Consulting IQ aims an AI business advisor at small and mid-sized companies, backed by human consultants and a community. The difference is what you get at the end of the conversation.
If what you want is someone to ask — a sounding board, a KPI library, access to human consultants and a peer community — that is a legitimate need and Percision does not serve it. We have no forum and no humans on call.
Their distribution through business card programmes also means many owners can try it at a discount or free, which is a genuinely good reason to look there first.
1. Conversation versus analysis. A chat advisor answers the question you bring. A structured method asks the questions you did not think to ask, which is most of the value of hiring a strategist.
2. Advice does not carry arithmetic. Percision models the economics from your own figures and shows the working, so a recommendation can be checked rather than believed.
3. Nothing operationalises the advice. Good advice that never becomes owned, dated tasks with measurable outcomes is where most improvement efforts die. That handover is the product.
| Consulting IQ | Percision | |
|---|---|---|
| Ask-anything AI advisor | Yes | Not the format |
| Access to human consultants | Yes | No |
| Peer community and KPI library | Yes | No |
| Structured multi-framework analysis | No | Yes |
| Financial model with the arithmetic shown | No | Yes |
| Turns the decision into owners, tasks and KPIs | No | Yes |
| Pricing shape | Monthly subscription | Per company, free tier |
Ask both the same real question about your business — something specific, like why your margin fell last quarter. Compare whether the answer names a cause, shows the arithmetic, and ends with something you can assign to someone.
You can also read a complete Percision report first — every page, no email required.
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