Consultation
One session with an expert who has done this before. You leave knowing what is worth automating, what to skip, and roughly what it would take.
01For companies
Your competitors are already using AI. Tell us what you want to fix or automate. We hand-pick 2–3 vetted AI experts who have solved a problem like yours, and introduce you.
Free for companies · Shortlist in 3–7 days · 20‑min first call
200+ experts in our network across the US, Canada, Europe & the Middle East — where we start, never where we stop
02Start your brief
Tell Willo the problem in plain words. We shape it into a brief and match you with 2–3 vetted experts. You start with a short call, not a contract.
We use your brief only to find and introduce experts. Privacy policy
Start with the problem. Willo handles the brief.
03What we offer
Some companies want a consultation. Some want training. Some want something built. Pick what you need, one or more, and Willo finds the right expert for it.
One session with an expert who has done this before. You leave knowing what is worth automating, what to skip, and roughly what it would take.
Hands-on sessions on the tools you already use, for your whole team or just for you. People stop guessing and start using AI safely in their real work.
You know what you need built. Meet 2–3 experts who have built something like it, and start with a short call.
Free to get matched. The expert’s rate for a consultation or training is shown before you choose.
04What we fix
“Everyone on LinkedIn is an AI expert now.”
You can’t tell who has built this before from who watched a course last month. So you pay to find out.
We check real work first. A person reads every profile.
“We don’t even know what to ask for.”
So quotes for the same job swing wildly, and you have nothing to judge them by.
Willo turns your problem into a clear brief. Every rate is shown before you choose.
“It looked great in the demo.”
Then it met your real emails and invoices, broke, and now someone on your team babysits it.
You meet experts who have shipped this kind of work on real data.
“The good ones are booked for months.”
So you settle for whoever replies first, and hope they don’t vanish halfway.
You only see experts who read your brief, said yes, and gave their hours.
“We’ve already lost weeks on calls.”
Every call starts from zero, and every wrong hire costs you the time twice.
Your shortlist in 3–7 days. One 20-minute call to start.
“We got burned once.”
The builder moved on, nobody owns it, and now your team doesn’t trust AI at all.
Start with a short call, not a contract. Commit only once you’ve met them.
71%of EU firms that considered AI but didn’t adopt it said they lacked the expertise.Eurostat
#1AI skills are now the hardest skills for employers to find, worldwide.ManpowerGroup 2026
42%of companies abandoned most of their AI initiatives in 2025, up from 17% a year earlier.S&P Global via CIO Dive
2.4×The upside. Companies furthest ahead with AI get 2.4 times the revenue growth of the ones lagging behind. The right expert is how you join them, not chase them.BCG, September 2026
Start brief ->05Why Willo
Most companies do not need another AI tool list. They need someone who can understand the workflow, decide what is worth building, and turn it into something that works.
Weeks of searching, or a shortlist in 3–7 days.
Illustrative example06Use cases
You don’t need to know which one you are. Describe the problem and Willo works it out. These are the five we see most.
Invoices, forms and data entry that someone retypes by hand every week.
Read more → ActUpdating records, drafting replies and booking follow-ups across your tools.
Read more → AnswerCustomers or staff get answers from your docs instead of asking a person.
Read more → ConnectCRM, help desk and accounting kept in sync without copy and paste.
Read more → DecideWhere AI is worth it for you, what to build first, and what to skip.
Read more → Not sureThat is fine. Tell Willo what feels slow or unclear and it shapes the brief with you.
Start a brief →07How it works
From a messy problem to the right expert, in four simple steps — and a real person checks every match.
Describe what feels slow, manual, or confusing. No jargon needed.
Free · a few minutesA real person reads your brief before anything goes out — no spam, no random profiles.
Human-checkedYou receive 2–3 relevant experts as private profiles — skills, rate and fit, names hidden for now.
2–3 vetted expertsPick who fits and Willo introduces you. The first step is a short call to work out what’s actually worth doing — nothing to commit to until you both know.
20 min · no commitment08Example briefs
You type it the way you would say it. Willo turns it into something an expert can say yes or no to in a minute.
Invoices & accounting · €90/h
AP automation · €110/h
Accounting systems · €85/h
“We retype about 300 supplier invoices a month into accounting. It eats two days and we still make mistakes.”
“Our support team answers the same 20 questions every day. The answers are all in our help docs.”
“Everyone says we should use AI. We have no idea where it would actually help.”
Illustrative examples, not client cases.
Join the network Willo recommends and get relevant, reviewed briefs. Free to join — you only pay when a company picks you, and you keep your full rate.
09Where we search
Every brief starts a fresh search across LinkedIn, Skool and our own network — worldwide, then narrowed to people who fit your problem and your timezone. Most shortlists land in 3–7 days.
AI Willo sources AI experts worldwide through LinkedIn, Skool and its own network of vetted specialists, then shortlists two to three who match your brief and timezone.
10How we vet
Two thousand names is not a shortlist, it is homework we do instead of you. Here is what every candidate has to survive before you ever see them.
Anyone whose work touches your problem at all.
Shipped this exact kind of thing, not just posted about it.
Has the hours, in a timezone that works for you.
A human read the profile and would make this intro to a friend.
11What it costs
Short version: matching is free for you. If you go ahead with an expert, that deal is between the two of you.
Briefing Willo, the shortlist and the introduction cost companies nothing. No card, no subscription.
A short call with the expert you picked, to work out what is worth doing. Nothing to sign before it.
Consultation, training or a build: the expert sets the rate and you see it before you choose. You agree the details and pay the expert directly. AI Willo is not part of that deal.
12Questions
The short version: Willo helps collect the right information, then AI Willo matches you with real experts.
No. The first step is a 20-minute call with the expert you picked, to work out what is worth doing — and whether it is worth doing at all. Because we match for fit, that call is with someone who has already solved a problem like yours, so you leave knowing more than you came in with. Anything beyond it is between you and them.
Yes. Consultation, training and building are separate. You can ask for just one of them. Tell Willo what you want, a consultation, training for your team or just for you, or a build, and we match you with experts who do exactly that. The expert’s rate is shown before you choose.
No. It is enough to describe what feels slow, manual, confusing, or expensive. Working out the solution is what the first call is for.
AI Willo is an expert matching service. Willo asks the intake questions, turns the answers into a clear brief, and the brief is used to match you with relevant AI experts.
AI agents, automations, chatbots, internal tools, RAG/search, AI workflows, practical AI strategy, and experts who can scope or build custom solutions.
You confirm the brief by email. AI Willo reviews it, finds 2–3 matching experts — usually within 3–7 days — and sends you profiles. You pick one, and we introduce you for a short first call.
Willo turns business problems into clear briefs, checks a network of 200+ experts, then keeps looking until it finds people who actually fit yours. That takes a few days rather than a few minutes — which is rather the point.