AI Assessment Generator BETA · FREE
Consultants charge $999 for an AI-readiness assessment. Answer 9 quick questions and get the same shape of report — readiness score, your top automation opportunities with hours-back estimates, quick wins, and a 90-day roadmap. Free, no sign-up, about a minute.
Free during beta — 2 assessments per day. Your answers are processed by our server-side AI route and never stored.
Your AI-readiness report
AI-readiness assessment
Score breakdown — five dimensions
Your top opportunities — ranked by payoff
Quick wins — click to check off, all doable this week
90-day roadmap
Watch-outs
The honest number
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This assessment is AI-generated from the 9 answers you gave — treat it as a sharp starting point, not gospel. Estimates of hours and value are indicative, based on typical outcomes for businesses with a similar profile. Verify anything mission-critical before committing budget. Generated with ToolFolio — free, no sign-up.
What an AI-readiness assessment actually measures
New to the concept? Read what an AI-readiness assessment is (and how to run one free) — the five dimensions, what consultants sell, and how to prepare so your results are honest.
How is this free when consultants charge $999?
The model runs on a free community tier of an OpenAI-compatible provider, called through our own server route — so we have no per-report cost and charge nothing, and the access key never reaches your browser. A consultant brings years of pattern recognition, site visits and accountability; this tool brings structure, honesty and a very fast first pass. Many businesses only need the first pass.
What happens to my answers?
They go through our own server route to the AI provider — the access key stays on our server and never travels to your browser. We store nothing: no answers, no reports. The report lives in the page until you close or reload it; export it as Markdown if you want to keep it. There are no accounts and no tracking.
Why these 9 questions?
They're the minimum needed to say something useful: what the business is, how much repetitive work exists, what's already in place, and how much change the team can absorb. Fewer questions would make the report generic; more would make people quit halfway.
Is the score meaningful?
It's a directional indicator of how much untapped automation value exists and how ready you are to capture it — not a certified benchmark. A low score with high opportunity is actually good news: quick wins first. Use the breakdown to see where the points come from.