, and the hours it saves per week. This is the page most people say is worth the fee on its own.
One small action a day. Day one, install this. Day two, connect that. You’re moving within a week, not filing the report under "someday."
The hours reclaimed times what your time is worth, minus what the tools cost, so the return is sitting there in plain dollars, on your own numbers.
Every section is written on your business, not a template with your name at the top.
5hrs
A week, found
$2,000
A month back, at $100/hr
$60
A month in tool subscriptions
Say the assessment finds 5 hours a week, and your time is worth $100 an hour. That’s roughly $2,000 a month back in your pocket, against maybe $60 in tool subscriptions. The assessment pays for itself in the first month, several times over.
That isn’t a sales figure. It’s the calculation the report runs on your numbers, so you can see the return before you spend a dollar on a single tool.
$999, once. Not a subscription, not a retainer. One flat fee for the whole thing: the discovery call, the analysis, the full written report, and the review call.
What you get for your $999:
The math
If the plan gives you back 5 hours a week and your time is worth $150 an hour, that’s roughly $3,000 a month. The assessment is $999, once. It pays for itself the first week you act on it.
It identifies 5+ hours a week in real opportunities, or it’s free.
The promise is on the quality of what I find, not on whether you implement it. If the report doesn’t surface at least five hours a week of genuine, usable opportunity, you don’t pay.
Most people who do the assessment want help putting it in place afterward, that’s what Implementation and the AI Concierge are for. But nothing about the assessment depends on buying anything else. The report stands on its own, and it’s yours to run alone.
I work with small businesses across British Columbia, from Kamloops and Kelowna in the Interior to Vancouver and Burnaby in the Lower Mainland.
The assessment ends with a plan you can run yourself. If you’d rather have help, there are two ways forward, and neither is a condition of the assessment.
I help you put the tools in place and fit them into how your team already works, from a single task to a fully custom setup. Priced by scope.
See Growth OptionsAn ongoing partnership, two working calls a month, for businesses that want a steady hand on this rather than a one-time fix. Limited spots.
Learn About ConciergeAnything else, ask me on the discovery call.
Then it's free, that's the guarantee. In practice, in a business already losing around 11 hours a week to admin, the assessment surfacing five hours of opportunity is close to a given. The guarantee is there to take the risk off your side of the table, not because it's a coin flip.
The free Mini-Assessment finds one thing in a 15-minute conversation. This finds 3 to 7 across your whole business, with the written report, the effort-vs-impact map, the 4-day plan, and the financial math behind each recommendation. One is a taste. This is the full diagnostic.
Both, in a way. A readiness check tells you where you stand. This goes further: it finds the specific opportunities, the tools that fix your biggest time sinks, and what each one is worth. If you just want to see where you stand first, start with the free AI Readiness Assessment. This is the paid step that turns that into a plan.
Some people call it an AI audit or an AI readiness audit. The idea is the same: I look at how your business runs and find where AI helps. The difference is what you walk away with, a specific, costed plan of 3 to 7 tools, not just a list of concerns.
No. This is built for owners who don't. If you already knew which tools to use and how to set them up, you wouldn't need the assessment.
About two weeks from your discovery call. Small, immediate changes come first in the plan; the bigger projects come after.
You can, the same way you could do your own taxes. But you're not paying for AI access, you're paying for someone who knows which of your workflows to fix first and exactly which tool does it, so you skip months of trial and error.
It depends on the tool and how it’s used, which is exactly why it matters. Canadian privacy compliance (PIPEDA, and the incoming rules under Bill C-27) is built into everything I recommend.
Book the assessment. In about two weeks you’ll have a written plan, the specific tools that fix your biggest time sinks, and the math to back it up. It identifies 5+ hours a week in real opportunities, or it’s free.
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