One call. Then a written report: the 3–5 things in your business worth automating, what each costs, and what each saves. In 3 business days. No slide deck, no jargon.
3–5 automations, ranked by payback — hours eaten today vs. after.
The exact tools for each — specific products, no enterprise bloat.
A fixed cost for each — usable whether I build it or anyone else does.
Team setup checklist — accounts, access, and data prep for this month.
A 60–90 minute working call. We walk through how work actually moves through your business — inbox, quotes, scheduling, paperwork, follow-ups.
Your report, in 3 business days. Written, specific, and honest — including what AI can't do well yet, so you don't waste money finding out.
Optional: I build the top item. Most audits end at advice. I'm a software engineer — if a finding is worth building, I build it, working in your existing tools.
Fixed scope: one call, one written report, delivered in three business days.
Half a day with your team: how to actually use Claude, turning one person's win into a skill everyone can reuse, and a shared knowledge base so new projects stop starting from zero. Remote or on-site.
Fixed price set in your report. 50% upfront, 50% on delivery. Typically live in about two weeks, in your existing stack.
Working down the rest of the list, plus support and a standing answer to "should we use AI for this?"
The audit fee credits in full toward your first build — if we build, the audit was free. Already run a workshop? Half its fee credits toward an audit too.
I build these systems myself — like myreader.ai, built solo to 100,000+ users. Most AI consulting ends at a slide deck; mine ends at software running in your business. And if I find nothing worth automating, the report says that too.
Illustrative numbers for a typical service business. Your report puts real numbers on 3–5 of these for your business, ranked by payback.
Email one sentence about your business and the word “audit” — I'll reply within a day with the next open slot.
prasann@myreader.ai