Result
self-reportedOver two months he spent 40 hours and his bots spent 90; he priced their research, copy, offer strategy, brand, site and ops at about 2,300 hours of human work, about $420K at consulting rates, and he paid $600.
Bo Yoder is a fractional chief investment officer for family offices and advisers. He used Grok Bot as a workforce to develop a project he’d wanted to build for years, then priced everything the bots produced as if consultants had done it.
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- Pick a project you’ve been putting off because it needs research, copy, brand and a website.
- Give each part to its own bot and log your own hours as you go.
- At the end, ask for a list of every deliverable and what an agency or consultant would quote for it.
- Compare that to what you actually paid, and decide where you still want a human expert.
List every deliverable you produced for [project] over the last [period]: research, copy, offers, brand, website, operations docs. For each, estimate the hours a skilled consultant would need and the market rate, and show your math. Then total it and compare with what I paid: [subscription cost]. Mark each estimate low, medium or high confidence.
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The $420K is his own estimate of what consultants would charge, not money he earned or saved. Use it to decide what to hand off, and still check the quality like you would a contractor’s work. Build it with Page: put the bots’ site and copy on a site you own.
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