PushButton AI Team ·

That $200/month AI tool collecting dust in your software stack? You're not alone — and you're not the problem. Most business owners I talk to feel quietly embarrassed about their AI results. You're s
That $200/month AI tool collecting dust in your software stack? You're not alone — and you're not the problem.
Most business owners I talk to feel quietly embarrassed about their AI results. You're sharp enough to run a successful company, but somehow AI still feels like a language you were never taught. That's not inadequacy. That's a market that's been selling sizzle with zero steak.
Here's what caught my attention this week. A company just signed a $3.6 million annual AI services contract with an enterprise customer. Not a product sale — a services agreement. Meaning someone paid serious money for AI that actually gets implemented and used.
That distinction matters for you. The tools aren't the hard part. Getting them working inside a real business is. That's exactly why your team ignores the subscription you bought.
The AI companies winning right now aren't selling software. They're selling outcomes. Which means you should be buying outcomes too — not platforms, not promises.
Before your next AI purchase, ask one question: "What specific business result does this deliver in 30 days, and who is accountable if it doesn't?"
That question alone will save you thousands.
What's the biggest gap you've seen between what an AI tool promised and what it actually delivered?
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New AI services agreement with an additional enterprise customer · Contract expected to generate up to approximately $3.6 million in annual revenue ...