How to Start a B2B Business with AI
Selling to companies, when your competition is a spreadsheet
Consumer AI is crowded and free. Business AI is neither. This book is about the unglamorous end: finding a process a company already pays people to do badly, building the smallest thing that does it better, and selling it to somebody who has heard the word "AI" four hundred times this year and is tired of it.
- Find a problem a business already pays money to endure
- Price and scope so a project can actually finish
- Forming the company, invoicing, and getting paid by procurement, explained plainly
- Pages
- 236
- Chapters
- 10
- Read time
- ~5.5h
- Language
- English
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Read this if
- You want customers who pay invoices rather than churn on a $9 subscription.
- You are willing to talk to strangers about their unglamorous problems.
- You have some technical ability, or the patience to build with no-code and AI.
Do not read this if
- You want a consumer app with a million users.
- You will not do sales. In B2B, sales is the product until it is not.
- You need revenue this month.
After reading
What you will be able to do
Find a repeatable business process worth automating by talking to the people who do it.
Scope and price a B2B project so it can be finished and paid for.
Build a working first version alone using AI and no-code tools.
Run a first sales conversation without pitching, and write a proposal that gets signed.
Form the right kind of company, invoice a business, and survive procurement, W-9s and net-60 terms.
The full contents
10 chapters, 236 pages
Every chapter, and what you have at the end of it. Nothing here is behind the payment.
There is a course too
The book is the map. Start a Startup is the guided build.
This book gives you the whole picture and the templates — most people only ever need that. The course is 10 weeks of building it with the work checked, for 5 shipped projects. Read the book first; it costs a fraction and tells you whether you want the rest.
What this book does not promise
This block is on every book and course page and is never removed to make a page read better. It is what makes everything above it believable.
- B2B is slow. A first paying customer in three to six months is a good outcome, and the book says so in chapter 1 rather than at the end.
- It cannot promise you customers, revenue or a funded company.
- Chapter 3 requires you to speak to strangers about their work. If you will not, the rest of the book cannot help you.
- The legal chapters are written for a founder to understand, not to replace a company secretary or a CA — and they say where each one is needed.