Find the gaps for free. Fix them yourself with the kit. Or have us fix them with you. Three choices, in that order; everything else sits underneath.
Operational baseline based on reported practices. Not legal advice, a cybersecurity audit, or regulatory-compliance certification.
AI Use Checkup · free · 20 minutes. Twenty-five questions, answered in the browser, nothing sent to us. A prioritized report, a tailored one-page policy and a 30-day plan you can print.
Run the checkup →Agency AI Governance Kit · US$199. Ten editable resources that do what the 30-day plan asks. Free to review partners during the pilot.
Open the kit (pilot access) →Baseline Working Session · US$1,900. Half a day; we complete the records together and you keep them. First three this quarter at half price for a candid testimonial.
Book a 20-minute call →Half a day with the owner and ops lead. We complete your inventory and vendor records, finish the policy and client statement, and run the two-minute check on three real pieces of work. Written follow-up note and a 30-day call.
US$1,900
First three this quarter at half price for a candid testimonial.
Named Governance Owner: quarterly register and vendor review, new-tool approvals, first-draft answers to client questionnaires, incident support, yearly one-page report. US$750 a month, six-month minimum.
Questionnaire sprint: a client or RFP questionnaire answered from your records within 48 hours. US$700, credited against a retainer.
Team session: 60 to 90 minutes with the whole team on your own work. US$450.
Small businesses, clinics, schools and nonprofits get the same method in a two-hour AI Policy Sprint: inventory, what-never-goes-in list, one-page policy, settings check on your two main systems, staff half-page. US$1,200; US$600 for registered charities. There is a nonprofit edition of the checkup.
Book a sprint →Operational governance, not legal advice or certification. Prices are shown in US dollars; use the USD / CAD switch at the top of the page to change. Billed in the currency of your billing address; US dollars apply in the US Virgin Islands. This is a pilot practice: the materials are complete and the prices are being tested with first clients.
The NIST AI Risk Management Framework (AI RMF 1.0) and the NIST Generative AI Profile, and US advertising rules that apply to agency work: FTC claims substantiation, the Endorsement Guides and the Consumer Reviews and Testimonials Rule. The kit summarises these to help an agency set its own review standard. It is an operational aid, not legal advice, and makes no claim of NIST or FTC endorsement.