Your team is already using AI. The question is whether it's working for you, or whether your CD is rewriting 80% of every draft to make it sound like your brand again.
I spent a year building the AI infrastructure I kept wishing existed at every job I've ever had. Now I build it for creative teams: inside your Slack, your Asana, your Notion, your Google Drive. I watch how your people work day to day, then wire AI into the grooves of what's already happening. Not everything gets undone and rebuilt. Most of it gets optimized, connected, and amplified.
And when the engagement ends, your team owns and runs everything we built. That part is structural, not a nice-to-have.
Captions, briefs, decks, product copy, all of it coming out sounding like every other brand on the internet. The time savings are imaginary when a senior creative rewrites most of every draft. And each AI-touched draft quietly becomes the new baseline for your voice.
A couple of early adopters use it for everything. A few dabble. The rest don't touch it. No shared playbook, no shared prompts, no shared brand context, and output quality that depends on who picked up the work that day.
The CEO or the client wants AI on the invoice. A board meeting produced a mandate and zero headcount. You've subscribed to four tools, use one inconsistently, and every Wednesday somebody swears a new one is the answer.
The two places to start have a number attached. Ongoing work gets scoped with you, because what fits a 12-person studio doesn't fit a 60-person brand working under a board mandate.
Starting at $2,500
Paid on signing · 2 weeks
A two-week paid diagnostic that shows exactly where your team's time is going, what's safe to automate, what should be offloaded, and what to watch on the AI horizon. A diagnostic, not an implementation, and I'll say that plainly up front.
Starting at $4,500
One-time, paid on signing
Brand voice extraction as a named, scoped deliverable. I interview your voice owners, audit your real collateral, distill how you sound into a working document, and build it directly into Claude so your team can write, design, and create in your voice across AI tools. It minimizes editing. It doesn't eliminate it, and I won't tell you otherwise.
Month to month
Scoped with you and quoted before anything starts
Ongoing creative ops and AI support, sized to what your team is doing. Some months that means building a workflow and training people on it. Others it means being in Slack while your team works out what to hand off. We set the shape together and adjust it as the work changes.
Per engagement
Custom scope and timeline, quoted after a scoping call
Some engagements need more of me than a monthly retainer holds. A longer runway, several departments moving at once, or a team that wants me in the room while the decisions get made. Those get built around what you're trying to accomplish rather than a package I picked out in advance. Bring me that goal and I'll scope it, including saying so if something above already covers what you need.
Retainers and partnerships pull from the same list. Which pieces we use depends on where your team's time is going and what the audit turned up.
How this works: every engagement gets scoped and quoted in full before anything starts, so you see the number before you commit to it. Payment is upfront or monthly in advance, no Net 30.
When a real number does exist, I show you where it came from. Every metric in my case studies is labeled verified, client-estimated, or Danee-observed. That's the Receipts Framework, and it's how I'd rather earn trust than with a guarantee I can't back.
Raw Creative, a 12-person studio, went from operations living in five people's heads to Slack architecture, Asana as the source of truth, consolidated finances, and a Claude workspace across every department. The payroll fix, the tool consolidation, and a custom estimating engine are all documented in the case study, with every number labeled by source.
If you're weighing whether this fits your team, grab 30 minutes. If it's not a fit, I'll say so and point you somewhere useful.
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