Will AI replace my team?
+No. We automate the repetitive so your team can focus on what creates value: selling, creating, deciding. The goal is to scale without hiring, not to replace people.
How much does it cost?
+The 30-minute intro call is free, and so is the Quick-Wins Audit (90 min): you leave with a prioritised, costed short-list, no strings attached. Brain OS Standard is a fixed package at 299 € excl. VAT. Bespoke missions (build, run, agent deployment) are quoted after the audit, never off the cuff: the price reflects the value created, not the hours spent.
How fast do I see results?
+First quick wins in a few days to 2 weeks. Larger projects are delivered in stages, measured continuously.
What about my data? (GDPR)
+100% GDPR, European hosting, no third-party sharing. We favour compliant models and infrastructure: your data stays yours.
Do I need to know how to code?
+No. We install, we train, and you use it. The Standard format runs in plain language, no terminal required.
What company size is this for?
+Established solos, small and medium businesses (2 to 50 people), and agency teams. The real criterion is not size: it's having budget and a genuine lack of time. The method adapts to your scale.
Am I locked in to you afterwards?
+No. The infrastructure, runbooks and code belong to you. No black box, no vendor lock-in.
Doesn't AI content all sound the same?
+Generic content, yes. That's why we don't point a robot at a prompt: we calibrate the system on your voice, your content, your phrasing. The goal is that it sounds like you, not like everyone else. You approve before anything goes out.
You can't automate the client relationship, right?
+Correct, and we don't try. We automate the admin and follow-up (qualification, reminders, CRM updates) so your salespeople spend more time in conversation, not in data entry. The relationship stays human, the repetitive work goes.
Aren't my processes too specific to automate?
+We hear that a lot, and it's rarely true. We start by mapping your real process, then automate what repeats. If a step is genuinely specific, it stays manual: we only automate what makes sense, not for the sake of it.