AI Consulting Services

Three things worth automating. Thirty that are not.

An AI consultant who still builds, telling you which is which before anyone spends a build budget finding out.

Nikhil Sharma at a table with a client, sketching three options on paper, the laptop screen beside them out of focus

Three stages. You can stop after any of them.

Each one produces something you keep. Nothing is priced on the assumption you will buy the next.

01

Readiness assessment

$2,500 CAD, fixed

Two weeks. Where the hours actually go in your business, which of them a model can take, and a ranked list of three. Credited against the roadmap if you continue.

What you get

02

Roadmap

From $6,000 CAD

The top item scoped properly: architecture, the systems it touches, a phased sequence and a real number. A plan you own whoever builds it.

How scoping works

03

Build and run

Priced from the roadmap

Agents, voice intake and workflows built into the systems you already use, then kept running. Most of what a consultant hands off; here it is the same person.

What gets built

Three calls I would end early.

  • You want a strategy deck. I produce a ranked list and a number, not forty slides.
  • You already know what to build and need hands. Skip to the build.
  • Your data lives in nobody's system. Fix the system first, then ask what AI can do with it.

What business owners ask before the first call.

Deciding what in your business is worth automating with AI, what is not, and in what order, before any money goes into building. In practice it is a short diagnostic, a ranked shortlist, and a plan with a number on it. The part most people underestimate is the second item: a good consultant should name the things you were about to automate that would have made the operation worse.

What you walk away with

One instrument. You own it.

Nothing held hostage, nothing locked to a platform you cannot leave.

The codebase

Yours, in your repository

The infrastructure

Your accounts, your billing

The accounts

Registrar, analytics, ads

The documentation

Written for the next person