AI automation consulting and implementation
We find the work worth automating, then build it
For companies of 5 to 300 people. A fixed-fee audit puts a number on what your manual processes cost, ranks what to fix first, and says plainly when automation is the wrong answer. Then we build it on the tools you already run.
Audit $490, credited against your first build · workflows from $1,900 · all prices published
Automation builder
When a workflow repeats weekly, turn it into an owned system.
Define the trigger, add AI review, assign the owner, and track the result before scaling.
Where to start
Three entry points, depending on what you already know
Each one publishes its scope, its price, and the cases where hiring us is the wrong call.
- You can name the process AI automation consultant Audit it, cost it, build it. Fixed-fee audit, then a per-workflow build on the tools you already run. Audit $490 · builds from $1,900
- 5–50 people, no IT department AI consultant for small business One process at a time, each paying for itself before the next. Free review first, and an honest no when nothing is worth automating. Free review · builds from $890
- Several departments, nothing consolidating AI strategy consultant A costed, sequenced roadmap where every item names a process, an owner, and a measured baseline — ending with the first one built. Roadmap $2,900
Pricing
Published, and deliberately at the floor of the market
Nobody in this market publishes prices, which is exactly why a quote is impossible to judge. Ours are below, next to what the same deliverable costs elsewhere.
| Deliverable | Our price | Typical market | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Process audit | $490 | $2,500–8,000 | Credited in full against your first build |
| Single workflow build | from $1,900 | $6,000–15,000 | From $890 for small-business scope |
| Monthly support | $690 | $3,000–8,000 | $290 for small-business scope |
| Strategy roadmap | $2,900 | $25,000–75,000 | $4,900 including the first build |
A price this far under the market invites one question, so here is the answer: there is no sales layer, the audit is productised rather than invented per client, we reuse patterns across builds, and we take no vendor commissions. Each page explains its own version in full.
Free tools
Or work out the numbers yourself first
These do the same arithmetic our audit does. If they tell you the payback is not there, that is a real answer and it costs nothing.
Model the ROI
Estimate savings, payback, and the automation cases that deserve budget first.
Open AI ROI CalculatorProtect ecommerce margin
Find real break-even ROAS before scaling ad spend or changing acquisition targets.
Open ROAS CalculatorStandardize the process
Turn messy process notes into SOP drafts with owners, checks, and escalation paths.
Generate SOPUse cases
Automations for the work your team repeats
The best first automation is usually boring, frequent, measurable, and easy to assign. AIUXLabs focuses there first.
See automation serviceLead handoff
Route qualified leads, notify owners, and keep follow-up tasks from slipping.
Customer support
Classify requests, summarize context, and escalate issues with clearer ownership.
Ecommerce ops
Sync inventory checks, order issue reviews, and profitability decision steps.
Internal SOPs
Create repeatable workflows for onboarding, QA, publishing, and reporting.
Build path
From idea to launched workflow without guesswork
Use calculators to pick the right workflow, then turn the process into an automation with controls your team can maintain.
Diagnose
Map the workflow, time cost, failure points, and business impact.
Prioritize
Use ROI, ROAS, and process readiness to pick the first automation.
Launch
Build the workflow with ownership, controls, and a measurable success metric.
Specialised
Two areas we have built the most
Ecommerce operations and internal back-office are where we have repeated the same builds most often, which is why they cost less here than a first-of-its-kind workflow.
What we ship
- Workflow map and ROI case
- Automation spec and launch checklist
- SOP draft and ownership model
- Measurement and iteration plan
Before you enquire
When you should not hire us
Roughly half the processes described on a first call should not be automated at this scale. Saying so early is cheaper for both of us than discovering it after a build.
- The process costs under about $300 a month to do by hand. Even our cheapest build takes most of a year to pay that back.
- It runs less than weekly, or the steps changed in the last quarter. Automating a moving target produces rework you pay for twice.
- Nobody internally will own it. In a small company an unowned automation dies at the first broken integration.
- You want a licence recommendation. We resell nothing and take no vendor commissions, so we are the wrong call for that.
Guides
What this work costs and which tools it needs
Written for operators making the decision, not for vendors selling into it. We take no commissions, so nothing here moves a licence.
- How much does AI automation cost in 2026? Prices by engagement type, ours next to the market rate, and the five variables that move a quote.
- n8n vs Make vs Zapier Compared on how each one bills, because that is what shows up on the invoice eighteen months later.
Next step
Start with the process that annoys you most
Describe it in a sentence. We come back with what it likely costs you per month, whether it clears the payback bar, and what a build would involve — before any money changes hands.