AI spend and ownership map
Every subscription, licence, API account and internal project, with its cost, owner and purpose.
In an AI Spend & Investment Review, I give you a clear view of what your business spends on AI, who owns each tool or project, and which spending is worth continuing. You get a findings report, practical cost controls and a prioritised list of what to continue, change or pause.
Discuss this service ↗Every subscription, licence, API account and internal project, with its cost, owner and purpose.
Overlapping tools, unowned spend, unmanaged API keys and usage that is not linked to a business outcome.
Practical limits, reporting and alerting you can put in place with the providers you already use.
A prioritised list, with the reasoning behind each decision, discussed in a working session with your team.
I agree what is in scope with you and gather invoices, usage exports and a list of tools and projects from your team.
I map spend to owners and outcomes, and identify waste, risk and gaps in control.
I walk through the findings with you. You and I agree which actions to take first.
Published projects and guides that show this kind of work in practice.
The cost-control approach used in these engagements, published in full: unit economics, cost ledgers, model choice and budget alerts.
Read the guide ↗A platform for goal-oriented WhatsApp agents using OpenAI, with campaign management, CRM integration and interaction analytics. Teams could automate customer conversations while retaining control over agent behaviour and campaigns.
Read the case study ↗Reviews are scoped after a short initial conversation and are usually fixed-price. The price depends on how many tools, projects or systems are in scope and how much information is already available, so you know the cost before work starts.
Access to invoices or billing exports, API usage dashboards where available, and time with the people who own or use each tool. The review does not require changes to any of your systems.
Yes, and the free Managing AI costs guide explains the approach. The review is useful when you want an independent view, do not have time internally, or need findings that finance and leadership will trust.
The most common problems are tools bought by individual teams with no central view, API keys with no budget limits, experiments that continue after they stop being useful, and costs that are not tied to any measurable outcome.
Tell me what you are trying to achieve and you and I can work out the most useful next step. Start with a 30-minute call with me.