• / Product diagnostics
  • / AI & ML feasibility
  • / Fintech & payments
  • / HR tech
  • / Government relations

We spend two weeks inside your business and tell you exactly where product thinking pays, where AI pays, and where neither does.

Three partners. Thirty-five years.

Cold read. Straight answer.

Talk to a partner

No names, no deck

Book 20 minutes
No hype on retainer

Most of what gets sold as AI transformation is a slide deck with a subscription attached. We don't sell subscriptions.

Maybe you don't need AI.

Sometimes the answer is a pricing change, a rewritten onboarding, or three fewer people in a process. We will tell you that — and charge the same fee for saying it.

01

Read the business

Two weeks inside your operations, your numbers and your team. We ask the questions your vendors never do.

02

Separate signal from hype

Where AI earns its cost, where classic product work earns more, and where the honest answer is to do nothing at all.

03

Hand over and leave

A decision-ready deck, a sequenced plan, and no retainer. You own it. We are gone.

How it runs

Four steps. Then we're out.

01

Intake

One twenty-minute call. We say whether we take it. Roughly half the time we don't.

02

Immersion

Ten working days: interviews, data, processes, unit economics. Quiet, and mostly out of your way.

03

Verdict

Twenty to thirty slides: what to do, what not to do, in what order, and what each move costs.

04

Exit

One hour of questions a week later. After that you can run it without us — that is the point.

The engagement

One fixed fee, agreed before we start. No hourly billing, no change requests, no monthly line on your P&L.

Two weeks. One fee.

from $4,000

Fixed on signature. If we finish early, the fee does not change. If we find nothing worth doing, we say so and the fee still does not change.

01

Process and bottleneck map

Where the money actually leaks, drawn as your business runs today — not as the org chart claims.

02

Every idea costed

Each opportunity with an effort estimate, a payback window, and the reason it might fail.

03

A six-month sequence

What to start on Monday, what to hold, and what only makes sense after something else lands.

04

A list of things not to do

Usually the most valuable page in the deck, and the one no vendor will ever write for you.

Who you are hiring

You'll learn our names on the call.

Three partners who still hold operating roles, which is why this page carries no names and no logos. What we can put in writing is the shape of the experience.

Fintech & payments · HR tech · AI & ML · Big data & analytics · Government relations · International expansion

  • 3partners
  • 35+years in practice
  • 10M+users served by products we built
  • 0retainer contracts signed