How would you price AI automation services in 2026? I’m currently learning and planning to focus on high-ROI systems like: • AI lead generation • Sales follow-up automation • Appointment booking systems I see a lot of people charging €200–€500/month, but that feels undervalued if the system can generate thousands in revenue. Would you: Charge a fixed monthly fee? One-time setup + monthly retainer? Or price based on ROI (performance-based)? Curious what’s actually working right now 👇

I just got featured in the Super Win Spotlight this week and the congratulations from this community have been unreal. https://www.skool.com/ai-automation-society/community-wins-recap-mar-7-mar-13?p=0243dc91 But here's what I want to share that's more useful than my win. Look at the leaderboard. The people at the top are there because they show up, contribute, interact, and share what they're learning. People like @Yash Chauhan, @Frank van Bokhorst , @Duy Bui , @Jessica Jarvis , @Esayas Tesfaye , @Mohammed Imran , @Duncan Rogoff , @Shah Ehsan , @Muskan Ahlawat , @Dani Szwarc , @Joshua Mondares , @Antonio Capunzo , @Nick Mohler @Usman Mohammed, @Mike Thomson, @Mike AI Consultant @Michael Wacht, @Christian Rivadeneira and many other . Can't forget that one guy who works tirelessly to make videos nearly every day @Nate Herk. These people are moving. They're building. They're in the conversations. Nothing wrong with being a fly on the wall. You can learn a lot that way. But if you want to accelerate, get close to the people who are actively in motion. Comment on their posts. Ask them questions. Share your own work, even if it's messy. That's the real ROI of a community like this. The content is critical but the secret is the person to person engagement. Let's continue to share and keep working together.

From entrepreneurship accelerators to first client wins - this week inside AIS+ was all about turning skills into real-world results 👇 Here are this week’s highlights inside AIS+ 👇 👉 @Prakhar Dubey got accepted into BSEEN’s 12-month accelerator, taking his AI agent concept from idea to funded startup. 👉 Shuyi Li impressed her first client at 21 by demoing a real-time automation that delivered value in seconds. 👉 @Mikail Akcocuk built a hybrid AI + Python system that recommends the best corn hybrids for farmers — powered by Claude, Deepgram, and Google Docs. 👉 @Smit Saraiya launched ReceiptIQ, an AI-powered expense automation tool that reads receipts via Telegram or web uploads. 👉 @Kevonte Demery rolled out Arkos Inari, a full AI-driven SaaS app for habit tracking, XP rewards, and accountability. 🎥 Super Win Spotlight of the Week: Malek Kilani | First Client Through a Community Partnership Malek landed his first client through a partnership inside AIS+ - proof that networking in the right community opens real opportunities. By combining his technical expertise with another member’s sales skills, he turned collaboration into business momentum. 🎥 Watch his quick story below👇 Malek’s journey is proof that your next big win might come from the connections you build. ✨ Want to see more wins like these every week? Join the builders inside AI Automation Society Plus - where learning meets opportunity and community drives results 🚀

Hey guys, So I am running a fairly new AI automation agency from India and am currently working with a client. The initial agreement with the client was about making a lead capture system using Whatsapp and a robust n8n backend for scoring. I agreed to give them a 60 day free trial after which the monthly retainer would begin. Unfortunately the client started to negotiate for a discount on the day of the first payment. The reason for my dilemma is after working with the client for these two months - I am not only building a lead capture system but also : - Voice AI for inbounding calling - Custom CRM tool The client has also assured me of a percentage of sales partnership in the near future which I intend on taking in writing. Note : In my deduction the client is actually genuine and fits my ICP perfectly. Hence, I am confused about what my pricing should be here. Should I give them a discount and for these 3 solutions (in hopes of a percentage partnership) or should I not? On one hand I am trying to follow the Alex Hormozi "Give as much value as you possibly can" principle but on the other hand I fear I am spreading myself too thin for future negotiations. I would appreciate some advise on this from my fellow agency owners!

I've been working on something behind the scenes for a while now, and this week it became official. I closed a deal on a project where I'm coming in as a silent equity partner, not just a contractor or a builder. That distinction matters to me. Going from "hired to build" to "invested in the outcome" is a completely different game. It means someone looked at what I bring to the table and said, "We don't just want your skills on this. We want you at the table." I wish I could share more about the project itself. The reality is there's an NDA in place and the intellectual property involved means I need to keep the specifics under wraps. What I can tell you is that it's a substantial project, it's been months in the making, and I believe in what we're building. Here's what I want to say to this community though. A year ago, I wouldn't have been in the room for a conversation like this. The skills I've built, the confidence to position myself as more than just a service provider, the understanding of how to scope and structure a deal like this. A lot of that came from being around people in this group who are doing real work and sharing openly about it. So this isn't just a personal win. It's a reminder that showing up consistently, contributing when nobody's watching, and investing in yourself actually compounds. It did for me. More details when the NDA allows. For now, I just wanted to share the win and say thank you to everyone here who's been part of the journey, whether you know it or not. Appreciate all of you. Special thanks to: @Nate Herk @Yash Chauhan @Nick Mohler @Michael Wacht @Usman Mohammed @Mike AI Consultant @Mike Thomson @Muskan Ahlawat "As iron sharpens iron, so one person sharpens another."