Forward-deployed, not advisory.
Consultancies sell you a recommendation. We build the production system and operate it. Here’s the honest difference â including when a consultancy is the better call.
Build-and-operate vs bill-by-the-hour.
The same questions, answered both ways.
To be fair: if your problem is enterprise-wide change management or board-level strategy across many functions, a large consultancy is built for that. Gigabit is the right call when you need a specific AI workflow shipped to production and kept running.
Gigabit vs consultancies, answered
How is Gigabit different from a management consultancy?
Consultancies sell advice: a strategy, a readiness assessment, a roadmap — billed by the hour, ending at a deck your team then has to build. Gigabit is forward-deployed: senior engineers embed in your stack, build the production AI system, and operate it. You get working software and an owned outcome, at a fixed price.
Do consultancies ever make more sense?
Yes. If you need enterprise-wide change management, board-level strategy across many functions, or vendor-neutral advisory, a large consultancy is built for that. Gigabit is the right call when you need a specific AI workflow actually shipped and kept running.
Is Gigabit cheaper than a consultancy?
Often, because you’re paying for a shipped system rather than hours of analysis â and our pricing is fixed and published. But the real difference is what you get for the spend: production software you own, not a recommendation.
Can Gigabit work alongside our existing consultancy?
Yes. We’re frequently the build-and-operate partner that turns a consultancy's strategy into a working production system.
Want the system, not the slides?
Bring a workflow and we'll scope a fixed-price, production build — and tell you honestly if a consultancy fits better.