01 · 2 weeks
Strategy Sprint
Before anyone writes code: which problem, which data, which model, what it costs. Two weeks, one engineer, a written answer.
Price
from €1,500
Included
Data & feasibility audit
Included
3–5 scoped use cases
Included
Fixed-price quote
How it works
Most AI budgets are lost before the first commit — on the wrong use case, on data that isn't there, on a pilot nobody scoped. The sprint exists to spend two weeks, not two quarters, finding that out.
You get a current-state assessment, three to five use cases ranked by return, a feasibility call on each, and a fixed quote for the one worth building. If the data isn't ready or AI isn't the right tool, the report says so and recommends what is.
Refund rule: if the sprint doesn't surface an opportunity with at least a 5× return on the build, you get the €1,500 back.
What you get
Four things land on your side.
3–5 ranked use cases
Stack & cost estimate
90-day roadmap + presentation
How it runs
Strategy Sprint, week by week.
Audit
Days 1–4: interviews, system access, a look at the real data.
Shortlist
Days 5–7: use cases ranked by return and feasibility.
Estimate
Days 8–11: stack, costs, a throwaway prototype where a question needs one.
Present
Day 12–14: the roadmap and a fixed quote for the build.
Questions
What people ask before they book.
- How much will my AI product cost?
- Most complete products land between €15K–€45K. The sprint (from €1,500) gives you an exact number for your case within two weeks — with no obligation to continue.
- How do I know AI will actually work for my business?
- You don't yet, and neither do I — that is what the data assessment is for. If the data isn't ready or a model isn't the right answer, the report says so and recommends a better approach. Six years of production engineering means there is always a version that ships, with or without AI.
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