You use AI every day. Your business doesn’t.
The average UK owner loses 11 hours a week to admin. I build the workflows that hand them back — invoice chasing, lead follow-up, proposals, inbox triage — one at a time, live inside a week.
Your First Workflow £750 · Partner £350/mo — I keep it all working · Embedded £1,500/mo. Everything on your accounts, yours to keep.
adhouse.ai — an AI ad studio: brief in, finished Meta ads out. Next up: Unify, a consumer app, launching soon.
An AI candidate-sourcing system for a London headhunter, and AI marketing ops for a six-person health-tech firm.
Three things, probably.
It’s 9pm and you’re still doing the invoices.
The same information, retyped into two systems, forty minutes a day. Every day.
ChatGPT writes your emails now. Somehow the week didn’t get any shorter.
You don’t need a consultant.
You need an AI guy.
Eleven hours of the average owner’s week goes on admin — and the businesses that wire AI in properly get about five of them back. A consultant will charge you five figures to tell you that. I charge £750 to make it happen — one workflow, built properly, live inside a week. Not a strategy deck and an invoice.
Pick. Build. Hand over.
Pick your workflow
Tell me where the hours actually go — 15 minutes is usually enough. We pick the one workflow that gives most of them back. If it’s not a fit, I’ll say so before we hang up — no follow-up email, no chase.
Built properly, offline
I design and build it — the prompts, the integrations, the lot — and come back with it working, recorded so you can see exactly what it does.
Handover, with a number
We wire it into your business on a call, test it on your real work, and put a number on it: the hours it hands back each week. On Partner or Embedded, this becomes a rhythm — new workflows, and everything kept working as models and APIs change.
One workflow, live in your business, on your accounts, with an hours-back number attached. And it does it all again tomorrow, without being asked.
Five workflows. Pick the one that hurts.
Pre-scoped, fixed price, live inside a week. Yours gets tuned to your business on the call — but it starts from one of these.
Invoice chasing
Late payers chased politely, persistently, automatically — until the money lands. Owners lose around 86 hours a year to this one job.
Lead follow-up
Every enquiry answered in minutes and chased to a yes or a no — not left to die in the inbox while you’re doing the work.
Quotes & proposals
Record the call; get a priced proposal in your template, in your voice, the same day. The job you put off is the job you lose.
Email triage
Wake up to a sorted inbox and replies drafted in your voice, waiting for one-click send. Your Gmail, not another app.
Client onboarding
New client says yes — contracts, folders, first invoice and welcome email all happen on their own, the same hour.
Three tiers. Pick the shape that fits.
Most automations in this market get built, handed over, and quietly break within three months — because nobody owns them. The build gets you the hours back. Partner exists so you keep them.
£750 one-off
- Free pick-your-workflow call
- Built offline, live inside 7 days
- 60-90 min handover call — wired into your accounts
- Handover with an hours-back number, Looms included
- If it breaks in the first 30 days, I fix it — free
£350/mo, after your first workflow
- Your workflows monitored, and fixed when things change — models, APIs, your business
- One new workflow every month, end to end
- Private Slack (24-hr replies) + monthly check-in call
- Cancel any month, no notice — and keep everything
£1,500/mo
- No build fee — we just get going
- I run AI across the business — roadmap, builds, maintenance
- Private Slack (same-day replies) + weekly check-in call
- Cancel any month, no notice
The call is always free.If it’s not a fit, I’ll say so before we hang up. Six clients on retainer at a time.
One person, actually.
Saatchi-trained; owner-run businesses of my own ever since. Eddie Harrop — luxury accessories, sold via Net-A-Porter, five editions of Vogue. Minderful — workplace wellbeing, Apple App of the Day, £1m raised, sold to PwC, Barclaycard and Dell. Lately, first employee at a venture-backed AI startup, where I closed its first enterprise contract. Twelve months ago I couldn’t write a for-loop; this year I shipped seven products on Claude Code.
The honest answers.
Why these prices?
£750 is the accessible end of what UK studios charge for a single build — the going band runs to £2,500 and beyond. £350/mo exists because most automations in this market break within three months of handover; on Partner, keeping yours alive is my job, not your problem. £1,500/mo is well under a day-a-week consultant, let alone a hire.
Which workflow should I pick?
That’s the call. Bring where your evenings actually go — I’ll bring the menu. We pick the one workflow that hands back the most hours first; the rest can wait their turn. Fifteen minutes is usually enough.
What if I’m completely non-technical?
Same as me twelve months ago. Claude Code writes the code in plain English; I do the design. You just bring the business knowledge — what you sell, who you sell to, what slows you down.
We’re a small team, not a solopreneur. Still for us?
Yes. The fit is owner-run, not headcount — if the person on the brief call owns the P&L, it works. Just you, or you and six staff. Embedded exists for exactly this.
Who owns the tools?
You do. Everything runs on your accounts and ships with Loom recordings and handover notes. Cancel any month and keep the lot.
Can’t I just build this myself with ChatGPT?
Maybe — the tools aren’t the moat, the evenings are. Most owners get 80% of the way there on a Saturday and the tool is dead by Monday. You’re paying for the design, the wiring into your real accounts, and someone accountable when it breaks. And if you’d genuinely be better off building it yourself, I’ll tell you that on the call.
Pick your workflow. Get your evenings back.
Free call to pick it · £750 to build it · live inside a week. Everything on your accounts, yours to keep.