For owners tired of AI sales pitches
Everyone's selling you AI.
Nobody's telling you what actually pays.
The AI Prescription is a paid diagnosis, not a pitch: I map where your business leaks money between "lead comes in" and "job gets booked," rank every AI fix by payback on your real numbers, and hand you a roadmap you can run with me — or with anyone else. $299, and every dollar is credited if you build with me.
What you get
A written Prescription, in dollars — not a demo call.
One document plus a walkthrough call. Everything is in your numbers, not industry averages.
Where money actually escapes between lead and booked job — missed calls, slow follow-up, dead CRM lists, invisible-on-Google — with a dollar figure on the worst one.
The realistic list for a shop your size — not the vendor hype list — ranked by what each fix costs against what it recovers, so #1 is simply the best math.
Plain arithmetic on your lead volume, close rate, and ticket size. If the honest answer is "AI doesn't pay for you yet," that's what the Prescription says.
Take it to me, another builder, or your own team — it's written to be runnable by anyone. The credit just makes me the cheapest option to run it with.
How it works
Three steps. Seven business days, in writing.
- 1
Book + 30-minute intake
You talk, I ask questions: how leads come in, who answers what and when, what tools you run, what a job is worth. No prep needed on your side.
- 2
I do the diagnosis
I audit everything publicly checkable — your Google profile, website, where you rank against the guy above you — and run your numbers through the leak math. Every figure in the Prescription is labeled: your number, or observed fact.
- 3
Prescription + walkthrough — 7 business days, guaranteed
You get the written Prescription and a call where we go through it leak by leak. You leave knowing exactly what to do first — with me or without me.
Fair questions
Why would I pay for what sales calls tell me free?
A free audit from someone selling one tool always prescribes that tool. The $299 exists so the diagnosis can be honest — including "you don't need AI yet, fix your Google profile first." A simple test for anyone pitching you: ask what a booked job will cost you through their thing. If they can't answer, they're selling fog. The Prescription is that answer, in writing — and since it's credited toward any build, acting on it makes it free anyway.
What if the answer really is "you need nothing"?
Then that's the Prescription, in writing, and you just saved yourself from a $500/month subscription someone else would have sold you. It happens — usually with shops whose lead volume is too low for automation to beat a good office manager.
Is this a sales funnel for your other offers?
It's the honest version of one. Sometimes the top-ranked fix is a website, sometimes a speed-to-lead agent, sometimes a $0 process change. The ranking is arithmetic on your numbers — I show the math, so you can check whether I'm prescribing for you or for me.
What if it takes longer than a week?
It won't — but if the written Prescription isn't in your inbox within 7 business days of our intake call, it's free. That's in writing. The walkthrough gets booked inside the same window.
How is the credit used?
Build anything with me within 6 months — website, speed-to-lead agent, anything — and $299 comes straight off the invoice. No fine print beyond the 6 months.
Stop guessing which AI pitch is real.
$299 for the map, in your numbers, yours to keep. Credited in full if you build — so the only way it costs you anything is if you ignore it.