We scope, build, and launch custom AI systems, live in your business within 4 to 8 weeks. Senior engineers from OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google. End to end.
15 minutes with one of the three founding partners. You walk away with a written scope: what we'd build, what it would cost, and the timeline. Whether you hire us or not.
The block isn't capability. The capability is now cheaper than it has ever been. The block is that nobody in the market is willing to tell you what the right thing to build actually is. Boutique AI shops want a brief you don't have yet. Strategy consultancies sell decks. Implementation consultancies want a six-month engagement to figure out what should be decided in twenty minutes. The catalogue is what they're selling. The catalogue is not what you need.
Aisle Partners is built around the leg the market is missing. We diagnose first. The first deliverable is a written scope of what to build, why, and what it is worth. The second deliverable, if you decide to proceed, is the custom AI system itself, built and launched live in your business in four to eight weeks by the same three founding partners who diagnosed it. Senior engineers, who have built live AI systems at OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google, sit under partner direction in-house. Nothing is subcontracted. Nothing is offshored. The client owns the code.
From the 15-minute scoping session to the system processing real B2B traffic, live in their business.
Within three weeks of launch. Not pipeline. Not revenue. Net.
Active and onboarded in the same window, taken from competitors who were still researching the category.
I had been thinking about this build for nine months. After fifteen minutes on a call, I had a written scope. Five weeks later it was live in our business, and I own it.
CASE STUDY · Regulated B2B payments
Every engagement runs the same way. The three founding partners run all four legs. There is no client-services layer between the partners and the buyer. No junior team running the engagement under partner oversight.
Book the call. We get clarity on the operating problem you're looking to solve with AI, and identify the solution that fits. Fifteen minutes with a founding partner. You leave with a written scope: what we'd build, what it would cost, and the timeline.
Senior engineers under partner direction. We build the AI solution we identified at scope. Full test coverage. Regulated-industry standards where they apply. The same partner team that scoped the engagement runs the build. Nothing is subcontracted. Nothing is offshored.
The system goes live, integrated with your existing stack and running every day. When the system is a customer-facing product, we run the go-to-market launch: landing pages, paid acquisition, sales infrastructure. The same GTM system that catapulted the PCI-compliant platform to $182k net-profit within 3 weeks of launch.
The engagement starts with a 15-minute scoping session. By the end, there is a written scope or a clear no.
Book your free scoping session→The engineers sit under partner direction, in-house. They have built live AI systems at OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google. The team is small and senior. There is no offshore execution. No third-party agencies. The same engineers who write the scope build it themselves.
You bring the problem and the constraints. We bring the diagnosis. By the end of the call, there is a written scope, or there is a clear no. Both are good outcomes. Neither requires another meeting.
Pricing is private and depends on scope. The work is not for buyers shopping a number. If the engagement is right for both sides, the partners quote on the call.
Within the hour after you book, the case study from above lands in your inbox in full, and one of the three of us calls personally to confirm the time.
“I don’t even know what to build yet.”
That is the call. Bring the operating problem. We bring the diagnosis. We have spent the last decade in rooms with operators who could not yet name what they needed; the fifteen minutes is built for that conversation. You leave with a written scope, or you leave with a clear no.
“How is this different from another consultant?”
We build, launch and market the custom AI solutions that our team build. With three founding partners running the engagement end-to-end and senior engineers sitting under them. We do not produce decks. We produce running code that our client owns.
“What does the pricing look like?”
Private, scope-dependent, and not negotiated against vendor catalogues. If the engagement is right for both sides, the partners quote on the call. The case study above produced its build cost back within days of launch.
“What happens after the call?”
On the call, we decide whether we’re the right firm to build it. If we are, you get the written scope in your inbox within seventy-two hours: what we’d build, what it would cost, and the timeline. If we’re not, we tell you on the call. No follow-up calls. No proposal cycles.
A scoping session is not a sales call. It is the first leg of the engagement.
Operators of established businesses who have been thinking about this build for six months and want fifteen minutes with someone who will tell what the next step is.
If the work is being shopped against AI vendors on price, the call will not produce a useful conversation. The fifteen minutes is honest in both directions. There is a written scope at the end, or there is a clear no. We say which on the call.
