Pilot project · 30-day engagement

Let’s talk pilot project.

Custom AI development, automation, or operations strategy, over 30 calendar days — pointed at whatever you cap the hours on or name as the deliverable. Two Wolfpack systems go into your own accounts along the way, and they keep working long after the engagement ends.

$500 kickoff fee, covering the first 6 hours

How it works

A 30-day working engagement

You pay $500 to start, and nothing else is billed until the 30 days are up.

  • $500 to get started. The kickoff fee covers your first 6 hours.
  • $85 an hour after that — the pilot rate, billed once at the end of the 30 calendar days.
  • You set the ceiling. Cap the hours, name a deliverable, or both. Past the 6 hours the kickoff covers, there is no minimum.
  • 10–20 hours per week is the recommendation — the range where a significant deliverable or a working system actually gets built inside the window.
  • What that looks like: 10 hours per week for 30 days works out to about $2,900 billed at the end.
  • Day 31 is an open door. Roll into a project tier, keep going hourly as needed, or stop — no obligation.
Is this for you?

Pilots have looked like

  • AI and analytics. A working data environment, and the first real answers out of it.
  • AI for project delivery. Status that stays current without someone chasing it.
  • Operations automation. One manual process, measured and removed.

Yours is whatever is worth 30 days of focused attention — and you decide how far it goes: cap the hours, name a deliverable, or both. We agree the scope in writing before anything starts, and if a pilot is the wrong shape for what you need, the call is where that becomes obvious, at no cost to you.

How it runs

Inside the 30 days

Working time you direct, not a package you buy — so the arrangement is written down and the controls are yours.

  • A scope of work we write together before anything starts
  • A ceiling you set — capped hours, a named deliverable, or both
  • Wolfpack AI Command, installed in your own Notion and GitHub
  • The BQL Analytics Provisioner, standing up your own analytics environment
  • Live dashboards that show what’s working—and prove the ROI
  • Shared plans, decisions, and documentation — no black boxes
Yours from day one

Two systems that outlast the pilot

Most of what a consultant leaves behind is a document. These are running systems, installed in accounts you control — so they are still working on day 31, whatever you decide to do next.

Screenshot of the Wolfpack AI Command board in Notion

Wolfpack AI Command

The system that runs Wolfpack’s own delivery: every task planned, every AI action logged against it, every consequential decision human-gated. It gets installed in your Notion and GitHub and configured for your team, so when the 30 days are up it is still there and still yours. Read the case study.

Screenshot of the BQL Analytics Provisioner

BQL Analytics Provisioner

Stands up a layered BigQuery analytics environment — raw, staging, clean, analysis — with Looker Studio wired on top, inside your own Google Cloud project. Minutes instead of a week of console clicks. You own the project, and you can revoke my access at any time.

Next step

Let’s collab

Thirty unbilled minutes to listen to your business challenges, and we will discover where AI, data engineering, and analytics can make your systems smoother, faster, and more profitable.