AI gives real ROI when it eliminates a boring task that already existed. It gives zero ROI when it creates a new layer of technological theatre. I bring you the first, not the second. Master's in AI from UCM (2025). What an agency would sell you as "AI transformation", but implemented by someone who has actually studied it.
If you recognise 3 or more of these situations, it's worth a conversation.
Structured method, no BS. Every phase with a clear objective and a concrete deliverable.
I identify 3–5 tasks on your team that AI can eliminate with clear ROI in 90 days.
I implement the first agent or workflow. We measure time saved and quality.
If the pilot works, we expand to 2–3 more tasks. Full documentation.
Practical workshop for your team to maximise AI day to day.
Indicative pricing. No overage, no surprises, no long contracts.
One-off setup + operating costs (~€30–150/month in OpenAI/Anthropic API depending on volume). If the pilot doesn't prove ROI by day 60, we don't go ahead with phase 03. Read the article about AI for SMEs.
Three options depending on sensitivity: 1) OpenAI/Anthropic API with a data processing agreement (enough for most cases), 2) European endpoints from Microsoft Azure or Mistral, 3) self-hosted local model (Llama or similar). I'll recommend based on the real risk.
Not directly. But someone in your sector with AI can gain enough productivity to outcompete you. The question isn't "whether" but "when you implement it". I wrote a whole article about this.
n8n is open source, self-hostable on your servers and much more flexible. Zapier is more expensive (>€50/month for simple workflows) and less flexible. If you already have Zapier running, I don't change anything. If we're starting from scratch, n8n.
Week 3–4 you already have the pilot running. Week 8 you have real time-saved data. Month 4–6 we scale to the other processes. If phase 02 doesn't prove ROI, we don't continue.
30 minutes free. Tell me about the process and I'll tell you whether it's a case where AI gives ROI, or not. No smoke selling.
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