How ready are you for AI?

Thirty questions about how your business actually runs. Answer them honestly and you get a score across six pillars, with the weak ones named and what to do about them. Seven minutes, no card, no sales call.

Scored on

Data
Process
People
Technology
Strategy
Governance

What you get

A score for each of the six pillars that determine whether AI will work in your business, or quietly burn money.

Plus an overall band

So you know how urgent this is.

Ready
17–20

Foundations are sound. Pick the right bets.
Progressing
12–16

Real gaps. Fixable, in order.
Developing
7–11

Most pilots will fail until the groundwork is done.
Critical
5–6

Stop. Fix the foundations before you spend another pound.

Plus your biggest gap

A teaser of where your weakest pillar sits, the one most likely to undermine your next AI investment.

What it costs

Nothing
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No card
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No sales call after

What happens next

If you want more depth once you've seen your score, two options unlock at the end.

The diagnosis

The Full Report

£97

What's wrong, pillar by pillar, with the specific next step for each gap. Delivered the moment you pay.

The prescription

The Deep Dive

£497

A forensic version personalised to your sector and size, with a 30 / 60 / 90 plan and a 45-minute call to walk through it.

Both are clearly priced. Neither requires a conversation to find out what's in them.

Frequently asked questions

What does the AI Readiness Audit actually measure?

Six pillars that determine whether AI will work in your business: Data, Process, People, Technology, Strategy, Governance. Five questions per pillar, each scored 1 to 4. You get a band per pillar plus an overall position.

How long does it take?

Around 7 minutes. 30 questions. Multiple choice, no essays.

Who is it for?

Business leaders deciding what to do about AI. SMB owners, operations directors, marketing leaders, anyone who is being asked to "do something with AI" and wants an honest read on their starting position.

Do you need my card or contact details?

No card, ever. Your first name and work email, so the report is addressed to you and lands in your inbox. Nothing else is asked for and nobody rings you.

What happens after I get my score?

You see your score for each pillar plus a teaser of your biggest gap. Two paid tiers are offered: £97 for a full diagnostic report, £497 for a Deep Dive with a personalised plan and a call. Both prices are visible. Neither requires a sales conversation to access.

Is my data shared with anyone?

No. Your answers are used to generate your results and nothing else. We do not sell, share, or repurpose them.

How ready are you for AI?

If you needed a clean accurate list of your best 500 customers right now - how confident are you in what you would get?

How complete is the data your business relies on to make decisions?

Can your key business systems share data with each other without someone manually exporting and importing spreadsheets?

When an important business decision needs to be made how often does reliable data actually drive it?

Who in your business is responsible for the quality and accuracy of your data?

How many of your core business processes are documented well enough that a new team member could follow them without asking anyone?

If you asked three different people in your business to complete the same task how similar would their approach be?

How often does your business actively review and improve its core processes rather than just running them?

How aware are you of where the bottlenecks and inefficiencies are in your most important business processes?

Who in your business is responsible for making sure core processes are followed and improved over time?

How would you honestly describe your team's attitude toward AI right now?

If you asked your team to use an AI tool in their day-to-day work tomorrow how capable do you think they would be?

As the business owner or leader how actively are you modelling AI adoption - trying it yourself talking about it and normalising it for your team?

Has your business made any formal investment in helping your team understand and use AI?

When your business introduces new technology or ways of working how well does your team adapt?

Can your key business systems share data with each other without someone manually exporting and importing spreadsheets?

How would you describe the overall state of your technology stack?

How easily can your business generate a clear picture of performance without someone spending hours pulling it together?

How much of your team's time is spent working around technology limitations rather than using technology productively?

When your business adopts a new technology tool how rigorous is the evaluation process before you commit?

Does your business have a clear plan for how you will use AI - with specific outcomes you are trying to achieve?

Has your business actually allocated budget and resource to AI - or is it still on the wishlist?

Do you have a clear way to measure whether your AI investments are working?

How aligned is your leadership team on where AI should focus and what it should achieve?

How clear is your business on where AI would add the most value?

If an AI tool made a significant error affecting your customers tomorrow who in your business would own the response?

Does your business have clear guidelines for how staff can and cannot use AI tools - particularly around customer or business data?

How well do you and your leadership team understand the specific risks that AI introduces to your business around data compliance and reputation?

Does your business have a clear position on how customer data can and cannot be used in AI systems?

Does your business have any process for reviewing how AI tools are performing and whether they are being used appropriately?

Where should we send your score?

Scoring your answers.