AI Business Friends has now released "The TITON Field Guide to AAA Services Pricing": This is the Digital Companion Edition to my softcover which is about to drop. It covers... "How GHL and AI Automation Agencies can price service offers without getting buried by scope, support, churn and hidden Cost-To-Serve" by Phil Wilson (Author) Format: Kindle Edition I am especially proud of my first "field guide" which is different than a regular book in that it is filled with examples and exercises and challenges. You can read about the content here: Kindle Store or below: Stop pricing only the task. Start pricing the full service promise. Many GHL and AI Automation Agency owners are not undercharging because they misunderstand software. They are undercharging because they do not fully see the service burden behind the monthly price. A client sees a simple offer: setup, support, workflows, funnels, campaigns, automations, proof reporting, or ongoing help. But the agency carries much more: scope, support, rework, client communication, turnaround expectations, contact rules, active task limits, proof reporting, churn risk, and hidden Cost-To-Serve. The TITON Field Guide to AAA Services Pricing gives agency owners, builders, operators, and service leaders a practical way to review offers before they become margin traps. Inside, you will learn how to: - Build clearer GHL and AI Automation Agency service offers - Separate platform cost from the real service promise - Identify hidden Cost-To-Serve before it damages margin - Use the R6 Services Layer to understand what kind of work is being sold - Set smarter pricing policy, capacity rules, and contact controls - Use proof reporting to defend price and support renewal - Reduce churn by making value easier to see