LouDNAi was founded on a simple observation: every business has $580K-class leaks that everyone in the company can name, and no one in the company has time to close. The work that's killing your margin isn't strategy work — it's the work that lives between systems. We deploy agents that own that work.
Every agent owns a measurable outcome — RFI cycle time, change order capture rate, dollar-recovered. Not "AI assistance."
Three offers. All published. Sixteen of eighteen audited competitors hide their pricing. None grew faster for it.
NVIDIA Inception, SOC 2 in flight, HIPAA-ready. Procurement teams pull our public compliance page directly.
Nineteen industries. Twenty-five archetypes. Construction proven. Healthcare BAA-eligible. Each Fleet built for one vertical.
I spent years inside operationally complex businesses — the kind where the work that breaks the company isn't on anyone's job description. The RFI sitting nine days unanswered. The change order documented in a Google Sheet that the PM forgot to log. The bid request from a serious owner that fell out of someone's inbox. None of these are strategy problems. All of them are software-shaped holes that businesses solve by hiring more people.
The pattern across industries was identical. A $50M GC paying twelve project managers to fight the same five workflows. A medical practice with three FTEs running referrals and prior authorizations by hand. A real estate brokerage with a backlog of dormant leads no one had time to call. Each business had a clear list of what was bleeding them. None of them had time to fix it.
Software waits for people. Agents act. RFI Loop doesn't surface RFIs to someone for resolution — it owns the cycle. Change Order Capture doesn't remind a PM to document the field event — it captures it the moment it happens, via voice memo, photo, or text from the job site. Guardian doesn't generate compliance reports — it watches every reg change in real time and files what's required, on time.
The agentic layer is the thing that turns "we have a process" into "the outcome is owned." Most businesses don't fail at strategy. They fail at execution velocity on the boring work that compounds every day.
Sixteen of the eighteen agentic AI competitors I audited at the start of LouDNAi hide their pricing. "Contact us for pricing" on the homepage. "Request a custom quote" on the offer page. Every single one of those competitors graded a C+ or worse against any reasonable buyer-experience rubric. Pricing opacity is the #1 SMB AI adoption barrier. We publish three offers — $9,500, $7,500, $4,500/month — because the math has to work for every customer at every tier, and the only way to prove that is to show the math.
The Operational DNA Scan is $9,500, fixed-fee, 21 days. Fully credited toward Agent Fleet within 60 days. Pay for the diagnostic, get it back when you commit to the Fleet that the diagnostic recommends. No 90-day procurement cycles. No 200-page consulting decks that go on a shelf. The Scan is the front door, not the product. The product is the recovered revenue.
We won't deploy autonomous agents in life-safety contexts. We won't use customer data to train shared models — your data is yours. We won't claim NVIDIA endorses our products (NVIDIA Inception is membership, not endorsement). We won't take equity instead of cash. We won't agentify workflows that are 10× cheaper as a Zapier flow or a hired VA. The discipline is the moat.
Construction is the proof case. Healthcare is the next vertical (HIPAA-ready architecture is already deployed; SOC 2 Type 1 in flight, Type 2 scoped Q1 2027). Real Estate and the rest of the 19 industries follow as the agent factory extends. The goal isn't 19 horizontal launches in 12 months — it's vertical depth, one bucket at a time, with every Fleet engagement compounding the dossier of recovered revenue we publish back to the world.
If you operate a $2M–$250M business in any of the 19 industries, the DNA Scan is the cheapest, fastest way to find out whether your operation has $580K-class leaks worth closing. If it does, the Fleet closes them. If it doesn't, the dossier is yours regardless. Either way, you'll know.
Nineteen agentic AI competitors audited at LouDNAi's founding. Every one graded C+ or worse on buyer experience. Pricing hidden. Industries vague. Agents named "AI assistants." Outcomes promised but never quantified. The category is large, the demand is real, and the field is uncrowded by anyone executing well.
Pricing opacity is the #1 SMB AI adoption barrier. Showing $9,500 pre-qualifies budget and beats every "Contact us" funnel. Visible pricing converts at materially higher rates.
The companies winning agentic AI build for one vertical at a time. Construction first. Healthcare next. Real Estate after. Lindy.ai is the only competitor with a B-grade hero — because of its problem-first headline.
McKinsey 2025: only 16% of brands track AI visibility. AI-referred visitors convert at 23× the rate of traditional organic. One Perplexity citation ≈ 23 SEO clicks in commercial value. We optimize every page for citation.
Every credibility claim on this site is verifiable. NVIDIA vetted us. SOC 2 audit is run by an AICPA-licensed CPA firm. HIPAA-ready architecture is documented in the public compliance page. Procurement teams can pull the receipts.
NVIDIA's program for AI startups. Vetted against eligibility criteria for AI/ML focus, incorporation, headcount, and ongoing engagement. Membership is not endorsement — but it is verification.
NVIDIA Inception →Trust Services Criteria in scope: Security, Availability, Confidentiality. Target completion Q3 2026. Type 2 scoped Q1 2027. GRC platform deployed, AICPA-licensed CPA firm engaged.
SOC 2 disclosure →Infrastructure supports HIPAA-compliant deployments under a Business Associate Agreement. PHI workloads routed only to BAA-eligible LLM tiers. Per-tenant isolation. Audit logs.
HIPAA architecture →Start a DNA Scan. $9,500 fixed-fee. 21 days. Fully credited toward Fleet within 60 days. Or book a 30-minute call with Lou to talk through your situation before committing.