you might know it from my videos as the AI department. here is what it really is: claude, installed and working in your business, and nothing touches a customer or a dollar without your approval. i price it against the hours and salary it saves, because i spent ten years closing enterprise deals and i think in ROI, not hours billed.
✻the agencies hand you a strategy deck and a six‑figure invoice. the freelancers wire up a zapier and disappear. you're left with a slide called “ai roadmap” and the same manual work you started with.
a strategy deck. a vague retainer. a junior who learned claude last week. a tool that breaks in six months when nobody's maintaining it. a quote with no number until you book three calls.
a working system, shipped. a flat fee with the payback math attached. one person, who built three businesses on claude and closed $1.2M in enterprise sales, doing the actual build. and a paid diagnostic up front so you know exactly what you're buying.
i take your single most time‑consuming process and map exactly what claude can take over, with the ROI in dollars. you get a clear build spec and a number. credits toward the build.
i build the production claude system that does the work: tested, integrated into your tools, with a handoff doc. flat fee, priced on what it saves, not my hours.
systems drift as your tools change. i monitor, fix, and add new workflows so it keeps paying for itself. only if you want it. never required.
one repetitive process, fully handled by claude.
a full pipeline, end to end, running on its own.
claude wired into your actual stack, with error handling.
i built my own businesses on claude (the skills, the funnels, the content systems) in public. the same systems i'd build for you, i've already shipped for myself.
✻ this page is itself a build. it was made with claude, in an afternoon. that's the point. i don't talk about what's possible, i hand you the working version.
i'm elisabeth hitz. before this i carried enterprise quota at deel and criteo, 167% and 268% of target, and spent ten years across agencies, media, and fashion in manhattan. now i build claude systems full time. that mix is rare: most people who can build can't scope for revenue, and most people who can sell can't build. i do both, which is why i price on outcomes and you never get handed off to a junior.
it credits toward the build, so if we move forward it costs you nothing extra. it's the scope document that makes sure i build the right thing, and it's how you vet me before any bigger commitment. comparable audits run $2,000 to $15,000.
they can try. done right, most builds take 40 to 80 hours, and 40% of DIY automations break within six months when no one maintains them. the diagnostic tells you honestly whether it's worth your team's time or mine.
no. everything runs async: written and on your schedule. you'll have my full attention in writing, which is more useful than a calendar full of zooms.
flat fee, against value. the diagnostic shows what the process costs you per year in hours; the build is a one‑time fee that pays back in weeks. you'll see the math before you commit a dollar.
that's the whole first step. one line back from you, and i'll tell you if it's worth automating. if it is, the $500 diagnostic maps the build and the payback.
no calls. async only. you'll hear back in writing, usually within a day.