AI STRATEGY AUDIT

AI Strategy & Tool Audit

A plain-English roadmap: what to automate first, what to leave alone — and which of your subscriptions to cancel. Sometimes the honest answer is "not yet."

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Before you build anything, find out what's worth building. An AI strategy audit starts with us shadowing a normal week in your business — the orders, the emails, the spreadsheets, the subscriptions you forgot you pay for — and mapping every task that repeats. Then each one gets scored: how much time it eats, and whether AI would actually save it or just add another tool.

You leave with two lists you can act on: a 90-day roadmap of the quick wins, in order, with roughly what each should save you — and a cancel-this list of overlapping subscriptions you're paying for twice. Use it with us or on your own. If the honest answer is that AI won't help yet, the roadmap says so.

This is done by Eightbitco, a software shop run by Nick Tulip, as a fixed-price project on the tools and accounts you already have.

SAMPLE FLOW

Your week, shadowed, scored, and ranked

We watch a normal week, map what repeats, score it, and hand you two lists: a 90-day roadmap and a cancel-this list. This is a live run, not a picture.

The steps: We shadow your week → Map repeated tasks → AI scores ROI → Rank the quick wins → 90-day roadmap → Cancel-this list

Frequently asked questions

What is an AI strategy audit?
A short review of how your business actually runs — repeated tasks, tools, subscriptions — ranking where AI and automation would save real time and money, and where they wouldn't. You get a plain-English 90-day roadmap plus a list of subscriptions to cancel.
Do I have to hire you to build what the audit recommends?
No. The audit stands on its own. The roadmap is written so you can hand it to anyone — us, another builder, or your own team — and it will tell you plainly if the right move is to build nothing yet.
Is an AI audit worth it for a small business?
That's what the audit answers before you spend anything. It's a fixed, plain-English price, and it tells you which one or two tasks are worth automating, which aren't, and what you're already paying for twice — so any next step is your call, with real numbers.