Macky

Macky is a productivity tool. Macky sells AI-executed consulting engagements to SMEs at fixed prices, each certified by a named senior consultant and backed by a rework guarantee and outcome measurement. Popular sprints run from $1,500 to $3,500.

Macky is a consulting service aimed at small and medium-sized businesses that want defined strategic work without an open-ended retainer. Instead of selling hours, it sells packaged engagements at a fixed price. The AI carries out the work from start to finish, and a named senior consultant reviews and certifies each engagement before it is delivered. The catalog centers on short engagements the site calls sprints. The three featured ones are a Pricing Review at $1,500, an AI-Adoption Roadmap at $2,500 and a Go-to-Market Plan at $3,500. Each is shown next to a traditional-fee comparison of $9,000, $15,000 and $20,000 respectively, which gives buyers a clear reference point for what the same scope would cost from a conventional firm. Every engagement has its own page, and a broader listing is available for browsing. Four commitments define the offer: a fixed price, senior consultant sign-off, a rework guarantee and outcome measurement. The fixed price removes scope-creep billing, the named sign-off puts a human accountable for quality, the rework guarantee covers deliverables that miss the mark, and outcome measurement is meant to tie the work to results rather than to a document handed over. A free Business Health Check, reached through signup, serves as the entry point for new users. In practice, a business owner or operations lead would browse the engagements, choose the one matching a pressing question such as pricing, AI adoption or market entry, and order it at the listed price. Macky sits between self-service AI assistants, which leave the judgment and accountability to the user, and traditional consultancies, which bring human credibility at much higher cost. The homepage cites recognition from Clutch in Australia and the UAE for 2024, a finalist placement at the AI World Series Awards, and press coverage from outlets such as Bloomberg and Business Insider. Details on deliverables, timelines and the process live on the individual engagement pages rather than the homepage.