Twelve AI agents draft the work a fractional CEO and chief of staff are hired for — set the strategy, build the operating plan and OKRs, run the board, frame the raise, and pressure-test the big calls — each a board-ready document in minutes. You keep the judgment and the final call; your data is never stored on our servers — it runs on your own Claude key.
Built for founders and CEOs — and the advisors and chiefs of staff who deliver this work.
The strategic plan, market-entry bets, competitive moves, and the decisions that set the next three years.
Representative: a defensible 3-year strategyThe annual operating plan, OKRs, and the business-review rhythm that keep the company aligned.
Representative: the whole company on the same goalsBoard decks, investor updates, and a fundraise narrative that lands — the numbers routed to your CFO.
Representative: investor-ready in minutesScenarios, decision frameworks, and a vision, mission & values the whole team can execute.
Representative: a strategy the team can runA fractional CEO or strategy advisor commands the highest retainer in the office; a full-time hire is a quarter-million-plus. The suite is a flat annual price.
| Traditional fractional CEO | The Fractional CEO · Mulkern AI | |
|---|---|---|
| Cost | $15–40k/mo retainer | from $1,200/yr · $12,000/yr full suite |
| Turnaround | Days to weeks | Minutes |
| Capacity | Limited to one person's hours | Unlimited deliverables, on demand |
| Consistency | Rebuilt by hand each time | QC-reviewed + scored on a rubric every time |
| Availability | Scheduled, by the meeting | 24/7, the moment you need it |
| Your data | Emailed around in spreadsheets | Never stored on our servers |
Drop in your own Anthropic API key and your license. Your key is sent only to run your report and is never stored — it pays only for that run.
Answer a focused intake — your situation, ambition, market, and constraints. A few minutes of typing.
The agent writes it section by section, runs a pre-delivery QC pass, scores itself against a strategy rubric, and hands you a board-ready document.
A real Strategic Plan, generated by the agent for a fictional $34M SaaS company facing a go-upmarket decision — including the hand-offs to the rest of the office. No key, no signup.
View a sample deliverable →A defensible multi-year strategy — where-to-play, how-to-win, priorities with owners — and clean hand-offs to the functions that execute it.
Open the agent →The strategic go/no-go and entry thesis for a new market, segment, or geography — attractiveness, right-to-win, and a gated entry plan.
Open the agent →Company-level positioning, durable moats, and the strategic response to threats — where to compete, and where not to.
Open the agent →The year's thesis, top goals, and the priorities each function must deliver — at goal altitude, with the budget routed to the CFO.
Open the agent →Company objectives and key results, cascaded to teams — the goal system, with the scorecard mechanics routed to the COO.
Open the agent →The monthly/quarterly business-review structure and narrative discipline that turns a metrics pack into decisions.
Open the agent →The board narrative and deck structure — story, strategy, performance framing, and the ask — financials routed to the CFO.
Open the agent →The monthly/quarterly investor letter — wins, misses, learnings, and the ask — done with discipline.
Open the agent →The raise story and positioning — problem, why-now, why-us — with the model and data room routed to the CFO.
Open the agent →Strategic scenarios, trigger signals, and contingency playbooks — so you've decided before the future forces your hand.
Open the agent →A structured framework for the big calls — options, criteria, a recommendation, and a pre-mortem.
Open the agent →The foundational narrative — vision, mission, and real, enforceable values — with the culture programs routed to the CHRO.
Open the agent →Annual is the default. Short terms are available on single agents and bundles (3 months = 50%, 6 months = 75% of annual).
Want the whole executive team? The Full Office bundles all 60 agents — CFO, COO, CHRO, CRO and CEO — on one license: your complete C-suite, finance to strategy, in a single subscription. See all five suites →
12 AI agents for strategy and the board — annual operating plan, board deck and package, strategic plan, market entry and expansion analysis, OKR and goal architecture, scenario and contingency planning, fundraise narrative, and a strategic decision memo. Each is QC-reviewed and scored against a 100-point rubric.
You bring your own Anthropic (Claude) API key, fill out a short intake about your situation, and the agent drafts the deliverable, checks it, and scores it against a 100-point rubric — then you review and ship. All you need is an Anthropic key, about two minutes to set up the first time.
A single agent is $1,200/year ($600 for 3 months, $900 for 6). A 3-agent bundle is $3,000/year, and the full CEO Suite (all 12 agents, 5 seats) is $12,000/year. On top of that you pay your own Anthropic usage — usually a few cents to a couple of dollars per deliverable, with no markup from us.
Yes. Everything runs on your own Anthropic key. Your data passes through our gateway only in the moment to call Claude — it is never written to disk, logged, or stored. We keep only your license details and basic usage counts, and we never sell or share your data.
Treat every deliverable as an expert-quality first draft that pressure-tests the thinking — you keep the final call. It is rubric-scored, but validate it and have your advisors review before acting. It is not professional advice.
Yes. Every agent has a free live demo — no key and no signup — so you can judge the output first. Licenses also come with a 14-day guarantee: if your first deliverable is not board-ready, email us within 14 days for a full refund of the license fee.
Every deliverable is shaped by your intake — your situation, constraints, and goals — and you can re-run as many times as you like to refine it. Suite owners can also have a custom agent built for their exact workflow.
No — you bring the context and it produces the document; nothing connects to your systems, which keeps your data private.