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Practical AI systems, built around real work.

Long Weekend AI is an AI-native service firm that builds one bounded AI system at a time for owner-led small businesses.

01 · Find the job

Free 15-minute call

Start with one open task, one recurring handoff, and one quick conversation about whether the job is ready to map.

First call, 15 minutes, free: find the job costing you the most
Second call, free: the fix delivered in a written brief, yours to keep
Then you decide whether to build it yourself or have it built

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02 · Build one system

$999 one-job offer

A bounded build for one recurring job, one visible review path, and one system the owner can actually inspect.

One bottleneck call
One named job and finish line
One launch handoff

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03 · Keep going, if the first job earns it

AI Concierge — from $1,500/month

Working sessions each month plus access between them. One job moved from manual to running per month at $1,500, two at $2,000. Month to month, and only offered after the first system is working.

Priced by jobs completed, not calls held
A running record of what was built and what it returned
Cancel any month

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Bounded AI implementation

One-job AI implementation — $999

One bounded AI system for a recurring business job. We agree on the inputs, scope, human review points, and acceptance checks before the build. The handoff includes simple operating notes and a clear path for exceptions.

Working or no charge: the install must meet the agreed scope and acceptance checks. Third-party software fees are separate.

Don responds to new inquiries the same day. Launch timing for an install varies by project.

The bounded offer

$999 one-job offer

One job at a time. No retainer required for the install. Working or no charge: the install must meet the agreed scope and acceptance checks. Third-party software fees are separate.

One named job, a written finish line, and a launch date agreed before the build.

Included

One bottleneck call to define the job, owner, inputs, and finish line
One bounded system for that job using the current tools where practical
One review path with visible proof: source, prepared output, changed state, or a clear stop condition
One launch handoff with simple operating notes

Not included

Additional jobs, parallel systems, or open-ended expansion
Large migrations, full CRM cleanup, or custom app development
Ongoing retainer support or unlimited revision cycles
Invented integrations, paid software, or production changes outside the agreed scope

Choose a useful starting point

Common first systems

The best candidate is frequent, structured enough to map, meaningful to the business, and reviewable before a risky action.

Lead intake and follow-up

Capture the request, qualify the basics, prepare the next action, and surface exceptions. Keep the owner in control of replies and decisions that need a person.

Inbox and request triage

Sort incoming work, draft responses, and route edge cases to the right person. Preserve an approval boundary so a prepared reply is not mistaken for a sent one.

CRM and workflow hygiene

Prepare structured updates and flag missing or inconsistent information. Make proposed changes easy to verify before they reach the business record.

Research and briefings

Collect source evidence and turn it into a recurring report or briefing. Separate facts from recommendations so the reader can check what matters.

Read why one job is the right first scope →

Larger builds are scoped and quoted after the first conversation, never before.

A practical first step

Not sure which workflow deserves attention first?

Use the free 15-minute call to pressure-test the job, then decide whether the bounded $999 one-job offer is the right next step.

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