AI Operations for growing companies

Sounds familiar?

Your team is doing work AI should be doing.

You know AI matters. You just don't have someone who has built it into a company before. So the hours keep going to the same three places.

You rebuild the same report every week

Someone exports from analytics, ads, the CRM and the bank, then rebuilds the same deck by hand. That's an afternoon a week you could spend reading the numbers instead of assembling them.

Your numbers live in five tools that don't talk

The data exists, just never in one place. Get a single live view you open every morning, so decisions stop waiting on whoever can pull the export.

"We'll get to AI later" keeps slipping

The intent is there; the starting point isn't. Skip the year of false starts and get working systems shipped by someone who's already done it 56 times.

What you get

Hours back, a live view of the business, and a team that works with AI.

The same discipline behind my CRO work, pointed at your operations. You walk away with three things.

Diagnose

Know exactly where your hours are leaking

A fixed-scope review hands you a ranked map of every workflow worth automating, with an hours-saved estimate against each one. No guessing where to start.

Workflow inventory
Hours-saved ranking
Tool-integration map
Quick-win shortlist

Build

Get the highest-leverage systems running

I wire up the wins from the audit and hand them over working. Each build ends with something you can open and use that day.

Automated reporting
Live KPI dashboard
CRM sync and hygiene
Briefing and alert pipelines

Embed

Make AI how your team works, not a tool they poke

New automations land every month, and the ones you already have stay maintained. Your team learns to run the way I do, so the operating layer keeps growing on its own.

New automations monthly
Maintenance on everything built
Team enablement sessions
A direct line to me

How we start

A small, concrete first step. Then you decide.

The same growth path I use on the CRO side: prove the value on something real before you commit to the ongoing work.

Start here

Operations audit

Fixed fee · credited toward a build

You leave with the ranked automation map whether or not we go further. An easy first yes.

Then

Build sprint

Per outcome · weeks, not months

I automate the top finding, board reporting or a live dashboard, and you watch it go live.

Ongoing

Operations retainer

Monthly · keeps building

New automations, maintenance, and team enablement every month. The leverage stacks.

Pricing

You pay for the system, not the hours.

AI turns a week of that work into an afternoon. Billing by the hour would punish exactly that, so you pay for the outcome and what it leaves behind.

Audit

25–45k NOK

Fixed · one-off · credited toward a build

Full workflow inventory
Ranked automation map
Hours-saved estimates
90-minute findings walkthrough

Start with an audit

The engagement

Retainer

20–45k NOK / mo

Tiered by active automations + enablement

New automations every month
Maintenance on everything built
Team upskilling sessions
Live operations review
A direct line to me, no account manager

Get a free 20-min demo

Build sprint

50–120k NOK

Per outcome · scoped from the audit

One high-leverage system, shipped
Wired to your live tools
Documented and handed over
Weeks, not months

Scope a build

Indicative ranges to frame the conversation, not a fixed rate card. Final scope and pricing are set after the audit. One automated reporting pipeline typically gives a founder or ops lead several hours back every week, so the fee pays for itself on reclaimed time alone, before the better-decisions argument.

Why me, why here

You see the proof running, and you can meet the person who built it.

Anyone can promise AI transformation. Fewer can show it running. I can, in my own company, every day.

Real systems, not demos

Analytics, ads, CRM, banking, automated briefings, payments. These integrations hold up in production, because the same ones run my own company every day.

One point of contact, quick to decide

You deal directly with the person doing the work and the one who makes the calls. No ticket queue, no account manager relaying messages, no waiting days for a decision.

One operator, the whole way through

The person who maps your workflow is the one who builds it and the one you talk to. Nothing gets handed down a chain or lost between people.

Who you're working with

One person. Fully accountable.

Every audit, every automation, every follow-up comes straight from Finge Holden, founder of ConversionLab. No juniors reading your stack second-hand, no account manager in the middle. The person who finds where your hours go is the one who builds the system that gets them back.

No juniors. No handoffs.

The person who diagnoses the workflow is the one who builds it, ships it, and maintains it.

Proof you can see running.

I built 56 live systems into my own company before offering this. You're buying something I run every day, not a theory.

12+ years building businesses.

This isn't generic AI consulting. I build around how a lean company actually runs day to day, because I've done that work myself.

Finge Holden, founder of ConversionLab, working

Ready to get hours back?

See what one person can run with AI.

Start with a short call. I'll walk you through the systems I run live, then we'll pick the three worth building into your company first. You'll leave with a clear starting point either way.

Get a free 20-min demo

Free · 20 minutes · No commitment