I really like the initiative behind AI Automation School. I’ve been very impressed with the support, the service, and the team I’ve interacted with so far. I haven’t had the chance to go deeply through every course and module yet, but I’ve heard very positive feedback about the program and the overall initiative. I was also very warmly welcomed by Afreen and the rest of the team managing the community, which made a great first impression. So far, I’m very happy to be here and really satisfied

What makes AIS different is that you're not left alone with just videos and a roadmap. I kept showing up, breaking things, fixing them and asking questions, and always got real answers and support from V and the community. My background is accounting and B2B sales, zero tech. The plug-and-play templates meant I never started from a blank page. Mike booked my first demo, I got a consulting role with an AI agency, and now I build and sell AI automation independently, making $4,500 a month.

I was one of the first 15 members here. Came in as a complete beginner. First few weeks were honestly hard, getting stuck, figuring out niche, doing outreach, getting ignored. I kept showing up, got real-time feedback. 6 weeks later I closed my first client. $25k setup + $800 monthly with a logistics co for fleet tracking, automated dispatch, real-time reporting, stuff I didn't even know existed. If you're willing to put in the work, this place will meet you there.

Joined from Sub-Saharan Africa with no clients, no portfolio, no confidence if I could sell an AI solution. Put in 4-5 hours daily for a month. 45 days later $8K/month retainer with a renewable energy company. Second client shortly after. What made the difference was AIS team and community actually being in your corner. Real feedback, real examples, people showing exactly what worked. Doing it with paying clients now. That changes everything. Just start. 🏆

AIS team and all community members support has made the learning curve much easier. I was able to deploy 4 advanced AI agents in less than a month and start figuring out where they could actually be useful. I’ve come a long way from starting with Make, then moving into n8n and Claude, and now looking forward to learning Codex, all within the same community. I finally feel like I have some real momentum, and that’s probably been the biggest win for me.