The $10,000 business audit, run by you, in an afternoon.
McKinsey ran this for enterprise clients. It cost tens of thousands and took months. Now our AI Growth Auditor interviews you, finds where your hours and revenue leak, and builds your AI Growth Roadmap — a ranked plan of exactly what to fix, with the tools to do it.
Do the math on yourself. If your time is worth $200 an hour, 5 recovered hours is $1,000 a week — $52,000 a year. That's the floor. The ceiling is what you do with the hours: one client won back on your recovered time can be worth $10,000, sometimes $100,000. The leak is already in your business. The only question is whether you measure it.
An AI that interviews you like a $10,000 consultant
It builds your interview
You don't start by asking AI for advice — you make it ask you the right questions. It reads your business, researches your industry, and compiles an audit interview built for a business exactly like yours.
You sit for the interview
This is where the value is created. It grills you: how many hours go into quoting, follow-up, scheduling? What's an hour of your time worth? Every answer sharpens the next question.
You get the payload
Every task scored on effort vs. impact. Quick wins separated from big projects. Specific tools matched to each fix, with the reasoning shown — and a measurable target: 5+ hours recovered per week.
Everything is scored against three outcomes
If a change doesn't move one of the three, it doesn't make the plan.
Run your audit now
The entire system, fully self-serve. It builds your interview, runs it, and generates your complete AI Growth Roadmap. Nothing to configure. Nothing to build.
Common questions
I'm not technical.
The Growth Auditor requires clicking a link and answering questions in plain language. If you can run a business, you're overqualified.
I don't have time for a long interview.
You don't have time because of the leaks the interview finds. Start with 10 minutes — the first pass usually pays for itself before it ends.
My business data is sensitive.
Reasonable. Share at the level you're comfortable with — the more specific your numbers, the sharper the plan, but you're always in control of what you tell it.