For mid-market companies — $50M to $500M revenue
You're probably about to buy the wrong AI tool.
Five minutes. An instant score, free. The full diagnostic and buying-readiness report for $149, once. This report will not result in someone calling you.
No email required for your score, or for the sample.
The actual product
Every other AI readiness tool exists to generate a sales lead. This one exists to give you an answer.
Microsoft, EY, Salesforce, Accenture and every vendor with a free maturity quiz are not being generous. The assessment is the top of a funnel, the score is the pretext, and the report is the reason a salesperson has to call you. That is why those tools never tell you to buy less software.
- No sales call. There is no calendar link anywhere in this product.
- No SDR follow-up. Nobody is assigned to your account, because there are no accounts.
- No nurture sequence. Your email is used to send a receipt and your report link.
- No vendor sponsorship. No product in your report paid to be there.
- No upsell to an implementation practice. There isn't one to sell you.
- See the report free
Who this is for
Built for the company in the middle.
You are
- $50M to $500M in revenue, 100 to 2,000 employees
- Too small to get real attention from a top-tier consultancy
- Too large to trust a vendor's self-serve quiz
- Running lean: no AI function, no analyst subscription
- Being asked by a board or owner what the AI plan is
You have probably
- Already bought at least one AI tool nobody uses
- Sat through a demo that answered none of your questions
- Been quoted six figures for a readiness assessment
- Watched a pilot stall between IT and the business
- Had no single person accountable for AI spend
This is not for
- Fortune 100 companies with an internal AI office
- Startups with fewer than fifty people
- Anyone who wants a partner to run the program for them
- Anyone looking for a vendor shortlist they can rubber-stamp
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Data & Systems
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Process Maturity
03
Team Readiness
04
Regulatory & Risk Exposure
05
AI Buying & Procurement Discipline
06
Strategic Priority
What the frameworks miss
Readiness is half the question. Buying discipline is the other half.
Established maturity models measure strategy, data, technology, organization and capabilities. They tell you whether the foundations are in place. They do not tell you whether your organization can evaluate a vendor beyond its marketing claims, whether it has already bought tools that now sit unused, or whether purchases are being approved by anyone with a view of the whole.
An organization with no buying discipline does not have a tooling problem. It has a procurement problem, and adding tools makes it worse. Four of the twenty-four questions here address that directly, and when that category scores low, the remediation plan fixes the buying process before it recommends a single new system.
Written by Corporate Training Labs
Built by people who have spent a decade on the buying side of the table.
Corporate Training Labs built Unconsultancy from the perspective of a corporate technology leader with more than ten years running evaluations, pilots and renewals inside operating companies — sitting through the demos, reading the contracts, and later explaining to a board why a purchased platform had a twelve-percent adoption rate.
Everything scored here comes from that vantage point: the questions that actually predicted whether a deployment landed, and the ones that vendors avoid asking because the honest answer is "you are not ready and you should not buy this yet." That sentence is one this product is free to write, because it has nothing to sell you afterwards.
The methodology, the sequencing rules and the full deliverable are all published in the sample. Judge it on the work rather than on a logo.
Read the sample reportHow it works
01
Read the sample report first
The whole deliverable is published free, unredacted in structure and ungated. Decide whether it is any good before you spend a cent.
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Answer 24 questions
Five minutes. No preparation, no data export, no discovery call. One question per screen, written for an executive rather than an engineer.
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See your score, then unlock the plan
Your weighted score out of 100 is free and needs no email. The full diagnostic and remediation plan is a one-time $149.
Pricing
Priced to be an obvious decision, not a procurement exercise. The report is a one-time $149; tracking over time is where the ongoing plan sits.
Free
$0
- The complete sample report
- Full 24-question assessment
- Total readiness score and tier
- No email required
Full Report
$149one-time
- Category breakdown across all six dimensions
- Peer benchmark and radar profile
- A prescriptive plan of 10 to 15 actions
- Matched AI capabilities, products and build-vs-buy
- Downloadable PDF and a permanent link
Team & Tracking
$1,800per year
- Everything in Full Report
- Quarterly re-assessment, across departments
- Trend dashboard for every category
- A fresh plan each round, not a repeat
Questions
Can I see the report before buying?
Yes — the entire sample report is published free, with no email gate. If it is not obviously worth $149 after reading it, do not buy it.
Will someone contact me?
No. That is the actual product. Microsoft, EY, Salesforce and every vendor readiness quiz exists to generate a lead for a sales team. This one takes $149 and goes away. The only email you receive is your receipt and your report link.
Who is this for?
Mid-market companies, roughly $50M to $500M in revenue: too small to command real attention from a top-tier consultancy, too large to trust a vendor's self-serve quiz. Especially those who have already bought AI tooling that nobody uses.
How is this different from a maturity framework?
Standard frameworks measure internal maturity. They do not ask whether your organization knows how to buy AI correctly — how you evaluate vendors, how you avoid shelf-ware, and whether purchases are driven by a business case or by optics. That is a full sixth of this diagnostic.
What makes the plan specific to us?
It is generated from your actual answers, your organization size and your industry. Two organizations with the same total score receive different recommendations, different AI capability matches and different build-versus-buy guidance. No recommendation requires hiring anyone.
What does the Team plan add?
Repeat assessments on a quarterly cadence across departments and business units, and a trend dashboard showing whether each category is moving. Each round produces a fresh plan rather than repeating the last one.