A 30-minute video call about the work that takes up your week. You’ll leave knowing which task to hand to software first, whether it needs AI, and what it would cost a month. Foundry24 also builds and runs whatever you pick, so the advice comes from the same place as the work.
You describe how the work gets done now, including the parts nobody likes. The call sorts each task into AI, plain automation, or leave it alone, with a monthly price next to anything worth building.
If you go ahead, the build is included in the monthly price. Nothing starts until you agree to the spec.
Answering the phone when nobody can, replying to the same questions by email or chat, and following up on quotes until the customer answers. These are the AI agents, from $349 a month.
Re-typing form entries into a calendar, sending invoices and reminders, and copying between two tools. Ordinary software handles these from $199 a month.
Each option gets a monthly number, with the build included. After the call you get a one-page spec with that price on it.
If a task is small, or changes every week, software probably isn’t worth it yet. You’ll hear that on the call.
Yes. It’s a 30-minute call and there’s nothing to sign. If something is worth building, you get a one-page spec with the price on it afterwards, and nothing starts until you agree to it.
No. Bring the tasks that take up your week. Working out which of them suit AI is the point of the call.
No. Most of what small businesses do by hand is moving information from one place to another, and plain software does that for less and without guessing. AI gets used where the work means reading or answering what people write and say, like a caller asking whether you’re open Saturday.
Automation starts at $199 a month and AI agents at $349 a month, with the build included. No setup fee. 3-month minimum, then month to month.
Then that’s what you’ll hear. A task that takes an hour a week usually costs less to keep doing by hand than the $199 starting price.
Yes. Foundry24 is based in Denver and works with businesses anywhere in the US. Everything happens over email and video calls.
You’ll leave knowing what to automate first and what it would cost, or that you don’t need any of this yet, which is also a fine answer.