Don't take our word for it. Try it.
Claims are cheap, especially about AI. So instead of claiming, we build. Everything below runs live on this page, built by us and free to use. Each demo carries an honest note on how it works and what it took to build.
Ask, and it answers.
The same assistant that runs on our homepage: a chat that answers questions about our services, prices and process, grounded in this site's real content. Type anything below.
Anthropic's Claude, called from our own server. No key and no visitor data in the browser.
It answers from a fixed brief of real site facts: prices, process, terms. If a question falls outside the brief, it says so instead of guessing.
Anything that isn't about Firmground, and any message that tries to rewrite its rules. Visitor messages are questions, never instructions.
Capped by design: short messages, short history, per-visitor limits. We'll publish the measured monthly cost after the first full month live.
Should this be AI? Honestly.
Answer six questions about a task in your business. You get an honest score for whether AI is a good fit, and what to use instead when it isn't.
Six answers, weighted points, four override rules. Every rule is plain enough to defend in a sentence, and the whole thing runs in your browser.
A checklist doesn't need AI. Using AI where plain rules would do is exactly what we advise clients against, so the scorer practices what it preaches.
If it tells you no, that's the tool working. An honest no now beats a failed project later.
Question 1 of 6. The verdict appears when all six are answered.
What doing it by hand costs.
Enter how often a task happens, how long it takes and what the person doing it costs. You get the yearly cost of doing it by hand, next to a realistic build range and payback time, with every assumption stated.
250 working days and 50 working weeks a year. Savings count time only, not fewer errors. We subtract $150 a month in running costs, our care plan floor, before calculating payback.
$2,500 is our fixed starting price for a working prototype. Around $7,500 covers most tools that graduate to daily production use. Bigger scopes get a fixed quote.
Whether the tool will actually work on your data. That's what the two-week prototype is for.
The math works, but not dramatically. Worth doing if the task also causes errors or delays that these numbers don't capture.
Assumptions: 250 working days, 50 weeks, 12 months a year. $150/month running cost (our care plan floor) is subtracted before payback. Savings count time only, not fewer errors. Hourly cost should include overhead, rough is fine.