14 jobs, each with a price band

The work we take off people's hands

Every job below is done by hand somewhere today, usually by somebody who was hired for something else. For each one: what it looks like now, what changes, the price band it usually lands in, and the system on the work page that shows it running. If yours is not here, describe it and it gets quoted the same way.

  1. 01

    Inbound enquiries across web, email, and phone

    qualified, entered in the CRM with full context, routed to an owner

    By hand, today

    Somebody reads the inbox and the web forms between other work, copies each enquiry into the CRM, guesses who should own it, and the ones that arrive on a Friday afternoon wait until Monday.

    After

    Every enquiry lands in the CRM within minutes with its source, its context and a suggested owner attached. The person who used to retype them only sees the ones that need a human decision.

    Usually a multi-system automation sprint: $6,000-$12,000£4,700-£9,400€5,500-€11,000, 3-4 weeks, fixed before we start.

    Running today: AI receptionist for US small businesses, voice ai product, us market.

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  2. 02

    After-hours and overflow calls

    answered, booked into the calendar, summarised before the next business day

    By hand, today

    Calls outside office hours and during jobs go to voicemail, most callers do not leave one, and the ones who do get called back the next day, often after they have booked elsewhere.

    After

    The call is answered, the appointment goes into the real calendar, the CRM record is written, and a summary is waiting before the next business day starts.

    Usually a custom ai voice agent sprint: $6,000-$20,000£4,700-£15,600€5,500-€18,400, 3-4 weeks, fixed before we start.

    Running today: AI receptionist for US small businesses, voice ai product, us market.

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  3. 03

    Website visitors asking the same questions and leaving

    answered from your own documents, booked or handed to a person, with a transcript

    By hand, today

    The website has a contact form. Visitors with a question at 9pm fill it in or, more often, do not, and the ones who do get an answer the next day from somebody who has to look it up first.

    After

    A chat on the site answers from your own documents and prices, books the appointment or takes the details, and hands anything it cannot answer to a person with the conversation attached. It refuses rather than guesses.

    Usually a rag knowledge assistant sprint: $5,000-$10,000£3,900-£7,800€4,600-€9,200, 2-3 weeks, fixed before we start.

    Running today: AI receptionist for US small businesses, voice ai product, us market.

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  4. 04

    Missed calls, callbacks and appointment reminders

    called back within minutes, reminded the day before, no-shows chased, every outcome logged

    By hand, today

    Missed calls get returned when somebody has a gap, which is often the next day. Reminder calls happen when the front desk has time, so they happen inconsistently, and no-shows are discovered when the slot is already empty.

    After

    A missed call gets a call back within minutes. Tomorrow's appointments get a reminder call the day before, with a real reschedule if the answer is no. Each call ends with a note in the CRM, and anything the agent could not resolve goes to a person.

    Usually a custom ai voice agent sprint: $6,000-$20,000£4,700-£15,600€5,500-€18,400, 3-4 weeks, fixed before we start.

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  5. 05

    An AI agent already live that nobody can safely change

    a scored set of real cases, run before every change, so a regression shows up as a number

    By hand, today

    A prompt gets edited to fix one complaint, somebody tries a few messages, it looks fine, it ships. Three other cases quietly got worse and the first person to notice is a customer. A model update does the same thing with nobody editing anything.

    After

    Thirty to a hundred real cases from your own transcripts, each with the outcome a competent person would expect, run by a script against the live configuration. No prompt change or model upgrade reaches production until the score holds. We run this on our own phone line before every deploy.

    Usually a eval & reliability harness sprint: $5,000-$15,000£3,900-£11,700€4,600-€13,800, 2-4 weeks, fixed before we start.

    Running today: AI receptionist for US small businesses, voice ai product, us market.

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  6. 06

    Invoices and purchase documents arriving by email

    parsed, matched to records, posted to accounting, exceptions escalated

    By hand, today

    Invoices arrive as attachments, somebody opens each one, types the numbers into accounting, matches it to a purchase order by eye, and chases the ones that do not add up.

    After

    Each document is parsed, matched to the record it belongs to and posted. The only ones a person sees are the exceptions, with the reason they were flagged.

    Usually a multi-system automation sprint: $6,000-$12,000£4,700-£9,400€5,500-€11,000, 3-4 weeks, fixed before we start.

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  7. 07

    Quotes and proposals built by hand

    drafted from your price book in your template, ready for review

    By hand, today

    A quote means opening the last similar one, changing the names and the numbers, checking the price book, and hoping nothing from the previous client survived the copy.

    After

    The draft is built from your price book in your own template, ready for a two-minute review. The reviewer edits instead of writes.

    Usually a single workflow automation sprint: $3,000-$5,000£2,300-£3,900€2,800-€4,600, 2 weeks, fixed before we start.

    Running today: Regulatory document drafting agent, hydrogeology engineering firm.

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  8. 08

    A Zapier / Make / n8n estate that keeps failing

    rebuilt to production standard: retries, alerting, an audit trail

    By hand, today

    Somebody restarts the workflow by hand every Monday, nobody knows which of the twenty scenarios still matters, and the person who built them has stopped replying.

    After

    The estate is rebuilt to production standard with retries, alerting and an audit trail. The first to hear about a failure is us, not your customer.

    Usually a rescue: standard repair $1,500-$4,000£1,200-£3,100€1,400-€3,700 in 1-2 weeks, or a rebuild at $4,000-$10,000£3,100-£7,800€3,700-€9,200 when the diagnostic says repairing costs more. The written diagnostic, from $500£400€450, decides which, and is credited against either.

    The failures we get called about most are written up under fixes, each with a workflow you can import.

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  9. 09

    Regulatory and compliance documents

    generated from structured data in your house format, in minutes

    By hand, today

    An engineer spends hours per project assembling the same regulatory document set from templates and site data, a copy-paste job an expert is overqualified for.

    After

    The document set is generated from structured data in the house format in minutes, and the engineer's time goes into checking it rather than typing it.

    Usually a multi-system automation sprint: $6,000-$12,000£4,700-£9,400€5,500-€11,000, 3-4 weeks, fixed before we start.

    Running today: Regulatory document drafting agent, hydrogeology engineering firm.

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  10. 10

    A support queue nobody keeps up with

    triaged, replies drafted, escalations routed with context intact

    By hand, today

    The support inbox is answered by whoever has a gap, the same five questions are typed out fresh every day, and the message that needed a specialist waits behind them.

    After

    Every ticket is triaged and a reply drafted from your own answers. Routine ones go out after a glance; the ones that need a person arrive with the context already attached.

    Usually a single workflow automation sprint: $3,000-$5,000£2,300-£3,900€2,800-€4,600, 2 weeks, fixed before we start.

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  11. 11

    Reporting scattered across disconnected tools

    one pipeline and one dashboard, refreshed without manual exports

    By hand, today

    The weekly numbers live in three tools and a spreadsheet, and somebody spends an hour copying them together before anyone can say what last week earned.

    After

    One pipeline pulls the data daily, reconciles it and delivers a one-page summary with the underperformers flagged. The hour of copying is gone.

    Usually a single workflow automation sprint: $3,000-$5,000£2,300-£3,900€2,800-€4,600, 2 weeks, fixed before we start.

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  12. 12

    Routine ad campaign operations across accounts

    checks, reporting and housekeeping run without a hand on them

    By hand, today

    Senior time goes on repetitive checks, client-by-client reporting and housekeeping across accounts, the same routine every week.

    After

    The routine runs on a schedule, exceptions are surfaced with what changed, and the senior person reviews outcomes instead of driving the process.

    Usually a multi-system automation sprint: $6,000-$12,000£4,700-£9,400€5,500-€11,000, 3-4 weeks, fixed before we start.

    Running today: Google Ads operations agent, digital marketing agency.

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  13. 13

    Questions only one person can answer from the ERP

    answered in plain language from live data, by anyone with access

    By hand, today

    Stock, order or job status lives in a system nobody wants to query, so finding the answer means asking the one person who knows, and waiting when they are away.

    After

    Anyone with access asks in plain language and gets the answer from live data. The person who used to be the lookup is freed for their actual job.

    Usually a rag knowledge assistant sprint: $5,000-$10,000£3,900-£7,800€4,600-€9,200, 2-3 weeks, fixed before we start.

    Running today: Warehouse stock intelligence agent, same engineering firm, second contract.

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  14. 14

    Multi-stage production work run by hand

    orchestrated as a pipeline with approval gates, operated by your own team

    By hand, today

    Drafting, review, revision and delivery happen in the right order only because one person keeps the whole process in their head, and it stalls the week they are away.

    After

    Each stage runs as its own workflow with a human approval gate where one is needed, the status is visible to everyone, and your team operates it without us.

    Usually a multi-agent platform build sprint: $15,000-$25,000£11,700-£19,500€13,800-€23,000, 4-6 weeks, fixed before we start.

    Running today: Multi-phase AI content production pipeline, international publishing client.

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How a job becomes a number

Nothing is built before the scope is written down. You describe the job in the form, the engineer who would build it replies within one business day with a written price and a date, or with the reason we are the wrong fit. The bands above are where each job usually lands; the quote is the exact number for your case.

If the job is fuzzy, or there are several and nobody knows which to do first, the free consultation sorts them out: 30 minutes on a call, then within two business days a written proposal with a fixed price for the one that pays back first.

Describe the job. Get a scope and a number.

Two paragraphs about what somebody does by hand is enough. The first reply comes within one business day from the engineer who would build it, with a price or a reason we are the wrong fit.