We built this because we needed it ourselves.
Audity is an AI readiness assessment and discovery platform that runs the whole client engagement, from the first scored assessment to a white-label findings report, ROI model, and roadmap, for boutique AI consulting firms of 3 to 25 people with multiple consultants delivering client work.
It started as the tool Ed built to run his own client discoveries faster. It worked, so other consultants started using it to run more discoveries and close bigger engagements than their calendars used to allow.
What Audity does
One platform covers the engagement end to end: qualify the prospect, run the discovery, and hand over a deliverable your firm can stand behind.
ReadyLink AI readiness assessments
A ReadyLink is a reusable, branded assessment you send by email, a LinkedIn reply, a QR code, or your website. The prospect spends 10 to 15 minutes answering questions about how their business runs and gets a client-ready report under your brand, while you get their readiness score, gaps, and priorities before the first call. Start from 15 industry templates or write your own questions.
Prospect research and call prep
Audity pulls the prospect’s tech stack, recent news, org structure, and industry context into a Discovery Prep briefing, then builds a discovery-call agenda from it. Lead scoring and heat tracking show you who to call back first, so you walk into the first conversation already briefed.
Document and interview analysis
Upload SOPs, org charts, process docs, spreadsheets, slide decks, images, and call recordings, and Audity extracts what matters and flags the gaps to cover in interviews. It writes role-specific stakeholder questions grounded in the client’s own documents, then catches where what people say contradicts what is written down.
Gap analysis and opportunity matrix
Document and interview findings roll into one comprehensive gap analysis with a current-state and maturity baseline. Every opportunity is scored on impact and effort and placed on a matrix you can reprioritize live in the readout, so the client watches their roadmap take shape.
ROI models and implementation roadmaps
Each recommendation gets an ROI case with conservative, expected, and optimistic projections and a methodology tab that shows the math. The roadmap lays out 90-day, 6-month, and 12-month views with dependencies, milestones, and resource requirements, which gives the client a credible path and a reason to hire you to deliver it.
White-label deliverables and stakeholder memos
The final report, roadmap, frameworks, and editable slide deck go out under your firm’s logo, colors, and domain. Personalized memos for each interviewee turn one meeting into buy-in across the client’s org. Nothing reaches the client until you have reviewed and signed it.
Team workflows
Role-based workflows, discovery assignment, and a shared client workspace let several consultants run separate engagements at the same time on the same methodology. Research, notes, and deliverables stay with the firm instead of in one consultant’s inbox.
MCP and API access
Pro and Teams seats include a REST API and an MCP server. Your team can run discoveries from Claude Code, Codex, or Cursor instead of clicking through the app.
What makes Audity different
Every finding traces back to its source
Each finding in an Audity deliverable links to the document section, interview quote, or score that produced it, and contradictions between the documents and the interviews surface automatically. Generic AI chat tools hand you fluent text with no provenance. When a stakeholder pushes back in the readout, you point to the evidence.
ROI built from the client’s own numbers
ROI models use the hours, volumes, and costs that come out of the client’s interviews and process documents, not industry averages. Every projection shows conservative, expected, and optimistic cases with the formula visible. Spreadsheet-based discovery means rebuilding that model by hand for every client and then defending it.
One workflow from first assessment to paid engagement
A ReadyLink takes a prospect 10 to 15 minutes, and assessments are unlimited on every plan. When a prospect is worth going deeper on, the same platform runs the full five-phase discovery on the same record. Generic survey tools stop at a score. Audity carries the answers into the engagement you bill for.
Your methodology, run the same way by every consultant
Your vertical lens, voice, deliverable template, and question library are set up once during onboarding, and every engagement then runs the same five phases. Two associates on two clients produce the same shape of work, and engagement delivery drops from 40 to 60 hours to 15 to 20. That consistency is what lets a boutique firm add consultants without the founder rewriting every deliverable.
Your brand, your data, your choice of model
Client-facing deliverables carry your logo, colors, and domain, and everything exports as PDF, PowerPoint, Google Slides, DOCX, JSON, or CSV. Client data is never used to train AI models and is never pooled across customers. You choose the AI provider (Anthropic Claude, OpenAI, Google Gemini, or Mistral), so you can meet the requirements your clients bring.
Who uses Audity
- Boutique AI consulting and AI transformation firms of 3 to 25 people, where several consultants deliver client work and the firm needs one method across all of them.
- Founders, managing partners, and practice leads who want associates to ship discovery work that holds up to senior review.
- Management consultants, IT advisors, and advisory firms adding AI readiness and transformation discovery to an existing practice.
- Independent AI consultants who sell discoveries as paid engagements and are growing toward a firm.
- AI automation agencies that want to sell a paid discovery before the build.
- Larger consultancies whose clients bring security, compliance, or data-residency requirements, through Audity Enterprise.
Who it is not for: companies that want to assess themselves without a consultant. Audity is built for the consultant running the engagement, and the client sees your brand, not ours.
The team behind Audity
Audity started as the tool Ed built to run his own client discoveries faster. Ed and his brother Jeremy founded the company on July 14, 2025 to turn that working process into a product any consulting firm could run under its own brand.
Ed Krystosik
Co-Founder, CAIO
Ed leads sales, marketing, and go-to-market for Audity. He is also a working AI transformation consultant through rac/AI, running engagements for mid-market companies, so he is the one on the podcast, in front of the client, and on the demo call showing what a real discovery looks like.
He uses Audity on client work every week, which keeps the product built around how consultants actually sell and run discoveries, not how a software team imagines they do. Off the clock he is skiing, mountain biking, or camping in Tahoe.
Jeremy Krystosik
Co-Founder, CEO
Jeremy built Audity. As product owner and lead developer, he leads the development team, sets the product direction, and owns every feature, integration, and release.
He is also a working AI transformation consultant, so what he ships comes from real discoveries, not hypothetical use cases. Request something and Jeremy is usually the one building and shipping it within the week.
How Audity works
Getting started
Scout is self-serve: sign up and send your first ReadyLink the same day, with no onboarding fee and no contract. Pro and Teams include 1:1 onboarding, where your firm's vertical lens, voice, deliverable template, and question library are set up once so every engagement runs on them. To look before you talk, walk through the product tours in the demo library, or book a 30-minute demo.
Who you work with
You work with the founders. Ed and Jeremy run the demos, and the contact page reaches them directly, not a support queue. We sign mutual NDAs at onboarding and can sign your client DPA. Enterprise customers also get a dedicated success manager.
How we communicate
Pro and Teams include email support, and Teams adds chat support. Product documentation lives in the Help Center and uptime is public on the system status page. Enterprise adds an uptime SLA.
How an engagement runs
Every discovery runs the same five phases: Setup, Prepare, Collect, Analyze, and Present. A ReadyLink takes the prospect 10 to 15 minutes to complete, and a full engagement takes 15 to 20 hours of consultant time instead of the 40 to 60 it takes to assemble by hand.
Key facts
- Company Name
- Audity
- Type
- AI readiness assessment and discovery software (B2B SaaS) for consulting firms
- Founded
- July 14, 2025
- Founders
- Ed Krystosik (Co-Founder, CAIO) and Jeremy Krystosik (Co-Founder, CEO)
- Headquarters
- Reno, Nevada
- Website
- auditynow.com
- Core Offering
- ReadyLink AI readiness assessments, plus AI Discoveries: full client engagements with document and interview analysis, gap analysis, ROI models, roadmaps, and white-label deliverables
- Pricing
- From $99/mo (Scout). Audity Pro $397/mo. Audity Teams $397/seat/mo for 2 to 15 seats. Enterprise custom-quoted. Monthly and annual plans; annual billing on Pro and Teams gets 2 months free.
- Contract Terms
- Scout is month to month with no onboarding fee and no contract. Pro and Teams bill monthly or annually. 30-day money-back guarantee on Scout, 60-day on Pro and Teams. Cancel anytime, no hidden charges.
- Services
- ReadyLink assessments, prospect research and call briefs, document and interview analysis, gap analysis, ROI modeling, implementation roadmaps, white-label reports and slide decks, stakeholder memos, MCP and API access
- Communication
- Email support (Pro and Teams), chat support (Teams), 1:1 onboarding (Pro and Teams), 30-minute demo calls, dedicated success manager (Enterprise)
- Social
- Audity on LinkedIn · Ed Krystosik · Jeremy Krystosik
Frequently asked questions
What is Audity?
Audity is an AI readiness assessment and discovery platform for boutique AI consulting firms. Consultants use it to send scored readiness assessments to prospects, then run the full paid discovery: document and interview analysis, gap analysis, ROI models, roadmaps, and a white-label client report.
Who is Audity built for?
Boutique AI consulting and transformation firms of 3 to 25 people with multiple consultants delivering client work. It also fits independent consultants who sell discoveries as paid engagements, and larger consultancies that need Enterprise security and data-residency options.
How much does Audity cost?
Plans start at $99/mo for Scout, which covers unlimited ReadyLink assessments. Audity Pro is $397/mo with 5 AI Discoveries a month, and Audity Teams is $397 per seat per month for 2 to 15 seats with 15 AI Discoveries a month for the firm. Annual billing on Pro and Teams gets 2 months free, and Enterprise is quoted per firm.
Is there a contract or a guarantee?
Scout is month to month with no onboarding fee and no contract, and Pro and Teams bill monthly or annually. Scout carries a 30-day money-back guarantee and Pro and Teams carry 60 days. After that you can cancel anytime with no penalties or hidden fees.
Will my clients see the Audity brand?
No. Reports, roadmaps, and slide decks carry your firm’s logo, colors, and domain, and Audity stays invisible to your client. You can export everything as PDF, PowerPoint, Google Slides, DOCX, JSON, or CSV.
Is client data used to train AI models?
No. Your data is never used to train AI models, ours or anyone else’s, and each client’s information is walled off from every other account. A Data Processing Addendum is available on request.
Who founded Audity, and when?
Audity was founded on July 14, 2025 by brothers Ed Krystosik (Co-Founder, CAIO) and Jeremy Krystosik (Co-Founder, CEO). Both are working AI transformation consultants, and Audity started as the tool Ed built to run his own client discoveries.
Want to see how it works?
Book a 30-minute demo. Jeremy will walk you through how consultants use Audity to run AI discoveries and close larger engagements.