Enterprise — $6,000 per year, flat
Before you spend $75,000 on an AI platform, run the proposal through Unconsultancy.
The AI Purchase Review takes a vendor proposal and returns BUY, PILOT, WAIT or DO NOT BUY — grounded in your organization's own scores rather than in a generic maturity grid. Your company's AI decision system.
How a review runs
01
Hand it the proposal
The vendor quote or deck as a PDF, an image of the pricing page, or pasted text. Plus the product name, the annual cost and the contract term.
02
It reads it against your own diagnostic
Not against a generic rubric. Against your readiness, buying discipline and opportunity scores, your decision state and the tools you already told us you own.
03
You get a decision memo
A verdict, the rationale, red flags, the contract conditions to insist on before money moves, the questions to send the vendor, a cheaper alternative and a walk-away test.
What you hand it
- The vendor proposal or quote, as a PDF or pasted text
- A screenshot of the pricing page or the deck
- The AI product name and what it claims to do
- Pricing and contract term
- The sales pitch and the internal business case
Files are read and discarded. Nothing you upload is stored.
What comes back
Recommendation: WAIT
Your organization scores 41/100 on AI buying discipline. The proposed platform overlaps with two existing tools and requires data integration capabilities you currently score low on.
Estimated implementation risk: High
Recommended action: Do not sign a multi-year agreement. Run a 60-day pilot with one department first.
A standing record of every AI decision.
Unlimited reviews
Every proposal that crosses the desk, reviewed before it reaches a signature.
Review history
Vendor, date and verdict for every decision, so procurement has a defensible trail.
Re-assessment cadence
Re-run the diagnostic on your own schedule with a trend line for every dimension.
Department views
Circulate the breakdown to the teams whose processes the tooling would touch.
Where we start
Written first for three sectors where AI tool sprawl is already expensive.
Professional services
Law, accounting, engineering and agencies — billable-hour firms
A firm-wide AI drafting suite on a three-year term
Two practice groups already pay for overlapping tools and neither has a measured baseline for time saved. You would be signing a multi-year contract against an unmeasured process.
Manufacturing & distribution
$50M–$500M revenue, ERP and CRM running side by side
An agentic order-to-cash automation platform
The same records exist in the ERP and the CRM under different keys. The agents would automate a reconciliation nobody can audit — $180K to $400K with no baseline to prove against.
Healthcare admin & back-office
Claims, intake, scheduling and revenue cycle teams
A patient-facing conversational assistant, this year
Governance scores low and no acceptable-use policy is published. The exposure sits in the data handling long before it sits in the model, and the first audit finding costs more than the licence.