An AI consulting firm for service businesses that want the work done, not another report.

It answers three questions in order. Which recurring work is worth handing to AI? How should it be built so your team can check it? Who keeps it running once the consultants have gone? A business your size needs all three answers, because nobody in-house has the hours to maintain an agent after launch.

In practice, that means proposals drafted from your past proposals, meeting briefs built from your notes and CRM, follow-ups prepared after each call, prospect lists ranked for a partner to approve. Each agent runs in the tools you already use, prepares the work, and leaves the decision to the person you name.

Loïc Guyon, who founded AI Jungle, reads every brief before the first call. See the method, step by step.

A consulting firm decides, an agency builds, a freelancer delivers a defined piece. The risk with the first is a report nobody acts on. With the second, a tool built before anyone checked it was needed. With the third, a build nobody maintains once the freelancer moves on.

AI Jungle does the three jobs in that order. The Leverage Assessment decides, the build follows only when the Assessment justifies it, and the same team operates the agents afterwards. If you mainly need something built and run, read our AI automation agency page. If you want one consultant on one workflow, see AI automation consulting.

Ask four questions before you sign anything, and expect a written answer to each. Here are ours.

• Where does our data live? In an installation dedicated to your firm, hosted in Germany at Hetzner. None of your data trains a model.
• Who approves what leaves the firm? A person you name. Emails, proposals and posts wait for their yes.
• Who else can see our work? Nobody. Your memory, data and rules stay in your own installation and never feed another client's system.
• What do we keep if we stop? Everything: a full export of your data, rules and examples, then deletion on request.

Then ask for one published client result and how it was measured. Ours is the Asia-Connect case: an executive search firm where AI Jungle installed and runs a business-development agent, and a partner approves every message before it goes out.

1. Diagnose. The Leverage Assessment: one consultant, two 45-minute sessions and a report reviewed by a person. It can recommend a build, a simpler process or no AI.
2. Test. A bounded version runs on your own past cases, with a reviewer you name and the conditions to stop.
3. Build. The agent goes into your tools, with its approval points and the cases it must escalate.
4. Operate. The agents run every working day. We maintain them and train your people; your team approves.
5. Improve. Each validated correction becomes a written rule, then the next process starts, or you stop there.

Every step ends with a decision that belongs to you: continue, adjust or stop.

Most consulting firms quote after a discovery phase. AI Jungle publishes its grid:

• Leverage Assessment: $999 Standard, $2,999 Department, $9,999 Onsite (travel billed at cost). Credited in full if you continue.
• Build: $7,500 / $15,000 / $25,000 by firm size.
• Leverage Program, for firms of 5 to 20 people: $5,000 a month for the whole firm, plus 5% of revenue growth or 15% of gross-margin uplift, never more than $10,000 a month averaged over the year.
• Other sizes: from $499 per economic agent unit per month, plus 5% of the firm's growth above the previous 12-month baseline.

Start with the free brief: three questions about one process, no account, and Loïc reads it before your 30-minute call. Prepare my brief. Every term is on the pricing page.

When the project is a group-wide transformation across several countries, with a platform to rebuild and dozens of stakeholders, a large firm has the teams for it. When the goal is to take recurring work off a team of five to fifty within weeks and keep it running, a boutique firm that builds and operates is the shorter path. Compare AI Jungle with the big consulting firms.