Paradigm Shift — AI Integration
Start with a fixed-fee roadmap — not a rebuild.
Funded startups and established businesses who know AI belongs in their product — but don't yet know what's actually worth building, or whether their systems and data can support it. You want a working capability inside the product you already have, not a standalone chatbot and not a full-time ML team to find out.
The fixed-fee starting point
A focused review of your product and data that tells you where AI genuinely adds value — before you commit to a build. You get a written report plus a 45-minute walkthrough call.
You know exactly what to build first and why — and the $3,000 fee credits toward the sprint if you move forward.
The build, scoped from your audit
One working, shipped AI capability inside your product — an embedded assistant, an LLM-powered feature, or an internal agent with real data context. Fixed scope, taken straight from the top of your audit.
If the audit shows your data isn't usable yet, the first sprint becomes a Data-Ready-for-AI foundation — pipelines and retrieval setup — so the capability sprint that follows has solid ground to stand on.
Not sure where you land? Most teams start with the AI Opportunity Audit. It's low-risk, valuable on its own, and tells us both whether a sprint makes sense.
A 30-minute conversation to understand your product, your data, and what you're hoping AI can do inside it.
A fixed-fee review that turns the hype into a ranked, feasible roadmap — with a recommended first build and a real cost.
In 2–4 weeks, the top opportunity ships as a working capability inside your product. The audit fee credits over.
We build AI into existing products — not standalone bots. For an early-stage startup, we were handed the keys to an unfamiliar codebase and data model, learned it, and shipped a context-aware AI agent embedded in their live product in about two weeks. That's the whole offer: fast, scoped, and inside the thing you already have.
We'll figure out whether an audit or a sprint fits your product — no pressure, no pitching.