The library
What a working AI stack looks like.
Complete, costed stacks for companies at different sizes and stages — not a list of everything available.
A stack is a set of decisions that fit together, in an order that works. A list of good tools is not a stack, which is why most companies end up paying for four things that do the same job.
What each stack guide includes
- The stack, drawn
- What each tool does, and why it's there
- Total monthly cost
- Rollout order
- What to add at the next stage
- What to skip
In production
What we’re writing next.
Committed to and being researched. Nothing here is published yet — this is the queue, not a teaser.
- 01The AI stack for a 10-person companyThe smallest set of tools that does real work.
- 02The AI stack for a 50-person companyWhere the first stack breaks, and what replaces it.
- 03The sales team's AI stackResearch, outreach, CRM hygiene, and call follow-up.
- 04The operations team's AI stackDocuments, handoffs, reporting, and the glue between systems.
- 05The minimum viable AI stackWhat you can run for less than the price of one seat of most enterprise tools.
- 06The buy-vs-build decision guideThe four questions that decide it, and the two answers that are usually wrong.
Get this tailored to your business.
The Stack Advisor takes the same method and applies it to what you actually run.
Your people were hired to think, sell, decide, and build. Not to retype.