AI that earns back the hours it costs.
A short workshop finds what is worth automating in your office: quoting, follow-up, the paperwork nobody wants to retype. What we build after that is scoped and priced in writing before we start.
Software and usage billed at cost · Quoted in writing before a build · Based in Manitoba
Workshop from $1,500 · Build from $5,000, quoted after
Shops drowning in the boring stuff, not the skilled stuff.
A roofing office quoting from memory. A shop where the same job gets typed into three systems. An inbox where leads go quiet because nobody got back to them fast enough.
If the work is repetitive and the rules are clear, it is usually worth a look. Three things this looks like: quoting a rough price back to a lead in minutes, built from your own numbers, not a guess; follow-up, so nobody falls through the cracks between the quote and the yes; and document handling, a pile of paperwork read once and filed where it belongs, not retyped three times.
One workshop, then a written price to build.
Sit the workshop
Half a day with whoever actually does the work today: what eats the hours, what a machine could do instead.
Leave with a priced list
A short list of what is worth building, each with its own price, and a plain answer on what is not worth automating yet. No pressure to build all of it.
We build it
Quoted after the workshop, in writing. Software, hosting and usage billed at cost, on top of the build price, never marked up.
Handover
Training for whoever runs it day to day. You own the code, the account and the data.
What the price covers.
| Included | Quoted separately |
|---|---|
| Half a day with whoever does the work today | The build itself, from $5,000, quoted in writing after the workshop |
| A walk through what eats the hours: quoting, follow-up, paperwork, scheduling | Software and hosting, billed at cost, never marked up |
| A short list of what is worth building, each priced on its own | Usage costs (API calls, messaging, storage), billed at cost |
| Whatever the workshop scoped, built and tested against real jobs | Bigger builds, integrations into software you do not control |
| Training for whoever runs it day to day |
Included
- Half a day with whoever does the work today
- A walk through what eats the hours: quoting, follow-up, paperwork, scheduling
- A short list of what is worth building, each priced on its own
- Whatever the workshop scoped, built and tested against real jobs
- Training for whoever runs it day to day
Quoted separately
- The build itself, from $5,000, quoted in writing after the workshop
- Software and hosting, billed at cost, never marked up
- Usage costs (API calls, messaging, storage), billed at cost
- Bigger builds, integrations into software you do not control
There is federal money for Manitoba shops adopting this: in July 2026 the federal government committed more than $10.2 million to help Manitoba businesses scale their AI use (source: canada.ca). Ask us whether your shop qualifies.
Priced for owner-operated shops of ten to a hundred people. Bigger builds, integrations into software you do not control, and anything past a single workshop's scope are quoted before we start, in writing, and the number holds.
Questions owners ask first.
Do we need AI experience?
No. You bring the problem, we run the workshop and do the build.
What does the workshop produce?
A short list of what is worth automating in your office, each item priced on its own before you commit to anything.
Do you build it or just tell us what to buy?
We build it, or tell you plainly it is not worth building yet. An off-the-shelf tool gets recommended when it already does the job.
Who owns what gets built?
You do. The code, the account and the data are yours.
What if the software or usage costs more than expected?
Software and usage are billed at cost, with an estimate given at the workshop so there are no surprises.
Book the workshop.
Tell us about the business and we will set up half a day.
We answer every enquiry within one business hour.
Prefer to talk? 204-921-1000 or rod@people-purpose.com.