A free 30-45 minute AI cost review
We find where your AI spend leaks and what you can cut first, without worse answers. We prepare from a scorecard pre-read, so the time goes to your system, not to discovery. Fill in the AI readiness scorecard first if you want the pre-read to carry more weight.
What should we look at?
Optional. Your choice is added to the enquiry below; the scheduler asks its own questions.
Pick a time. This books the appointment
Choosing a slot below books and confirms your appointment directly through the scheduling service. You will get a confirmation email with the meeting link. Nothing else is required.
Prefer to send an enquiry first?
Sending this form is an enquiry, not an appointment. We reply within two business days to arrange a time that works for you.
What to have ready
Where the money goes
Your rough monthly AI spend, and the product or feature that spends the most. An estimate is fine.
Models and providers
The models, providers, agents, and tools in play, at whatever level of detail you have today.
Where it hurts
Where costs climb faster than usage, or where answers are not good enough: the places that worry you most.
That is the whole list
There is no gate, no screening form, and nothing to prepare beyond the three points above.
The agenda: spend, controls, what to cut first
We check your AI system against the seven control layers and rank what each one costs you. No slides, no sales pitch. Just the assessment.
Where the spend goes
How your requests reach models and tools, and where tokens, retries, and premium models cost more than they need to.
What to cut first
The seven layers (model control, prompt operations, guardrails, budget governance, tool governance, observability, and evals) checked against your system, ranked by likely saving.
What keeps answers good
The checks that let you cut cost without worse answers: evals, guardrails, and tracing on the paths that matter.
You keep the output
You leave with the ranked list of savings whether or not we work together.
What happens after the review
Written summary in two days
You receive a short written summary of the review within two business days of the call. See the fictional example written review for the format and evidence limits.
Proposal in five days, if it fits
If both sides see a fit, you receive a separately scoped proposal within five business days of the call.
A plain no, when there is no fit
If there is no fit, we say so plainly. You are under no obligation, and the summary is yours to keep.
One follow-up, then silence
If a proposal goes unanswered, we send exactly one polite follow-up after a week, then we stop.