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That bottleneck bleeding money every single day? We fix it.
For free. You only pay when it's working. Join the waitlist to be first when the next cohort opens.
Usually 1-2 weeks. You’ll be first in queue
That process that takes too long. The task that keeps falling through cracks. The manual work that's grinding your best people into dust.
You've tried fixing it. Added more people. Bought more software. Created more checklists. Held more meetings about the meetings.
The bottleneck keeps bottlenecking.
And every single day it stays unfixed, money walks out the door. Not in some abstract "efficiency" way. Real money. Your money.
Let's do the maths on your bottleneck:
If it wastes 2 hours of someone's day at $50/hour loaded cost, that's $100/day. $500/week. $26,000/year. For one person. One bottleneck.
If it delays invoices by a week, multiply your average invoice by 52 weeks of float you're financing for free. A Columbus HVAC company did this maths and discovered their invoicing bottleneck cost them $47,000 per month in delayed cash flow. They'd been living with it for years.
If it lets follow-ups slip, count the deals that went cold while someone meant to call back. A London wealth firm traced £140,000 in lost fees to forgotten follow-ups. Warm prospects who went elsewhere because nobody picked up the phone.
These aren't horror stories. This is what bottlenecks actually cost when someone finally sits down and adds it up. Most people never do. They just keep bleeding.
The worst part? You already know which process is broken. You've known for months. Maybe years. It keeps you up at night.
You just haven't had a way to fix it that didn't involve a six-figure "digital transformation," an army of consultants, or hiring another person you'd have to manage.
So it stays broken. And the bleeding continues.
Not a platform you'll never fully implement. Not a suite of features you'll use 10% of. Not a six-month project with consultants who've never run a business billing you by the hour while they "discover requirements."
One small agent. One specific job. Slipped into the workflow you already have.
Your team keeps doing things the same way. Your tools stay your tools. Nothing changes except the part that was broken. That part just... works now.
What changes:
The thing that took 4 hours now takes 4 minutes
The follow-ups that slipped through cracks happen automatically
The data that was always wrong is always right
The report that ate your Monday morning is waiting when you arrive
The customer who'd have waited 3 days gets an answer in 3 minutes
Your systems
Your processes
How your team works
Anything else
"I used to dread Monday mornings looking at the lead pile. Now I walk in and just…sell."— Sales Director, Commercial Roofing Company
A Dallas plumbing company plugged a dispatch agent into their existing setup. Same dispatchers. Same techs. Same software. 28 minutes saved per tech per day. 18% more jobs completed. $3,100/month in fuel they stopped burning.
One bottleneck. One agent. Fixed.
What that actually feels like: Monday morning, the thing that used to ruin your week is just... handled. Your ops manager leaves on time. Your cash hits the account faster. You spend your morning thinking instead of firefighting.
That's not a fantasy. That's a Monday for our clients.
We build your agent for free.
You pay absolutely nothing until it's running perfectly in your business.
If it doesn't work, you walk away.
We eat the loss.
Read that again. We're serious
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30 minutes. You tell us what's stuck. We dig in. We tell you honestly if an agent can fix it. (Sometimes the answer is no. We'll say so, we want to get paid.)
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If there's a fit, we send a proposal: exactly what we'll build, how it works, what it costs once it's proven. You don't pay anything yet.
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No deposit. No upfront cost. We build the agent and test it in a safe environment until it's working properly. All the risk is on us.
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Once it's working in the sandbox, we deploy it into your actual workflows. Your real systems, your real data.
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We run it live for about a week, watching, adjusting, handling edge cases. Real business is messier than sandboxes. We make sure it handles your mess.
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Running perfectly? Pay the build cost and keep it. Not happy? Walk away. You've paid nothing.
Timeline: Typically 2-3 weeks from audit to running in your business. If you're bleeding $5,000 a month, that's $1,250 a week. We don't drag our feet.
Why would we do this?
Because we've done this enough to know what works. We're not gambling. We're picking fights we know we can win.
If we weren't confident, this model would bankrupt us. The fact that we offer it tells you everything.
The offer, plain:
We build your agent for free. You pay nothing until it's running perfectly in your business. If it doesn't work, you walk away. We eat the loss. You risk nothing.
Still bleeding $200, $500, $1,000 a day on that bottleneck?
Every day you wait is money you don't get back. Get on the list.
We'll notify you the moment spots open.
Your bottleneck is costing you $4,000 a month. Maybe more. That's $48,000 a year walking out the door.
We fix it for a one-time build cost, plus a few hundred a month to keep it running.
THE BUILD
$1,995+
Paid only after it's working. Simple agents start at $1,995. Complex builds cost more. We quote after the audit.
ONGOING SERVICE
~10% of build/month
Maintenance, updates, improvements, all software subscriptions. We keep it running as your business changes.
The maths: If the bottleneck costs you $4,000/month and we fix it for $3,000 plus $250/month, you're saving $3,750 in month one. The build pays for itself before the invoice is due. Everything after that is pure profit.
Replace the numbers and do your own math - it wins every time.
Run costs (AI processing) are separate and estimated upfront. For most bottlenecks, it's negligible.
Every business has them. Most people just suffer in silence.
Sales: More time researching leads than selling. Follow-ups that slip. CRMs so full of garbage nobody trusts them.
Ops: Monday morning email tag just to find out what happened last week. Dispatchers routing by gut. Inventory alerts that come after you've disappointed the customer.
Finance: Invoices going out late while cash flow sits in limbo. Month-end close taking two weeks. Receivables ageing because nobody has time to chase.
Support: Answering "where's my order?" for the 50th time while real problems wait. Tickets bouncing between three people. Angry customers you didn't know were angry.
"I finally get to do the job I was hired for."— CFO, Dental Practise Group
Want more examples? We've documented 25 real bottlenecks we've fixed in Unstuck: 25 Ways Real SMBs Eliminated Their Worst Bottleneck - for free access.
Your bottleneck isn't there? Good. Half the bottlenecks we fix are ones we'd never heard of before meeting the client. Weird industry, niche process, "you'd have to see it to understand it" - we've heard it all. Turns out bottlenecks follow patterns even when the details are unique. That's what two years of doing this teaches you.
Every agent we build is custom. That takes focus. We can't do 50 at once without cutting corners, and corners are where agents break.
The wait is usually a week or two. We take 5-8 clients per cohort. Get on the list and you're first in line when we reopen.
Everyone on the waitlist gets first access when spots open. When we email, you'll have 48 hours to book before we move to the next person.
While you're waiting, your bottleneck isn't. It's still bleeding. Every day.
"I took a real vacation for the first time in three years. My emails got handled. Nothing fell through."— Account Manager, Insurance Brokerage
You close this page. Go back to your day. Tell yourself you'll deal with it next quarter.
Six months from now, you've bled another $18,000. Your best person is interviewing elsewhere. Your competitor who always seems one step ahead? They fixed theirs.
A year from now, you're hiring someone to manage the problem instead of fixing it. That's $50,000 a year for a job that shouldn't exist.
The bleeding doesn't stop because you're ignoring it.
I'm Steve (LinkedIn). I started the newsletter side of AdAI, and now lead the agent-build onboarding, with a small team of operators and engineers. It'll probably be me who works with you through the bottleneck audit.
We've spent two years testing AI agents in real businesses and publishing what actually works for 10,000+ SMB operators. Then people asked us to build the things we were writing about. So we do.
We're not consultants. We've run teams, missed payroll, felt the pain of bottlenecks that won't die. We only get paid when the fix works. That's how confident we are.
That bottleneck you've been thinking about this whole time? A few weeks from now, it could be gone. If you get on the list today.