The boutique alternative to big consulting firms for AI: one senior consultant, agents built in your tools and run every day.

Firms such as Accenture, Deloitte or McKinsey are built for large clients: programmes across countries and functions, many stakeholders, platforms to rebuild. Their model staffs a team for each engagement, and it is sized for that kind of client.

A firm of twenty people usually has a narrower question. Which recurring work costs the partners the most hours, and can an agent take it on this quarter, under their control? That question is what a boutique AI firm is built to answer.

• Who you work with. Large firm: a team staffed for the engagement, across strategy, technology and change. AI Jungle: Loïc Guyon reads your brief and leads the engagement.
• Scope. Large firm: a transformation programme. AI Jungle: one process at a time, starting with the one that costs the most partner hours.
• What you receive. Large firm: recommendations, roadmaps and large implementations. AI Jungle: an agent running in your tools, the rules it follows and the record of its tests.
• After delivery. Large firm: usually your IT team or a separate managed-service contract. AI Jungle: we operate the agents, maintain them and train your people.
• Price. Large firm: quoted per engagement. AI Jungle: published on the pricing page.

Choose a large firm for a group-wide transformation, a regulated programme across several countries, an ERP or data-platform rebuild, or board-level strategy work with many business units. Choose a boutique when the goal is specific: take recurring work off a team of five to fifty, keep the founder's judgment at the decisions, and have someone run the agents every day.

Senior attention on your file, a first process chosen for its cost in partner hours, agents that run in the tools you already use, and an operator who stays after launch. You also keep control:

• 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.

One published example: at Asia-Connect, an executive search firm, AI Jungle installed and runs a business-development agent, and a partner approves every message before it goes out.

Bring it to the Leverage Assessment. We start from the processes it names, test the first one on your past cases, and tell you which step deserves an agent, which one a simpler process fixes, and which one can wait. The build follows only when the test justifies it. See how the method runs, or what an AI consulting firm does at each step.

A large-firm engagement is quoted case by case. Ours is published, in full:

• 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.

The first step is free: a three-question brief that Loïc reads before your 30-minute call. Prepare my brief.