For owners of businesses with 1 to 50 people
One hour. One thing in your business running on AI.
Bring the task you do by hand. I build the automation with you, live. It runs before we hang up.
- 63 Upwork jobs, 100% success
- 67% revenue growth at VREF
- 7.5K+ on YouTube
You know AI could do half your admin. Nobody's shown you which half.
The tutorials lose you at the API key. Agencies quote three months and five figures. So the follow-ups, the reports and the onboarding still get done by hand. Usually by you.
Give me an hour. We take one of them off your plate for good.
How it works
- 1
Free 20-minute call
We find the 3 jobs AI should be doing in your business. You leave with a plan for each: the tools, the steps, what it costs to run. Build them yourself if you want.
- 2
The hour
Live, on your tools. I connect the task to AI while you watch. By minute 50 it runs.
- 3
You keep it
It lives in your accounts. You get the recording and a one-page note on what's next.
Pick one. We build it in an hour.
- Lead follow-upEvery new lead gets a reply in two minutes, in your voice, even at 2am.
- Client onboardingClient signs. The welcome email, folder, invoice and kickoff call go out on their own.
- Customer supportCommon questions answered in minutes from your own docs. The hard ones come to you.
- Admin workForms, emails and PDFs typed into the right place on their own. The copy-paste stops.
- SOPsRecord yourself doing it once. Get the step-by-step your team follows.
- The Monday reportSales, cash and pipeline in one plain-English email before you sit down.
Bigger things I've built
30 years of paper, now a pricing model
67% revenue growth, year one
25 hours a week of hand-typed reports became a button.
Aircraft valuation
AI digs through 30 years of aircraft sales so the team doesn't have to. They make the call, faster.
ReadAsk AI who's best in town
83% of the time
it skips the #1 business on Google Maps.
nimza Co-founder
Nimza uses AI to get local businesses recommended by ChatGPT. It checks what every AI says about you, then fixes what's missing.
ReadClaude reads the replies
100 inboxes, one person
Interested, not now, wrong person, unsubscribe. Sorted before anyone looks.
Cold email
A hundred inboxes reply all day. A person reads only the ones that say yes.
ReadWhat clients say
“One of the most trustworthy people I know.”
Chris, Founder, Hyperscale Leads
“Austin was really instrumental in helping us automate our cold email list-building process. Austin walked me through how to do this from start to finish.”
“Finding Austin and working with his team was such a breath of fresh air. It was someone that could really explain every level of what was going on.”
“All the technical stuff we can't do ourselves has made a real difference in our business.”
Watch one get built
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Austin Reed
I've been automating businesses for over a decade. Now I build AI into them: for clients like VREF, for my own companies, and on camera for 7.5K+ people on YouTube.
Founder of Horizon Dev. Co-founder of Nimza.
Questions
What is the AI setup hour?
One live hour on a video call. You bring one task your business does by hand. I connect it to AI in your own tools, and it's running before we hang up. $750, or four hours for $2,500.
Who is it for?
Owners of businesses with 1 to 50 people who already pay for ChatGPT or similar and still do the follow-ups, onboarding, reports and admin by hand.
What happens on the free call?
Twenty minutes. You describe your week, I find the 3 jobs AI should be doing in your business and give you a plan for each. Build them yourself, or book the hour and we do the first one together.
What if nothing is running by the end of the hour?
You don't pay. Not a credit, not a redo. A refund.
Do I need to be technical?
No. You need the logins for your tools and an hour where you can share your screen. I do the building, and you get the recording and a one-page note on what we built.
The task you're thinking of right now. That one.
Twenty minutes, free. By the end of the call you'll know if an hour fixes it.
No pitch. No deck. If it's not a fit, I'll say so.