An AI implementation consultant for UK businesses.
Most AI consultancy stops at the advice. You get a strategy, a deck, a roadmap, and then you are on your own to actually build the thing. I do the other half. I work out where AI genuinely fits in your business and then implement it, hands-on, as one senior operator. You get real thinking and real delivery from the same person, and you own everything that gets built.
What an AI implementation consultant actually does
A lot of what is sold as AI consultancy in the UK is strategy without delivery: a consultant who maps the opportunities, writes the recommendations, and hands them over for someone else to build. The hard part, and the part that actually changes your numbers, is the implementation. Working out which AI system to build first is a diagnosis. Getting it live in your business, integrated and used, is the job.
As an AI implementation consultant I do both. I diagnose where AI will earn its place, and then I build it: the prompts, the integrations, the workflow logic, the automation, live in your business. One senior person, from the first conversation to the day it ships. No report that sits in a drawer, and no handover to a team you never met.
How I work, and why it is different
One senior operator, AI-leveraged
What an agency staffs with a team of fifteen, I deliver as one senior practitioner using AI leverage. The person who scopes the work is the person who builds it, so nothing is lost in the handover. I call the model AI-Leveraged Delivery, and it is why the work costs a fraction of the agency equivalent.
You own everything
No lock-in, no rental, no marked-up platform fees. The systems I build run on your accounts and your infrastructure, and if we stop working together you keep the lot. That is AI you actually own, not access you pay for forever.
Diagnosis before tools
The tool is never the first problem. Before anyone talks about building, I work out what your business actually needs and which one thing to build first. It is the same judgement whether the job is an AI assistant, a bespoke product, or private AI you run in-house.
Fixed, agreed up front
You get one number and a delivery date before any work starts. Priced on the outcome, not the clock. Scope and investment are agreed before you commit a penny.
Ways to work with me
From a monthly retainer to a one-off build or a single on-site day, there is a front door for wherever you are. Full detail and pricing is on the services page.
- → AI Readiness Assessment: £1,495 fixed, credited against your first build. The costed plan, before you build anything.
- → AI Growth Sprints: £1,800/month, one AI system built and owned every month.
- → AI Business Transformation: £15k to £30k fixed price, your core process reworked around AI end to end.
- → Custom AI Product Build: £20k to £40k, a bespoke AI tool or automation built around how you operate.
- → AI Implementation Days: £2,500 to £3,500 per on-site day, a specific capability live by the end of the day.
Most of the work is automation of the things that eat time or get done inconsistently, built to fit your business rather than bought off a shelf. I also build plenty for small businesses run by their owners, and for firms in regulated fields such as accountancy and law.
Common questions
What does an AI implementation consultant do?
An AI implementation consultant works out where AI genuinely fits in a business and then builds it, rather than handing over a strategy deck and leaving. I do both halves: the diagnosis and the hands-on implementation, as one senior operator, so the person who scopes the work is the person who ships it.
How much does an AI consultant cost in the UK?
It depends on the engagement. AI Growth Sprints are £1,800 a month for one owned system built each month; AI Business Transformation runs £15,000 to £30,000 fixed price; a Custom AI Product Build is £20,000 to £40,000; and AI Implementation Days are £2,500 to £3,500 per on-site day. Everything is agreed up front, and the first step, a written First AI System Recommendation, is free.
What is the difference between an AI consultant and an AI agency?
An agency usually sells the work with a senior person and then staffs delivery with a junior team, which is where quality leaks away, a cost I call the Handoff Tax. I am one senior operator, AI-leveraged: the person who wins the work does the work. And you own everything that gets built, rather than renting access to it.
Do you work with businesses across the UK?
Yes. I work with UK businesses nationwide, mostly remotely, with on-site implementation days where it helps. Clients are typically established firms turning over roughly £1m to £20m.
How do we get started?
Start with a free First AI System Recommendation: after a short conversation I send you, in writing within 48 hours, the first AI system I would build in your business and why. It is yours to act on either way. Or book a 20-minute call.