What a $99 AI Audit Actually Gets You (With a Real Example)
Most people assume $99 buys a form-letter PDF. Here is what actually shows up in your inbox.
At $99, it's fair to assume an "AI audit" is either a generic checklist or a thinly-disguised sales pitch. Here's what an AI Readiness Audit actually contains, and how to check for yourself before paying anything.
What's in it
- A readiness assessment — an honest read on whether your business has enough consistent process for AI to help yet, not a hype paragraph.
- Three ranked AI opportunities — each with the specific workflow, the tool, a realistic monthly cost, and an estimated time saved, ranked by which to do first and why.
- What's explicitly not recommended yet, and why — the same honesty that shows up on what AI can't do yet, applied to your specific business.
- How you'd measure whether it worked — a real baseline-and-recheck method, not a vague "you'll know."
- A recommended first step, usually scoped as an AI Jumpstart if a workflow is worth building.
See the actual thing, not a description of it
Rather than take that list on faith, there's a complete, unredacted sample audit published — built from a composite example business so no real client's information is used, but showing the real format, depth, and tone throughout. Read the whole thing before you ever pay for your own: sample AI Readiness Audit.
What it isn't
Not a generic checklist that could apply to any business. Not a sales call in disguise — it's async, delivered by email, no call involved. Not padded to feel more valuable — if there's genuinely one good opportunity and two weak ones, that's what gets written, not three inflated to match a number.
The guarantee, in case the honesty above sounds like a way to avoid commitment
If the delivered audit finds no AI workflow worth building for your business, it comes with a full refund on request. The $99 buys the assessment itself — a real one, not a guaranteed positive verdict.