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Free AI readiness assessment for small business

How much of your business still runs through you?

We name what's most likely keeping it that way, and rate all five areas.

Start the check

Twenty questions, about four minutes, free. No wrong answers. The result doesn't come with a sales call.

Twelve findings are possible. One is that we didn't find a gap worth naming.

A sample AI Readiness report page: a black page with a large white headline, nobody has written down how the work gets done. Beside it a photograph of a man at a desk with his head in his hand, and below, three answers: under 25 per cent documented, no two people do the same job the same way, and a lot of the work leaves with the most experienced person. Cream page edges fan out behind it.

Tap an answer to begin.

Question 1 of 20

What % of your tasks are not billed to customers?

An empty two-desk office in gray daylight, laptops and monitors set out, one desk lit by a pool of chartreuse light.

Answer, read, act

  1. A contractor in work clothes answering the check on a phone from the seat of a van, the screen glowing chartreuse.

    Answer

    Twenty questions about how your business runs today. Nothing to look up.

  2. Two colleagues at a desk reading a result on one monitor, one explaining it to the other.

    Read

    Then what it means for you, on screen the moment you finish.

  3. One person handing a single sheet of paper to another across a workshop bench.

    Act

    Fix the gap yourself, or bring us in.

What the report looks like

You get pages about your business, not a score.

It quotes your own answers back to you and names what to do first. The full report opens with your work email.

Get your own report

You'll know on sight whether we got it right.

Part of a sample AI Readiness report. On the left, three rows from the ratings page, each a plain-language area with a five-cell rating: whether it's safe, patchy; whether the work is written down, weak; whether a tool could reach your work, patchy. On the right, a page that names the order: the area to fix first is whether the work is written down, rated weak, and the area on hold is whether a tool could reach your work, rated patchy, with a note that it comes after the first gap, not before.

Who is behind the check

Tony Drummond, Founder and Client Success at RunSimpler.

Tony Drummond

Founder & Client Success

  • 25+ years in sales, marketing, operations, finance & tech
  • Founded a $200M web3 gaming company and community of 75,000
  • Trained 100+ in Lean Six Sigma, delivering millions in sustainable improvements
  • Mentor at top accelerators: Outlier Ventures & yard[hub]
  • Content and branding expert with 20,000+ social media followers
  • Advised 100+ founders & CEOs on strategy and growth
  • AgentHouse AI
  • Matthew Thomas Law, PLLC
  • Trajectory
  • appeX
  • Supreme Pressure Washing

Our team has worked with

  • BMW
  • Netflix
  • Porsche
  • Amazon Kindle
  • Alfa Romeo
  • Hulu
  • McDonald's
  • GoDaddy
  • Kohler
  • Aon
  • HelloFresh
  • Huhtamaki
  • Pepsi
  • Novelis
  • International Paper

Questions owners ask about AI readiness

Twenty minutes on what to fix first

The result on screen is a complete answer, and stopping there is fine. If you'd rather talk it through, the call is free.

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