A paid audit for boutique consultancies, agencies, and professional services firms. A deep dive call with the founder, then a written report with three specific quick wins, ROI estimates, and a 30-day implementation roadmap.
No deck. No sales-call disguised as discovery. A real audit, with a deliverable in your hands within five business days.
Pick a time on Calendly. Pay $499 upfront. A short pre-call form lands in your inbox, five questions about your business and where the hours are leaking. Five minutes to fill.
Live on Google Meet. We work through your pain points, screen-share your stack, and narrow to three quick wins. No slides, no canned questions, no sales pitch.
A written audit report in your inbox within five business days of the call. You read it, share it with your team, implement it yourself or hire a Phase 2 build. Your call.
The audit is paid upfront. You get a real deliverable in five business days. If you want to take what's in the report and run with it yourself, that's the win. If you'd rather hand the build to us, we'll scope Phase 2 at the end.
I'm Adarsh. CTO and co-founder at Exthalpy, where we build production AI for clinics. Before EnAtlas, I shipped LLM workflows across healthcare, real estate, and venture-backed SaaS. RAG systems, voice agents, automation infrastructure. The unsexy stuff that runs in production.
EnAtlas is a one-person operation on purpose. No agency markup, no project manager translating your problem to a builder. When you book the audit, you're working with the person who runs it, writes the report, and would run any Phase 2 build. Five active audit slots per month, max.
Free audits attract tire-kickers and produce shallow reports. A paid audit makes the engagement mutual. You're paying for a deliverable, not signing up for a sales funnel. The conversation that follows it (whether you want Phase 2 or not) is genuinely optional.
That's a valid outcome. The audit is paid upfront and stands on its own. If implementation isn't worth it (which the report will tell you honestly if so), you've still walked away with a written analysis of where your operations leak hours, and you can use that for any future hire, agency, or in-house build.
No refunds. The price is intentionally low ($499) so the risk to you is small. If you feel the report missed something, you get a free 30-min follow-up call where we go deeper on whatever was incomplete. That's the guarantee.
Two things. First, the deliverable. You walk away with a written report, not vibes. Second, the incentive. Agencies giving free calls are paying for them with the sales pitch, which means the call is structured to make you buy, not to inform you. The paid audit removes that pressure.
The report ends with a Phase 2 scoping recommendation. If you want to move forward, we'll have a follow-up call to confirm scope and pricing. Phase 2 runs on a 3-month minimum. You own all the IP, you can cancel after the minimum with 30 days notice. No upsell pressure during the audit itself.
Almost always, yes. Those tools are great for individuals. They break at the team level when nobody owns them. The audit looks at where your team's tool usage is fragmented, what's stuck at individual usage, and where the gap is between "we use AI" and "AI is in our operations."
Yes. If you'd like one signed before the call, send your template after booking and it goes back to you within 24 hours. Otherwise, a standard mutual NDA can be sent from this side on request.
Yes. You own the report. Share it, redact it, use it however serves your business.
The audit takes one call. The report lands in five business days. $499, flat, paid upfront. If it's not worth it, this is the cheapest mistake you'll make this quarter.