I look at what's actually slowing you down and tell you straight whether AI is worth it here. Often that's a chatbot trained on your own site or docs -- no flow-builder, no configuration. If repetitive manual work is next on your list, that's on the table too.

An automated chatbot generator built for non-technical teams. Give it your website's URL, and it builds and deploys a ready-to-use chatbot trained on your own site content -- no flow-building, no configuration, no code.
The same underlying approach -- give it your real content and tools, get something that actually does the work -- applied to the rest of what's slowing you down.
Not a ChatGPT wrapper -- something that understands your business context, uses your actual tools, and executes multi-step workflows rather than just answering questions.
If email, chat, and support requests are scattered across separate tools, this is what pulling them into one place -- with AI-assisted triage and routing -- can look like.
If a process is eating hours every week, this is where it gets mapped, automated, and tested against your real data -- not just the happy path.
Off-the-shelf doesn't always cut it. Custom internal tools and customer-facing applications, built for your exact requirements rather than bent to fit a template.
Silos kill efficiency. Connecting your disparate tools -- CRM, spreadsheets, databases, third-party APIs -- so data flows between them instead of being copy-pasted by hand.
Illustrative examples of the kind of thing that gets automated -- not delivered client work, just the shape of it.
Now
Every Friday, someone exports the week's orders and emails a spreadsheet to your supplier.
Automated
The export runs itself and lands in their inbox before anyone has to think about it.
Now
A customer emails a question you've answered fifty times before, and it sits until someone gets to it.
Automated
It gets answered in minutes -- and the one time it's actually unusual, it gets flagged for you instead of guessed at.
Now
You re-type the same appointment or order details into two or three different tools.
Automated
One entry, and it's already everywhere it needs to be.
Three common shapes engagements take, with real starting prices -- the final quote depends on scope, but this is the honest floor, not a bait figure.
One workflow, done properly
Starting at $750
Best for: a specific repetitive process eating hours every week -- chasing invoices, re-entering the same data twice, compiling the same report by hand.
Trained on your business, not a script
Starting at $2,200
Best for: a business that wants a chatbot grounded in its own content -- see Bot Have for exactly what this looks like.
An ongoing partner, not a one-off
Starting at $6,000 + $400/mo
Best for: teams that want multiple automations wired together and evolving, not a single deliverable.
See how much value Tiskam's neural agents can unlock for your organization by automating repetitive cognitive workflows.
By automating 15 hours per week for 10 employees, that's roughly what it costs today in salaried time -- an illustrative estimate, not a guarantee, but a real starting point for the conversation.
Tell me what's eating your time -- a chatbot, an automation, or both -- and let's figure out where to start.