Over a napkin at lunch, Cameron drafted exactly what we needed. He did it in four months, under budget.
Fractional AI CTO · B2B service businesses
One revenue system. 30 days.
Fixed keep-it price before we build.
One bottleneck at a time
No prep work before the call
Keep it or turn it off
30-day operating proof
In your workflow
Not an AI strategy
Limited active installs
Client videos
Unedited. People who have worked with Cameron.
My company hit a standstill. Once I spoke to Cameron, he got us moving again. He’s the man for the job.
Cameron is incredibly direct and no BS.
Within four weeks I landed my first client.
Your people use it first
No longer statement of work.
Days 01-03
Lock the job
Written operating brief
Days 04-10
First useful version
Usable first system
Days 11-24
Run and adjust
Iterations from real use
Days 25-30
Make the decision
Fixed keep-it price
How the 30 days work
- Days 01-03. Isolate the bottleneck. Name the people and tools it touches. Set the safe boundary and agree what success looks like.
- Days 04-10. Put the system in the workflow. Limit permissions and data to one job. Limit actions the same way.
- Days 11-24. Your team uses it. Adjust where it is uncertain and where the handoff is weak.
- Days 25-30. You see the operating evidence and the final scope, with the fixed keep-it price. Keep the system or turn it off.
Evidence you can stop
Explain it. Inspect it. Stop it.
Input, prepared work, confidence check, then a person decides.
- One real constraint
- Visible operating rules
- One named job
- Visible sources
- Human approval
- Inspect the work
- Day 30: keep or shut down
What the controls mean
- The bottleneck is whatever makes the business slower or leakier. Harder to run counts too.
- Each system has a defined job and an escalation point, plus a human approval boundary.
- Use it and improve it. At Day 30, keep it at the fixed price or shut it down.
- The system is not a replacement for the business. It has one defined role.
- Recommendations use the information and rules you choose.
- If an action needs judgment or carries risk, it pauses for a person.
- You can see what the system did and change the rules.
- A trigger, source material, decision rules, and a confidence check, then a person approves.
Pick one bottleneck
Slow lead response
Qualify the lead and route it
Sales and admin drag
Cut prep and recaps. Cut upkeep.
Customer follow-up
Next steps and account risk
Revenue visibility
Reports a leader can check
Outbound preparation
Research ready. Your team sends.
Good fit
- Established B2B service business
- A meaningful workflow bottleneck right now
- Person who owns the result
- Will use and refine it for 30 days
Not a fit
- Training course
- Dashboard-only exercise
- Tools, but the work stays the same
- Generic AI ideas only
- No internal workflow owner
- Automate every process at once
- Unattended, unaccountable agent
Where we can start
- Slow lead response: qualify the lead and prepare context. Route follow-up so the lead does not wait.
- Sales and admin drag: less manual preparation, recap, routing, and upkeep.
- Customer follow-up: next steps and account risk, plus moments that need attention.
- Revenue visibility: turn scattered numbers into a reporting rhythm leaders can inspect.
- Outbound preparation: research and prepare the outreach. Your people control what goes out.