Apply for an assessment. Every engagement starts here.
Each assessment is a fixed-price, fixed-scope diagnosis that finds where AI can pay off in your operation. Pricing starts at $12,500. You leave with a sequenced roadmap and a fixed-price proposal for the first step, yours to keep either way. It’s an application because it has to be. Read on.
We take a limited number of these, and we choose for fit.
Every assessment is led personally by our most capable people, and there are only so many of them. We can’t do this for everyone, and we won’t pretend otherwise by overbooking the calendar. So we ask you to apply.
We read every one, weigh the whole picture, and take on the companies we know we can move. If that isn’t us, we’ll tell you honestly rather than take your money to find out. If you’re a fit, you’re getting the real thing.
The strongest applications share a few things.
- A specific system or workflow already holding you back: commissions, quoting, order entry, inventory, dispatch.
- A decision-maker involved from the start, not a scout.
- Readiness to act on what we find.
- A problem where getting AI into a real system is the challenge itself.
About you
All fields required.
Your company
The shape of the operation. There are no wrong answers here.
Are you the person who can approve moving forward? *
Your situation
A sentence or two each is plenty.
Have you tried AI in it already? *
Anything else
Optional. Then send it in.
What to expect next.
No autoresponders, no nurture sequence. Four steps, plainly.
- 01
We read it
A real person, not an autoresponder, within one business day.
- 02
We make a fit call
You hear back within three business days. A yes tells you which assessment fits and why. A no is said plainly, and we’ll point you somewhere better if we can.
- 03
We talk
A short call to confirm scope and start dates.
- 04
The assessment begins
Fixed price, fixed scope, three weeks, and a roadmap you own.
Not ready to apply?
If you’d rather talk first, reach us at info@carbon10.io. Applying is still the fastest way in. It’s what tells us whether there’s real work worth doing.