FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Clear answers about wallet credit, usage, subscriptions, and how Tycoon charges for work.
Can AI really write consulting deliverables?
It can write 60-80% of them — the structural sections (background, market analysis, option comparison, implementation timeline). The 20-40% that matters is the strategic recommendation based on client context and your taste — that stays with you. Clients pay for the recommendation; they consume the structure. Shipping faster with AI-assisted structure often improves perceived quality.
What about confidentiality with AI on client data?
Tycoon supports workspace isolation per client — each engagement runs in its own memory scope, data doesn't bleed. For particularly sensitive work (M&A, legal, financial), many consultants keep a second Tycoon workspace on SOC 2 mode only and redact before ingesting. Client contracts should still name the tools you use.
How do I price differently with AI leverage?
Don't drop prices because 'AI does the work'. Your clients are buying outcomes, not hours. Instead: take on 2-3x more engagements per quarter at the same price, or raise prices because delivery is faster and more thorough. Most consultants running this setup 2x revenue within 12 months without raising prices.
Will clients mind that I use AI?
Sophisticated clients in 2026 expect it — they use it too. Say it up front ('my practice runs an AI-augmented workflow that lets me deliver at 2x speed; final judgment is always mine'). They'll nod. Hiding it is the risk; transparency is the moat.
What's the ceiling for a solo AI-run consulting practice?
Practical ceiling: $1-$2M revenue per year at 70-90% margin, depending on pricing and niche. Above that you're usually bumping against calendar limits (live sessions, relationship hours). Some consultants push past by raising prices further or selling licensed IP (courses, frameworks) — at which point you're running a mini media business alongside the consulting.