A $100 assessment that shows what to automate first and what tools, agencies, or workflows to skip.
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Clear roadmap. No mystery AI setup. Built for real businesses.
Most businesses do not need more AI tools. They need to know what to fix first.
The $100 AI Business Assessment looks at how your business actually runs today: calls, forms, follow-up, booking, reviews, CRM, and admin. Then it shows what to fix first.
No tool chasing. No mystery setup. Just a clear AI roadmap before you spend thousands building the wrong thing.
Built for local and service businesses that want clarity before buying software, hiring an agency, or building a complicated AI system.
A few real receipts: client reaction and behind-the-scenes systems. No fake case-study polish.
Why this matters: Wabi is built for owners who want clear diagnosis first, then useful implementation when the roadmap proves it.
Results vary. The assessment provides recommendations based on your current business systems and goals.
I’m Marcellus Roberts, founder of Wabi Consulting. Wabi is based in Las Vegas and works with local service businesses nationwide.
I built Wabi after spending three years deep in AI and seeing how overwhelming this space feels for normal business owners. The tools are powerful, but most people do not need another confusing app, chatbot, or agency pitch. They need a simple roadmap that shows what to fix first.
The name wabi comes from the Japanese idea of beauty in simplicity. That is the point: make AI useful, practical, and calm enough to actually improve your business and your life.
I have built and sold websites for business owners, helped people build their first AI agents and landers, and watched simple automations save real time inside a friend’s local construction company. Wabi itself is run with AI systems behind the scenes, so this is not theory.
On the prescription call, we keep it simple. We go through your diagnosis, then I show you step by step how the right systems can connect so you get time and freedom back from your business.
“Most business owners do not need more AI tools. They need to know what to fix first.”
Also into golf, DJing, lifting, festivals, and making complicated systems feel simple enough to actually use.
An AI business assessment is a practical review of how your business currently captures leads, answers calls, follows up, books appointments, requests reviews, manages its CRM, and handles repeat admin tasks. Wabi uses the assessment to identify where AI automation can help first and where you should avoid wasting money.
Start by mapping the customer journey from first contact to paid job: calls, forms, texts, quotes, booking, follow-up, review requests, and reactivation. Then look for delays, manual handoffs, missed messages, duplicate data entry, and leads that never get followed up. Wabi’s $100 AI Business Assessment does this with a guided intake and turns the findings into a short roadmap.
Most local businesses should automate the leaks closest to revenue first: missed-call text back, speed-to-lead follow-up, quote reminders, appointment reminders, review requests, and old-lead reactivation. Wabi does not recommend automating everything at once. The assessment ranks the highest-impact fixes first.
Yes. The assessment is built for local and service businesses where calls, quotes, bookings, follow-up, reviews, and repeat customers matter. That includes contractors, HVAC, plumbing, roofing, cleaning, med spas, salons, auto detailers, repair shops, junk removal, landscapers, and similar businesses.
AI can help by texting missed callers back, sending instant lead responses, routing inquiries, reminding staff to follow up, and keeping leads in a visible pipeline. The goal is not to replace the owner. The goal is to stop good opportunities from sitting untouched.
No. You do not need GoHighLevel before the assessment. The assessment is platform-agnostic from the buyer’s point of view: first we diagnose what the business should automate, then we can recommend the simplest tool path. If you already use GoHighLevel, Wabi can also spot cleanup opportunities in your forms, calendars, pipelines, tags, messages, and workflows.
An automation agency often starts by selling implementation. Wabi starts with diagnosis. The assessment helps you understand what your business actually needs before you pay for tools, workflows, or a larger done-for-you build.
The assessment includes voice-agent or guided intake, a business leak diagnosis, a simple AI roadmap, a priority list of what to automate first, and a prescription call with Wabi.
The $100 assessment does not include full implementation. It gives you the diagnosis and roadmap first. After the prescription call, you can choose whether to implement the plan yourself, work with Wabi in a done-with-you way, or ask Wabi about done-for-you implementation.
Yes, if the business already completes jobs or appointments but forgets to ask for reviews. A simple review-request workflow can send timely requests, follow up politely, and keep review generation from depending on memory or manual effort.
Yes. Many local businesses have old leads, past estimates, no-shows, or previous customers sitting in a CRM or spreadsheet. An assessment can identify whether reactivation campaigns, follow-up sequences, or pipeline cleanup should be part of the first roadmap.
The Wabi AI Business Assessment costs $100. The goal is to help you avoid spending hundreds or thousands on AI tools, agencies, or automations before you know what your business should actually automate first.
Checkout confirms your assessment and gives Wabi the green light to start the diagnosis.
You can talk with Ava, Wabi’s AI intake assistant, or use a written intake when that fits better.
Wabi reviews the intake and prepares a plain-English roadmap of what to automate first, what to skip, and why.
You get a prescription call. The $100 assessment is diagnosis first; implementation is optional and separate.