That is where most companies your size are stuck with AI. I hold the AI seat for a small number of owner-run businesses: accountable for what gets built, what it returns, and what gets shut down when it misses. My team does the building. You see the results in your numbers every month, misses first.
Start with the assessment$1,500 flat. Credited if you engage. Yours to keep either way. Read a sample report firstMost AI projects in companies your size fail quietly. Someone points a tool at the wrong task, gives it nothing to work with, and moves on. Nobody owns the result, so nobody notices.
Another subscription won't fix that. A person will: someone who watches how the work gets done, finds where you're paying salaries for machine-shaped work, and stays on the hook for the number each build was supposed to move.
Two weeks. I interview your team, watch the real work, and time it. Then you get a written report: the three biggest opportunities priced in your own numbers, what I'd build first, and at least one thing I'd tell you not to build. The report is yours either way.
My team ships one system a month, aimed at the most expensive bottleneck I found. Each build starts from a measured baseline and carries kill criteria in writing. If it misses, I stop it and tell you why.
A one-page AI policy your staff can follow. A register of every system with a named human owner. A checkpoint on anything that touches money, contracts, or customers. Nothing runs unsupervised until it has earned it. Your client data stays where you decide, and nothing you share with me trains anyone's model. My team builds with your staff, not around them, and nobody gets automated out by surprise.
One page, same day every month, with the invoice attached. What ran, what it returned against baseline, what broke, and what we did about it. Misses come first. If the page can't defend the invoice, don't pay it.
A professional theatre runs its ticketing, marketing, and scheduling on systems my team built.
I'm Nathan Flavel: managing broker, executive producer, and author of the #1 bestseller Hold the Room. I run my own companies on the systems nAIte installs, and a national webinar series has put my methods in front of hundreds of professionals.
Every recommendation in your report has already been run inside a business I own, where a miss cost me money before it could cost you any.
I take no commissions on any tool I recommend. And every report includes at least one thing I'll tell you not to build.
Hold the Room, the #1 bestseller on holding your ground in high-stakes conversations. The same discipline runs through every report I write.
| TIER | MONTHLY (CAD) | WHAT SHIPS EVERY MONTH |
|---|---|---|
| The Seat | from $4,500 | The expensive mistakes you don't make. Every vendor pitch dissected before you sign anything. Governance and the AI register kept current. Your questions answered the day you ask them. The one-page results memo, misses first. |
| The Seat + Builds | from $9,000 | Everything above, plus one working system shipped every month: baseline measured before it starts, kill criteria in writing, your staff trained on it. You end every month with something running that wasn't running before. |
| The Full Backlog | Let's talk | Multiple builds in flight at once, for an owner who wants the whole list dealt with this quarter. I take one of these at a time. |
For scale: hiring this seat full-time is a $400,000-plus first-year commitment and a four-month search. The seat, without the hire, starts at $4,500.
Two weeks, $1,500 flat, credited against your first month if you engage within 60 days. If you don't need me, the report will say so, and it's still yours.