Services & pricing
I don't hand you a slide deck. I build the systems I use every day, then set up the same kind for you.
What I do for you
- Find the jobs that eat the most time in your week and can safely be handed to AI.
- Build the AI helpers, test them on your real work and show your team how to use them.
- Put approval steps where they matter, so you decide what sends automatically and what waits for your OK before it goes to a customer, gets posted or gets paid.
- Custom software and company-specific apps: tools built for how your business works, including mobile apps built to be submitted to the Apple App Store and Google Play. For example, I built and shipped the HelloTap web app with AI coding help.
- App connectors: connecting your apps through their APIs, so your CRM, payments, email and accounting share data, so nobody types the same thing twice. I've connected HelloTap to Stripe payments and Google sign-in, and, for a roofing company, linked CompanyCam with Roofr so job photos flowed into estimating.
- More I can build for you with AI: Websites and landing pages, chat assistants for your customers, AI agents that answer calls and texts, dashboards and reports, marketing content (posts, emails, ads, images and video), data cleanup, internal tools, and proposal drafts. Each one goes in your written estimate, with approval steps where they matter. AI call and text agents say they're AI, follow consent and call-recording rules, and honor STOP; images and video never show real people or reviews without permission.
Consulting: hourly work
Hourly rate
$500
an hour, written estimate first
Price: $500 an hour. You get a written estimate of the hours before any work starts.
That hourly rate covers everything above: I find your biggest time drains, build and test the automations, set up your approval steps and train your team.
AI agent setup
One agent
$1,500
paid once for setup
Up to 3 agents
$3,500
paid once for setup
Up to 6 agents
$6,500
paid once for setup
$1,500 for one agent, $3,500 for up to 3 or $6,500 for up to 6, paid once for setup, plus an optional $250 a month per account (cancel anytime with 30 days' notice) to keep your Grok Bot agents, skills and routines fixed and up to date. Automations outside Grok Bot fall under a separate $249/month Care plan.
AG47 Ventures LLC is an independent consultant. We're not affiliated with or endorsed by the makers of Grok Bot. Grok Bot is a trademark of its owner. Your agents run on your own Grok Bot account, under its terms and pricing, which are separate from ours.
What you get
- Company handbook: how your business works, your services, prices, voice and the rules your agents follow, written once so every agent works from the same page.
- A role card for each agent: what the agent does, what it can use, what it must never do, and who it reports to.
- Skill library: step-by-step instructions for your repeat jobs, such as quotes, follow-ups and weekly reports, that your agents reuse.
- Approval rulebook: what an agent can finish on its own, what needs a person's OK, and what it never touches.
- Routine schedule: which agent does what, and when (for example, a morning summary or a Friday report).
- One-page review guide: how your team checks an agent's work, what to look for, and when to send it back.
- Team training: a live session so your people know how to ask, check and approve.
Sample setup: how an AI agent team is organized
Example only. Your setup is built around your business.
You (the owner)
Set goals. Approve anything sent, posted or paid.
Coordinator AI agent
Hands out the work and sends you a daily briefing.
Team AI agents
Executive / business consultantMarketing consultantCompetitor watch (public prices and offers)
Social media strategistCopywriterGraphic designer
BookkeeperLegal drafts (for your attorney)HR (drafts for your attorney)Compliance (drafts for your attorney)
Executive assistantCustomer service
Quality checks
A wording check and a fact check. Legal drafts are flagged for your attorney.
Back to you
You approve, then it goes out.
Care plan
Care
$249
a month; month to month; cancel anytime with 30 days' notice
We watch your automations, fix what breaks, and make 1 small change a month
This covers automations outside your AI agent setup.
AI training workshops
Lunch & Learn
{{TBD}}
90 minutes, up to 10 people. What AI can and can't do, five uses for your trade, a prompt cheat sheet
Half-Day Workshop
{{TBD}}
3 to 4 hours, up to 12 people, hands-on with your real tasks, templates your team keeps, 30 days of email Q&A
Full-Day Workshop
{{TBD}}
6 hours, up to 20 people, role-by-role practice plus a written AI-use policy for your shop
If something I deliver doesn't work the way our written scope says, I'll fix it at no charge, or refund that part if I can't. Just let me know in writing within 30 days of handover. (Terms in your written scope.)
How it works
- A free 20-minute call to find your biggest time drain.
- A written price before any work starts: a fixed price for the packages above, or, for custom work, an estimate of the hours at $500 an hour.
- We build it or teach it, then hand it over. You own your accounts and files.
Your AI and app subscriptions stay in your name and on your card. You pay their fees and follow their terms; I don't resell them.
What the hourly work could free up
Automations for businesses of any size (estimates, not results, based on small businesses and trades; numbers for larger companies will differ)
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| What gets automated | Est. hours freed/week | Est. yearly value |
|---|---|---|
| Lead intake and fast replies: missed-call text-back, instant web-form replies, every lead in one list | 2 | 2 x $35 x 50 = about $3,500 |
| Scheduling and reminders: online booking, confirmation and reminder texts | 2 | 2 x $35 x 50 = about $3,500 |
| Invoice follow-up: polite automatic reminders with a pay-now link | 2 | 2 x $35 x 50 = about $3,500 |
| Quote and estimate drafts: job notes or photos turned into a first draft you check and price | 1.5 | 1.5 x $35 x 50 = about $2,625 |
| Review requests: the same request sent to every customer after each job | 1 | 1 x $35 x 50 = about $1,750 |
| Marketing and lead generation: posts drafted from job photos and scheduled, follow-ups to past customers who agreed to hear from you (texts only with written consent, with an easy opt-out), new leads routed to you | 3 | 3 x $35 x 50 = about $5,250 |
| Bookkeeping agent: set up to keep the books. It sorts transactions, flags unusual charges and drafts a weekly profit and loss for you or your bookkeeper to review. It's read-only, never moves money and gives no tax or accounting advice. (Invoicing is in the invoice follow-up row.) | 4 | 4 x $28 x 50 = about $5,600 |
| Contracts and paperwork: standard documents and contracts drafted from your templates, documents summarized, contract or case files organized and deadlines tracked; drafts only, for a licensed attorney or you to review | 2 | 2 x $37 x 50 = about $3,700 |
| Customer calls and texts: AI agents answer routine customer questions by call and text, say they're AI, and pass anything else to your team | 2 | 2 x $23 x 50 = about $2,300 |
| Daily briefings: a morning and afternoon update on what's new, what's stuck and what needs your OK | 1.5 | 1.5 x $42 x 50 = about $3,150 |
| Competitor watch: an AI agent tracks competitors' public prices and offers and sends you a short summary of what changed | 1 | 1 x $45 x 50 = about $2,250 |
Estimates use hours x $35/hr admin cost (or $37/hr for paralegal-type work, $28/hr for bookkeeping, $23/hr for customer service, $42/hr for executive-assistant work and $45/hr for market research) x 50 work weeks. Hours are our own assumptions, informed by industry and vendor surveys on time spent on admin, scheduling, payment chasing and marketing (sources on request). $35/hr is below the roughly $39/hr that California admin assistants cost with benefits, estimated from their median pay of about $26.64/hr (BLS OEWS, May 2025, California, SOC 43-6014) and BLS's national ratio of employer cost to pay for office and admin staff (June 2026). $37/hr is just under California's median paralegal pay of $37.21/hr (BLS, May 2025). $28/hr is just under the $28.48/hr California median for bookkeeping, accounting and auditing clerks (BLS, May 2025). $23/hr is just under the $23.83/hr California median for customer service representatives, and $42/hr is just under the $42.79/hr median for executive secretaries and executive administrative assistants (BLS, May 2025). Our planning assumptions are about 24 routine customer calls or texts a week at 5 minutes each, and two short briefings a day at about 9 minutes each. $45/hr is just under the $45.53/hr California median for market research analysts and marketing specialists (BLS, May 2025); the competitor-watch assumption is about 6 competitors' public pages checked for 10 minutes each a week. Our planning assumption is 4 bookkeeping hours a week. In a Cornerstone Advisors survey of 750 U.S. small-business owners and executives (Q4 2023, businesses with $50,000 to $1 million in revenue), owners reported averages of 4.3 hours a week on bookkeeping, 4.2 on expense tracking and 4.2 on financial reporting. Tool costs aren't subtracted, and extra jobs from faster replies or fewer no-shows aren't counted. Your numbers will differ. We don't promise lead counts, revenue or hours saved.
What 1, 5 or 10 hours with me and my AI agents can produce, at $500/hr (examples, our estimates, not results)
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| Hours and fee | What my AI agents and I could produce (a professional's est. hours and pay) | Human work, total | Yearly savings from automations | Illustrative first-year value (estimate) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 hour, $500 | An illustrated flyer, written, copy-edited and fact-checked (copywriter 6 hrs + web designer 3 hrs, about $446); A review-request automation (software developer 2 hrs, about $168) | about 11 hrs, about $614 | Review requests: about $1,750 | about $2,364; net about $1,864; illustrative ROI about 373% |
| 5 hours, $2,500 | A 3-month marketing plan (marketing specialist 20 hrs, about $911); A scored list of 20 sales leads (marketing specialist 10 hrs, about $455); Four homepage design options (web designer 16 hrs, about $1,047); Four automations: review requests, scheduling, invoice follow-up and a bookkeeping agent set up to keep the books (software developer 8 hrs, about $671) | about 54 hrs, about $3,084 | Those four: about $14,350 | about $17,434; net about $14,934; illustrative ROI about 597% |
| 10 hours, $5,000 | A 21-page how-to playbook, fact-checked and reviewed (copywriter 40 hrs, about $1,663); A proposal deck (marketing specialist 12 hrs, about $546); An API connector between two of your apps, built and tested (software developer 12 hrs + software tester 4 hrs, about $1,254); A build-cost and break-even estimate (accountant 6 hrs, about $280); Contract and document drafts for an attorney or you to review (paralegal 8 hrs, about $298); An employee policy packet (for example vehicle, property, breaks and attendance policies), drafted for your attorney to review before use (your HR lead can help) (HR specialist 10 hrs, about $401); Website Terms, Privacy and refund pages and a written rulebook for your AI agents, drafted for your attorney to review before use (compliance officer 6 hrs, about $280); A month of social posts, planned and designed (social media strategist 8 hrs + graphic designer 6 hrs, about $544); A growth plan with pricing and offer packaging, researched against competitors' published prices (business / executive consultant 12 hrs, about $585); A marketing strategy for one offer: who it's for, the message and the channels (business / executive consultant 6 hrs, about $293); Nine automations: lead intake, scheduling, invoice follow-up, review requests, contract and paperwork drafts from templates your attorney approves, a bookkeeping agent set up to keep the books, customer calls and texts, daily briefings and competitor watch (software developer 18 hrs, about $1,509) | about 148 hrs, about $7,653 | Those nine: about $29,250 | about $36,903; net about $31,903; illustrative ROI about 638% |
Illustrative cumulative value and ROI at $500/hr, if the automations keep running (an estimate for illustration only, not a promise. These are gross figures before tool, hosting and upkeep costs, and real results depend on your costs, volume and upkeep.)
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| Hours and fee | 1 month (illustrative value; ROI) | 1 year (illustrative) | 5 years (illustrative) | 10 years (illustrative) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 hour, $500 | about $760; ROI 52% | about $2,364; ROI 373% | about $9,364; ROI 1,773% | about $18,114; ROI 3,523% |
| 5 hours, $2,500 | about $4,280; ROI 71% | about $17,434; ROI 597% | about $74,834; ROI 2,893% | about $146,584; ROI 5,763% |
| 10 hours, $5,000 | about $10,091; ROI 102% | about $36,903; ROI 638% | about $153,903; ROI 2,978% | about $300,153; ROI 5,903% |
Each example is modeled on work I've done with my AI agents for my own businesses; some automations shown are ones I'd build new for you. Professional hours are our estimates, not measured results. Pay is California median hourly pay (BLS OEWS, May 2025, before benefits): software developers $83.85 (SOC 15-1252), web and digital interface designers $65.44 (15-1255), software testers $61.89 (15-1253), accountants $46.66 (13-2011), marketing specialists $45.53 (13-1161), copywriters $41.58 (BLS: writers and authors, 27-3043), paralegals $37.21 (23-2011), HR specialists $40.14 (13-1071), compliance officers $46.63 (13-1041), social media strategists $40.88 (BLS: public relations specialists, 27-3031), graphic designers $36.12 (27-1024), business / executive consultants $48.78 (BLS: management analysts, 13-1111). Illustrative first-year value = human work avoided plus a year of savings from the rows above; ROI = (value minus fee) ÷ fee, rounded. Each line is rounded to the dollar, then summed. Cumulative figures count the human work avoided once, add the yearly automation savings for each year they run (1 month = a twelfth of a year), and count the fee once. The 1-month figures are positive mainly because the one-time professional work avoided is worth more than the fee; one month of automation savings is a smaller part. Agents can run around the clock, but we count only the human work they replace, at the hours shown. Cumulative ROI = (cumulative value minus fee) ÷ fee. These figures leave out ongoing tool, hosting and AI subscription costs and upkeep, assume the work stays the same, and use no inflation or discounting. No monthly tool cost for these automations is on file; your written estimate would list any. In the 1-hour example, most of the estimated value comes from a year of automation savings, not the hour itself. Agents draft and people review; contract drafts go to an attorney or you. AI doesn't give legal advice or replace a licensed professional. Your written estimate sets the hours. Estimates, not results; we don't promise savings or ROI.