Not a deck about the future of work. Bring your quoting spreadsheet, your inbox, your booking mess: we spend half a day teaching your team practical AI on the work you already do, and you leave with things working.
YouTube has every AI tutorial your team could ever watch. If a generic slideshow would fix this, keep your $2,500 and go watch the free stuff.
What free content cannot do is sit in your room, open the spreadsheet your team fights with, and make AI useful on the work that has to go out this week. Someone working on your business, in front of you, is the one thing that does not stream.
So there is no deck. Before the session we learn how your business runs: what you sell, how work comes in, where the hours go. Then we build the half day around that. Your workflows, your tools, your industry.
And the owner should be in the room. When the person who can say yes is at the table, decisions get made in the session instead of dying in a follow-up email.
What most corporate AI training looks like.
What we do instead.
We walk through your operation the way it runs today: quotes, scheduling, follow-ups, paperwork, whatever eats the week. We show where AI helps, and we say plainly where it does not.
Nobody watches a demo for three hours. Your team works through this week’s real tasks with AI, so the habit exists before we’re out the door, not after a someday.
Straight tool guidance with no vendor kickbacks. We have no reseller deals and no affiliations, so when we say a $20 tool is enough, it’s because it is.
A short written rundown of what we set up, what to keep doing, and what to try next. Written for your business, not for an industry in general.
Per-head pricing punishes you for inviting the whole team, which is backwards. So we do not price per head.
Training sticks when everyone who touches the work hears the same thing. You know the number before anything is booked. No hourly billing, no surprise line items after. That is how we price everything at the studio.
One honest pointer: if you would rather have a map before you train anyone, our $1,500 AI audit looks at where AI fits your business first. It pairs naturally in front of a workshop. Neither requires the other.
Teams of 2 to 15 at an owner-led business. Contractors, clinics, shops, studios, event companies: the industry doesn’t matter, the shape does. You keep hearing “we should be using AI,” in meetings and probably in your own head, and nobody has started.
That is exactly the room this is built for. San Diego and Tijuana first, because being at the table is a real part of the value. Remote works too, same session, same price.
About your business, through the contact page, or an email to hola@xala.studio. We reply within two working days.
Before the session we ask how your business runs: what you sell, what tools you already pay for, where the hours go. The half day gets built from that.
You get a date, a written confirmation, and an invoice from the studio. No online checkout, no card form. By design.
Just decide which parts of the work you want covered. The messier the better: the quoting spreadsheet everyone dreads is perfect material. We handle the rest of the preparation before the session.
That’s the room this was built for. The session assumes your people run a business, not that they write software. If a step needs a tutorial to survive, we don’t teach it.
The ones that fit how your business already works, which we figure out before the session. We have no reseller deals and no tool affiliations, so a recommendation is just what we’d use ourselves. Often the honest answer is a $20-a-month tool, not an enterprise contract.
Yes. On-site anywhere in San Diego or Tijuana, remote for teams elsewhere. Same session, same $2,500 flat price.
Then four people come. The price is for the room, up to 15 people, not per head. We’d still nudge you to invite everyone who touches the work: training sticks better when the whole team hears the same thing.
One paragraph about your team and the work is enough. Or email hola@xala.studio.