Most "AI readiness audits" in the market cost anywhere from $2,000 to well over $100,000 and end in a slide deck. Ours is free, takes about ten minutes, and ends in a specific dollar number tied to your own business. Here's exactly what happens.
You tell us your business name and email, and we start talking — no CSV to fill out, no template to download, no login required. The whole point is removing the friction that usually kills these things before they start. If your business sells a slot, a seat, a spot, or an hour that disappears the moment it goes unsold, this works for you, whether or not it fits neatly into "restaurant," "parking," or "golf course."
Every capacity business has the same three numbers hiding somewhere in it: what you make, what your biggest controllable cost actually is, and how demand really moves — the difference between your busiest hour and your emptiest one. We ask adaptive questions until we have real numbers behind all three, not generic ones. A golf course gets asked about tee sheet utilization. A marina gets asked about seasonal versus transient slips. The questions change; the goal doesn't.
We've looked hard at how this market sells itself, and most of it comes down to a shelf of productized packages with prices attached before anyone's looked at the actual business. We think that's backwards. The audit exists to show you a specific number — what a flat rate or an unstaffed shoulder season is actually costing you a year — before any conversation about what fixing it costs. Specific first, price second.
The conversation gets reviewed by a person before anything comes back to you — not auto-sent. We check the assumptions, sanity-check the numbers against what we know about businesses like yours, and follow up within one to two business days with what we actually found: the leaks, roughly what each one is worth annually, and what we'd do about the biggest one first.
It's not a chatbot pitch, and it's not a lead-gen form dressed up as a diagnostic. We're not going to hand you a generic PDF that could apply to any business in your category. If the numbers you give us don't support a real finding, we'll tell you that too, rather than inventing an urgent problem to justify the conversation.