A free 30 minutes. We'll tell you the rung you need. Or send you on your way.
Someone above you said "we need to be doing AI." Then they looked at you. No budget clarity, no co-pilot, no playbook, and a deadline. Book the free call; we route you to the right rung (Sprint, Pilot, Cohort) or an honest exit. Not a pitch.
Free, 30 minutes, no obligation. Worst case, you leave with a rung and a direction.
Three things you leave with, whether or not you buy.
Ranya first, Izzy when it's time
You talk to Ranya first (the human side); Izzy joins when it's time to go deep on the technical.
One broken workflow, named
We name the one broken workflow you can describe in a sentence, or we tell you you're not ready and what to fix first.
You see the price before the call
Published fixed prices on the site; you see the number before the call, not after.
Four honest endings.
The obvious questions.
Thirty minutes of your week is a real cost. Here's what you're agreeing to.
Bookings open in October — what happens now?
You go on the Discovery list. When bookings open on 1 October 2026 you get the slot link first, and the welcome email sets out exactly what you get until then.
Is this a sales call?
It's a routing call. The prices are already published, so there's nothing to reveal at the end. If the answer is "not us," you'll hear that on the call.
Do I need budget approved first?
No. Most people on this list have a mandate and no budget clarity yet. Knowing the rung and the number is usually what gets the internal conversation moving.
Do I need to bring documents?
One sentence about the workflow that hurts. If you can't write that sentence yet, the call is still useful: finding it is the first twenty minutes.
Thirty minutes, and you'll know your rung.
Or you'll know you're not ready. Cheaper to learn that now than in month three.
Free, 30 minutes, no obligation. Worst case, you leave with a rung and a direction.