Team Blueprint · AI Business Audit
You're doing six jobs.
Only one of them is yours.
A blueprint of your business that shows exactly which jobs an AI agent can take, and what it would cost to stop doing them.
Free in 5 minutes. See which AI roles your business needs. Love it? Your full blueprint is $489.
No signup, no card to start.
No signup. No card. No call. Nothing to install.
It isn't that you're slow.
You're running a business, and somewhere along the way you became the person who does everything.
The content coordinator. The production designer. The one who chases approvals, pulls the reports, keeps the spreadsheet, and posts the thing at 11pm because nobody else will.
And the work doesn't wait. Everything speeds up every month while your week stays the same length.
Meanwhile the thing you're actually good at, the reason you started this, has become the smallest part of your week.
You don't need to work harder at six jobs. You need to stop doing five of them.
A blueprint for the team you don't have to hire.
It's an AI Business Audit: a blueprint of your business that shows which roles you're filling yourself, which AI agents could take them, and how.
An AI agent isn't a chatbot and it isn't a tool. It's a role. It does a job that currently has your name on it.
This takes nine questions about how your week actually works, then tells you:
- Which roles you're filling that an agent could take
- What each one is costing you in hours, and what it'd cost to hire a person instead
- Which to buy because sometimes a $30 tool beats building anything
- Which to build in what order, with specs someone could work from
- What not to automate and why
Written for someone running a business, not for a developer.
How it works
What you get for $489
- Every role specified: what it does, what it connects to in your existing tools, what it replaces
- Real numbers: hours and dollars saved per role, using your figures where you gave them
- Buy or build, honestly: including the times a cheap subscription beats a custom build
- Build specs: detailed enough that you, a freelancer, or an AI can work directly from them
- Priority order and a 90-day sequence: what to do first, and what to leave alone
- What each agent can and can't see: plainly, before you connect anything
- What not to automate yet: and the reasoning
- Live dashboard spec: what your team view shows, built during your agent buildout.
Time back, and you still know where everything stands.
A lot of AI help ends with you copying an answer from one window into another and wondering at the end of the day what actually got done.
Team Blueprint gives you something to run instead. It maps how your business works and lays out your AI team: which roles take what, the access each one gets, roughly how many hours they give back, and the order to bring them in. It also specs a live dashboard for your team, so once it's built, you can see what every agent is handling at a glance.
That's time back you can trust. You're still the one leading the business, with a clear head instead of a copy and paste fog.
A consultant runs this assessment for $2,000 to $8,000 and takes two to four weeks.
Introductory pricing while I build case studies.
You get it today.
From audit to operating system
The constraint was capacity. The fix was structural.
A fractional CMO was structurally out of capacity. Most of the week in client meetings, and nothing in the practice moving without them. I diagnosed the real constraint, then built the fix: a production platform to run the practice on, a multi-agent operating layer, and a security model verified against live production. That's what an AI Business Audit maps for your business: which roles to hand off, in what order, safely.
See the value before you pay.
You'll see the value before you pay. Your free overview is the real thing, tailored to your business, so you know exactly what the full blueprint delivers before you buy. That's why all sales are final: you never buy blind.
"I don't love the idea of giving AI access to my email."
Good. You shouldn't hand over everything on day one, and this blueprint won't tell you to.
Every role can start locked down and open up as you get comfortable:
Most people start at 1 or 2 and stay there a while. Plenty never move past 2, and that's completely fine.
Your blueprint tells you exactly what each agent can see, what it can't, and where you stay in the loop, before you connect anything to anything.
Who built this
I find the architecture underneath complex things. For more than two decades I've worked across technology, information architecture, UX, systems design and project leadership, and for nearly as long I've trained and practiced in human patterns, behavior and change. Team Blueprint is built where those two meet.
The engine underneath it adapts to you, shaping each question around what you just said, the way someone trained to listen would. It runs inside guardrails I design, so it stays accurate and never makes up numbers. You get a clear plan for which AI roles your business actually needs, what to build, what to buy and where to begin, without the sales calls or the $5K price tag.
Questions people ask
The work isn't going to slow down.
Every month there's more of it, and every month the loop takes the same hours it always did.
Nine questions. Five minutes. Find out which jobs you can stop doing.
No signup. No call. Nothing to install.