First, four quick things
Tell me about the business
Step 1
List the recurring work
For each job that gets done in your business, put the hours in a normal week, and who does it. Skip the ones that do not apply. Include the overthinking time.
The job
Hrs / wk
Who does it
Marketing and content
Customers and orders
Suppliers, stock and numbers
Running the business
Wholesale, markets and in-person
Total hours a week0
What AI could save you a year
$0
Time saved a week, with AI doing the job
0 hrs/wk
Still needed a week, with AI doing the job
Right now this work costs you $0 a year across 0 hrs a week ($0 of your own time, $0 paid to others). The saving above estimates how much of each job AI would likely take over: repetitive writing and data-entry jobs see the biggest cuts, jobs needing more judgement see smaller ones. These are estimates to show what is possible, not a promise - your real numbers get measured before any work starts, and the guarantee means the saving has to beat the price or I keep working until it does.
Who's asking
Hey there! I'm Kim. I run two New Zealand ecommerce brands. I used to do every job myself, mostly at night. Then I set Claude Code up around my own businesses and I get about 12 hours a week back, so I wanted to help other product-based business owners set this up in their businesses.