Promptful Consulting provides custom software consulting for small businesses in Birmingham, Alabama and nationwide. The consulting conversation is how the work starts: learn how the business operates, find where custom software solves the problem, then build it. Flat project pricing from $3,000 to $25,000, with full source code ownership.
Most AI consulting stops at a slide deck. You get a roadmap, a list of recommendations, maybe a few tool suggestions — and then you’re on your own to figure out how to make any of it real.
That’s not how I work.
At Promptful Consulting, consulting is the first step in building something. I sit down with you, learn how your business operates, figure out where the pain is, and then build the custom software that solves it. Not a recommendation to go buy something. The actual solution.
The consulting is built into every project — it’s how I make sure what I build is the right thing, not just a working thing.
You don’t need to know what a large language model is. You need to know that your crew scheduling is a mess, or your client intake takes too long, or your team is copying data between three apps that don’t talk to each other.
Not every problem needs an app. Some things are better solved by a better process or an off-the-shelf tool. I’ll tell you that if it’s true. But when the problem is that the tool your business needs doesn’t exist — that’s what I build.
Flat-priced projects from $3,000 to $25,000. You own the code, the infrastructure, everything.
Everything on this site points back to the same thing: software built for how your business actually runs.
Traditional firms sell strategy. I sell outcomes. The consulting conversation is how I learn your business — then I build the software that fixes the problem. You don’t pay for a roadmap. You pay for a working app.
No. Most of my clients don’t care how the technology works. They care that their crews are tracked, their reports are automated, or their clients get a better experience. I handle the technical side.
Small businesses with 1–50 employees. Companies big enough to have real operational complexity but too small to hire a development team or pay an enterprise firm $100,000+.
Based in Birmingham, Alabama. Working with small businesses nationwide.