Find where AIactually pays back —in one week.

The AI Operations Audit starts at ₱75,000, and a typical audit runs ₱75,000 – ₱150,000, depending on how many teams and workflows we map. It is a fixed fee agreed before the week starts, not an hourly bill. If you build any of the recommendations with us within 90 days, the full audit fee is credited toward that first implementation engagement. If you don't, you still keep the written report.

The audit takes 1 week: five working days from the first interview to handover. Day 1 is discovery interviews with your ops lead, a frontline operator, and someone from finance or admin. Days 2 and 3 map the workflows, with a draft for you to check on day 3. Days 4 and 5 score and scope the best candidates, and day 5 ends with a walkthrough and the report. We answer follow-up questions for 14 days after delivery at no extra cost.

You get a written report, delivered as a PDF and in Notion, not a slide deck. It contains a map of every recurring manual workflow we found, a scorecard rating each one on hours saved, complexity to automate, and risk if it goes wrong, and a roadmap with a scope, timeline, and budget envelope for each automation worth doing. It also includes a no-go list: the workflows where AI is the wrong answer, and what to do instead.

A paid audit ends with a written, priced plan you can act on with anyone; a free consultation usually ends with a proposal for whatever the seller builds. Because the fee covers the work, we have no reason to recommend more automation than you need, and the list of workflows to leave alone is part of the deliverable. You can forward the report to your finance team, your board, or another vendor.

The audit is the wrong choice if you already know which workflow to automate. In that case, go straight to the Business Automation Package, which ships one workflow in 4 weeks from ₱120,000. It also fits poorly for founders building a new product rather than automating a business that is already running; Digital Strategy or a Minimum Scalable Product suits that better. And if your team has few repetitive tasks, the audit would mostly confirm that.

Yes. The audit runs remotely for international clients, as well as for businesses in Cavite, Metro Manila, and the rest of the Philippines. Interviews happen over video calls, the draft workflow map is shared for review on day 3, and the walkthrough is a call with the people who need to act on the report. The studio works on Philippine time (UTC+8). Published prices are in pesos; overseas clients are quoted in USD or AUD.