An AI consultant.
Who also writes the code.

An AI consultant looks at how a business actually runs, its data, tools and daily workflows, and identifies where AI would save real hours or produce revenue, where plain automation would do the same job for less, and where it should be left alone. The output is a ranked roadmap with a build, buy or skip decision and a cost on each item. At Get Me Automated the consultant is a senior engineer with 20+ years of development experience, so the roadmap is written by someone who has built the things on it.

The AI Roadmap is a one-time $2,500 engagement: a review of your stack, data and workflows, a ranked list of use cases, and a written plan you can take anywhere. Ongoing advisory is $997 a month for four hours of consulting and a monthly working session, and a fractional AI lead is $2,497 a month for ten hours of consulting and hands-on build time. Everything is month-to-month with no contract.

Usually automation first. If a task follows rules you can write down, such as when a form is submitted, tag the contact and send the sequence, it is automation, and it should be built deterministically because it is cheaper and it does not make things up. AI earns its place when the input is messy human language, when judgment is required, or when the rules would take longer to write than the exceptions justify. Two questions that decide it.

It depends on the workload, and we are not a reseller for any of them. For most business writing and analysis tasks we use Claude or ChatGPT. For connecting an AI assistant to your CRM or other systems we build on the Model Context Protocol (MCP), which Anthropic, OpenAI and Google all support. For the automation underneath, Zapier or Make where they are reliable and custom code where they are not. Each recommendation in a roadmap names the tool, what it costs, and why it beat the alternatives.

It can be, if it is set up deliberately. Paid business plans from Anthropic, OpenAI and Google do not train on your data by default; consumer plans may. Beyond that, the questions that matter are which systems the AI can read, which it can write to, whether every action is logged, and whether client or patient data ever leaves your control. Those answers are part of every roadmap, and when a business needs tight permissions we build a custom MCP server so the AI only sees what it is allowed to.

An agency sells a build. A consultant sells a decision. Most AI agencies are paid when you implement something, so every recommendation points toward implementing something. Here the roadmap is a standalone deliverable priced on its own, and the honest answer for some businesses is that a $30-a-month tool and one afternoon of setup is all they need. If you do want it built, the person who wrote the plan builds it, which is the part most consultants cannot offer.

Yes. Get Me Automated is based in Winter Springs, Florida and works in person with businesses across Seminole, Orange, Volusia, Lake, Osceola and Brevard counties, including Orlando, Oviedo, Lake Mary, Sanford, Altamonte Springs and Winter Park. Most of the work also runs well remotely, and we have clients across the US and in New Zealand and Australia.

Two to three weeks from kickoff for a typical small business, most of it waiting on calendar time with the people who run the workflows. The written roadmap is delivered before the two-hour review call, so you have time to read it and argue with it.

Yes. Training is included in the Fractional AI Lead tier and available as part of advisory. Sessions are run with the people who will use the tools every day, on their real work, and they leave with a prompt library and a written playbook rather than a slide deck.