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Fractional AI Officer

An AI officer on your books for $2,900 a month, without the hire

$2,900/mo, cancel monthly

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Most companies do not need an AI department. They need one accountable party who keeps a roadmap honest, ships something real every month, and watches what is already running.

That is how our own group operates: agents do the production work, humans architect and approve, and every week ends with a written brief. The retainer gives you that operating model without making the hire.

$2,900 a month. Cancel monthly. Everything ships to your infrastructure, so canceling costs you nothing but the momentum.

Who it's for

  • SMBs and mid-market teams that want AI capability compounding month over month without a $200k+ hire.
  • Companies that finished an audit or sprint and want the roadmap executed steadily.
  • Owners who want one accountable party for AI: roadmap, builds, monitoring, and costs.

Who it's not for

  • Anyone who wants a weekly strategy call. The weekly deliverable is a written brief; the monthly deliverable is a shipped automation.
  • Companies looking for a body to attend meetings with the board. We write; you present.

What you get

  • Ownership of your AI roadmap: maintained, prioritized, and updated in writing every week.
  • One new automation shipped to production every month, on your infrastructure.
  • Monitoring of everything previously shipped, with incident notes in the weekly brief.
  • A weekly written brief: what shipped, what is next, what it costs, what we recommend. Readable in five minutes.

How it runs, without meetings

  1. Roadmap in week one

    We take your audit output, or build the roadmap fresh, and publish version one in your first weekly brief.

  2. Ship every month

    Each month one automation from the roadmap goes to production on your accounts. Small, compounding, and owned by you.

  3. Review monthly, cancel monthly

    The retainer renews monthly and cancels with a written notice. Everything shipped stays with you; there is nothing to unwind.

the proof behind this

This is the operating model of our own group: a 41-agent workforce, 9 live in production, 5,450 runs with zero failures over 13 days, as of July 2026.

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FAQ

Questions, answered

What does a fractional AI officer do?

Owns your AI roadmap, ships one new automation to production every month, monitors what is already live, and reports in a weekly written brief. It is the compounding version of a one-off build.

How is $2,900/mo justified against hiring?

A full-time AI lead costs $180k to $250k plus ramp time in most of our markets. The retainer delivers a shipped automation monthly and roadmap ownership at a price that market retainers ($1k to $10k/mo in 2026) bracket comfortably, and it cancels monthly.

What counts as 'one automation per month'?

A scoped, production-deployed unit of work agreed in the roadmap: an agent, a pipeline, a report, an integration. Scope is written down at the start of each month so 'shipped' is checkable, not arguable.

Really no calls, ever?

Really. The weekly brief carries more decisions than a standing call, and it is searchable forever. Any question gets a written answer within one business day.

What happens when I cancel?

Everything keeps working. All systems live on your accounts with your keys, and each month's docs were part of the deliverable. Cancellation is a written notice, effective at the end of the paid month.

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