The AI Reality Check / $199, guaranteed useful or free
That's the part I do. In one 60-minute call, I look at how your business actually runs, find the one or two changes genuinely worth making, and hand you a simple plan you can do yourself. No jargon, no sales pitch, no pretending you need something you don't.
If you don't leave with at least one improvement worth more than $199, you don't pay. Simple as that.
You run a real business. Somewhere in it, there's work that's slow, repetitive, or living entirely in one person's head: the invoicing, the scheduling, the retyping of things from one screen into another. You've wondered if AI could fix some of that. Then you looked into it and found forty tools, a hundred opinions, and a bunch of consultants whose "free audit" always ends the same way: with a proposal. So you did the sensible thing. Nothing.
How it works
You tell me about the business. If I don't think I can find you something worth $199, I'll say so and we're done. No charge, no follow-up sequence.
We walk through one recurring part of your business together. You talk, I ask questions. No prep needed, no tools to learn, no access to your systems.
Two pages, plain English: what's worth doing, what it'll cost, what to skip, and one step you can do Monday morning, all written so you can run it without me.
Fifteen minutes: what did you try, what happened, what's next. Included because I actually want to know.
After a Reality Check, the Game Plan usually says one of these:
A quick gut check
You don't need an AI idea. You just need a real business with real work in it.
Start with a free 15-minute callI'm Cam. I spent my career in finance and operations: the back office, where the slow, repetitive work actually lives. I've watched businesses buy systems nobody could maintain, and a lot of what's sold as "AI transformation" right now is exactly that. I also build real, working software you can click on right now, which is more than most people selling AI advice can show you. And here's my honest position: I'm building this practice deliberately, one business at a time, and my reputation is worth more to me than your $199. That's why the guarantee exists. I can't afford to waste your hour, so I won't.
Straight answers before you book anything.
Sure, and it'll give you a confident list of ten things, because it's never seen how your business actually works. It doesn't know that one person handles all the exceptions, that half your jobs come in by text message, or that the "obvious" automation would break the one thing keeping a customer happy. The value isn't ideas. It's knowing which one is worth doing and which will quietly cost you more than it saves.
Free audits are sales calls with a clipboard. They exist to end in a proposal. My recommendation has to be worth $199 on its own, or you don't pay. That changes what I'm allowed to tell you. It's why "do nothing yet" is an answer I can actually give.
Perfect. You're exactly who this is for. If you were techy, you wouldn't need me. The first win is almost always simpler than you're afraid it is.
Yes. I never need passwords, system access, or customer data. We work from your description and screen sharing. NDA available if you want one; my finance background means I take this more seriously than most.
Maybe. If something is genuinely worth building, I'll scope it separately and tell you what it should cost (from me or anyone else). If your team can do it themselves, the Game Plan says exactly that.
Then you don't pay. That's not a hedge; that's the product working as designed.
60-minute call + your Game Plan / $199 or free