AI automation · monthly subscription

An AI engineer on retainer, building in your real tools.

We implement AI into your business operations so your team can reduce manual admin, speed up customer response, and get cleaner operating data without hiring more people. One flat $10,000/month subscription. Cancel anytime.

Already know your first workflow? Subscribe and describe it. Want a gut check first? Book a free working session: same engineer, no salespeople in between.

$0.0k/moflat · cancel anytime
Senior engineersno juniors, no account managers
Your tools, your datascoped access, full audit log
You own everythingit keeps running if you leave
Aman Meghrajani

aman · senior consultant

Aman Meghrajani

Senior Consultant

Who you're actually hiring

You're not buying a tool. You're hiring a senior engineer who builds it.

I'm Aman Meghrajani, founder and principal engineer. I lead every engagement personally and build AI automations into the systems companies already run, and when a build calls for more hands, I bring in senior engineers I trust and stand behind. Either way it's senior work on your account, on a weekly cadence you can watch. No junior teams learning on your dime, no model-reseller agenda, no six-month strategy deck before anything ships.

We're lean and early, so I won't show you a wall of logos we don't have yet. What we'll do instead: agree what “working” means before we build, ship it into your tools, and keep it reversible: cancel anytime, and you own everything we build.

“Most AI projects fail because they start too big. I ship one working thing, then the next.”

If you have a workflow eating your team's week, I'd like to see it. Book a free 30-minute call. No deck, no pressure.

Aman

Aman Meghrajani · Senior Consultant

Why $10k/month feels safe

The risk is one reversible month. Not a year-long bet.

No annual contract, no setup fee, no lock-in. You can leave whenever you want, the price never changes, and everything we build stays yours.

Cancel anytime, one click

Month-to-month. No annual contract, no termination fee, no retention call. Cancel in the billing portal and it ends at the close of the paid month.

One flat price, no surprises

$10,000 a month covers everything: no setup fee, no per-seat charge, no usage metering, no surprise invoices. A month you pay for is a month of work received.

You own everything

Code, prompts, workflows, and accounts all live in your infrastructure under your access. Cancel and it keeps running. Nothing is locked behind the subscription.

Work directly with the engineer

No account managers, no junior teams, no model-reseller agenda. The senior engineer who scopes your work is the one who builds and supports it.

What one subscription covers

Point at what you want automated.
I build it into your real tools.

Most teams start with one. Add more whenever you want: it's the same flat price. These are starting points, not a menu you pay for per item.

If it's repetitive and lives in software, it's in scope, described in plain English, no SOW. The subscription is the budget.

Who we work with

Best fit: teams with repetitive knowledge work.

If the work happens in inboxes, docs, CRMs, spreadsheets, support tools, or calls, there is usually a good first automation to build.

Services firms

Consulting, legal, agencies, and expert teams that spend too much time drafting, searching, and reporting.

Proposals, client reports, knowledge search

Support-heavy teams

Companies with inboxes, tickets, calls, and intake queues that need faster response without losing quality.

Triage, reply drafts, voice agents

Sales and operations

Teams buried in research, enrichment, handoffs, follow-ups, and repetitive coordination work.

Lead research, CRM updates, follow-ups

Back office

Finance, admin, and reporting workflows where people copy data between systems and chase exceptions.

Invoices, collections, reporting

How a month with Tap runs

A visible weekly rhythm. Not a black box.

Not a one-time project on a payment plan: a senior engineer on the team, building new automations and keeping the live ones healthy, for as long as it's worth it to you.

WK 01

Subscribe and describe

Start the subscription, then tell us the workflows you want automated in plain English. We turn them into a prioritized build queue: no SOW, no scoping fee.

WK 02

Kickoff call

A working session with the engineer to confirm the first workflow, get scoped access to your tools, and agree what success looks like before any build starts.

WK 03

Build in your tools

We connect to your real systems, add AI where it helps, and keep a human-approval step on anything that touches money or a customer. You watch it ship on a shared board.

WK 04

Ship weekly, reprioritize anytime

New automations go live, the ones already running get monitored and tuned, and you reorder the queue, add work whenever you want.

What “working” looks like

The kind of result
we'll write down together.

The exact workflow changes by company. The pattern is the same: remove repetitive work, keep humans in control, and measure the time saved.

* Illustrative · not a named client

4h to 12m

Support queue

DTC brand with 600 tickets a day

Triage and reply drafts helped the team answer faster without hiring another support cohort.

* Illustrative · not a named client

8h to 45m

Proposal drafting

Professional services team

A knowledge copilot drafted proposals from past work so senior people spent time reviewing, not rewriting.

* Illustrative · not a named client

2w to 2d

Finance reporting

Manufacturing back office

Reconciliation, exception flags, and draft reports cut down the manual work around month-end close.

* We're early and lean, so I won't pretend we have a wall of logos. What we'll do instead: agree your number in writing at kickoff, build against it, and keep it reversible: cancel anytime, and you own everything.

The honest math

Cheaper than a hire. Faster than a firm.

$10k/month buys senior engineering output without the cost, lock-in, or wait of the alternatives you're already pricing, and the bill stops the month you say stop.

Tap is the middle path.

A senior engineer on subscription: senior output this week, one flat price, expand as the numbers justify: no permanent hire, no consulting program.

Hire an AI engineer

$200k+/yr fully loaded, three-plus months to recruit and ramp, and a permanent salary you carry even if the role does not work out. Tap is senior output this week, $120k/yr, cancel any month.

A consulting firm

A six-figure SOW, a discovery phase, a deck, and junior engineers learning on your dime. With Tap there is no SOW and no scoping fee: your request is the spec, and the senior engineer who scopes it is the one who builds it.

DIY with ChatGPT & Claude

ChatGPT and the OpenAI and Claude APIs are powerful, but a raw model is not an automation. Someone still has to design the workflow, wire it into your real tools, handle the edge cases, check the output, and keep it running. That person is the real $10k/mo. They just never show up on an invoice.

Your data

Scoped access. Full logs.
Nothing leaves that doesn't have to.

You're handing an engineer access to your CRM, inbox, phone line, and customer data. Here's exactly how that's handled, in plain language, not legal boilerplate.

Least-privilege access

I get only the scopes a given workflow needs, and you can revoke any of it in seconds.

Runs in your accounts

Your cloud, your API keys, your data. I do not host your data on my side.

Full audit log

A record of every action an automation takes, with human approval on anything irreversible or customer-facing.

No training on your data

Enterprise model endpoints. Your data is never used to train models, and no PII goes to a third party without your written approval.

Model choice

Use the right model. Do not marry the vendor.

Some workflows need speed. Some need long context. Some need low cost or private deployment. We test against your real examples and choose based on evidence, not brand loyalty.

OpenAI
Anthropic
Google Gemini
Meta Llama

OpenAI, Claude, Gemini, Llama, and others when the workflow calls for them.

Pricing

One flat price. Senior engineering. Cancel any month.

No tiers, no usage meter, no annual contract. Subscribe, describe what you need, and we start shipping. Cancel in one click whenever you want.

The subscription

AI Automation Subscription

Month-to-month

A senior engineer on retainer, shipping automations every week.

$0.0k/ month
Cancel anytimeFlat monthly priceYou own everything
  • Senior engineers building in your real tools (no junior teams)
  • Unlimited requests, one active build at a time, reprioritize anytime
  • All integrations, prompts, retrieval, and model tuning
  • Weekly shipping + a shared board you can watch
  • Security setup: scoped access, audit logging, human approval
  • Monitoring and tuning on everything already live
  • You own all code, prompts, and accounts, in your infrastructure
  • No setup fee, no per-seat charge, no usage fees, no SOW

What “cancel anytime” really means

The exit is built in from day one.

Cancel in the billing portal, effective end of the paid month: no fee, no notice period, no retention call. A month you pay for is yours through the end of that month; we don't prorate. Cancelling never breaks what's live, because everything runs in your accounts.

We take a limited number of clients at a time so the work stays senior and hands-on. If the next start window is full, you'll join a short waitlist, not a queue of account managers.

Two ways to start

Subscribe now, or talk to me first.

Both go to the same engineer. There are no salespeople in between.

Start the subscription

$10k/month. Subscribe, describe your first workflow, and book the kickoff. Best if you already know what you want automated and just want to go. Cancel anytime.

Book a working session

30 minutes, free, with me, not a salesperson. We pick your first automation, I tell you straight whether it's worth automating, and you leave with a real plan. No deck, no pressure.

Questions

What people ask before they start.

Automations need tuning, and your needs change. You are hiring an engineer on call who keeps the live ones healthy and builds the next, not buying a project that goes stale the week after it ships.

Senior engineering in your tools: new automations shipped, the live ones monitored and tuned, a weekly working session, and a queue you reprioritize. We work one active build at a time so quality stays high.

Yes: one click in the billing portal, effective at the end of the paid month. No annual contract, no termination fee, no retention call. A month you have paid for is yours through the end of that month. We do not prorate.

They keep running. Everything lives in your own infrastructure under your access: you own the code, prompts, and accounts. You are never held hostage by the subscription.

Honest answer: scope is capped at one active build at a time, everything is documented and handed back as we go, and it all runs in your infrastructure, so nothing lives only in one person’s head and nothing stops working if Tap disappears. We also bring in senior engineers when a build needs more hands, and we take a limited number of clients so quality stays high.

Least-privilege scoped access you can revoke in seconds, everything running in your own accounts, an audit log of what each automation does, human approval on anything irreversible, and no training on your data.

Either. Subscribe now if you already know your first workflow, or book a free 30-minute working session and I will tell you straight whether it is worth automating before you spend a dollar. Both go to the same engineer.

Usually within a week of kickoff, depending on how quickly we can get scoped access to your tools. The first build is typically a chatbot, knowledge assistant, or triage flow: the work that ships fastest.

Get started

Hire the engineer.
Cancel any month.

Subscribe and describe your first workflow, or book a free call and I'll tell you straight whether it's worth automating. Same engineer either way.

Work directly with the engineer · Cancel anytime · You own everything you build.