Average Robot

Average Robot is a United States-based AI change management consultancy. It positions itself as "the change management firm for the AI transformation of the workplace," serving CEOs, people leaders, COOs and CMOs. The firm's central commercial idea is the "AI Profitability Gap™," which it defines as the gap between what organizations were promised from AI and what they actually got: teams may be using AI tools daily, but the profit and loss statement looks the same as the previous year. Average Robot argues that closing this gap depends on how far AI-driven change reaches into the workforce, and that its work is to move people beyond surface-level AI use so that existing AI investment turns into measurable profit. The firm markets a ladder of four offerings. The entry point is a free AI Profit Readiness Assessment, a short survey that produces a read on how far past the surface a team's AI use goes and where profit is leaking. The second step is the AI Profit Workshop, priced at $2,999, a half-day session that turns the Assessment into the team's first concrete moves toward AI that pays, including a live read-back, a facilitated team workshop and a short report; the fee is credited toward the AI Profit Sprint if the client continues. The third and flagship offering is the AI Profit Sprint, starting from $19,999, a 90-day engagement that researches where a team is stuck at the surface, sets a strategy to get past it, and lands quick wins along the way, finishing with a plan for the year ahead. The fourth is the AI Transformation Advisory, a scoped engagement that runs the Sprint at organizational scale — one Sprint per team in scope plus a leadership layer across them so decisions add up to one direction for the business, with an agreed scope, start date and finish date. Average Robot's public messaging leans on the idea that AI adoption has already happened but profit has not followed for most companies. It cites external research, such as a BCG "AI at Work" figure that 74% of frontline employees are now regular AI users, up 23 points year over year, to frame the problem. The firm's audience is senior leadership — it says it starts with the C-suite and their senior reports and carries the change through to the teams using AI every day. Its website is average-robot.com, and its content is organized around the AI Profitability Gap™ framework, products, and case-style material showing how the work plays out with real teams. Wikidata classifies Average Robot as an AI change management consultancy. The company appears to be privately held; no parent company, founder, founding year or headquarters city is established in the available evidence.

Average Robot presents itself as an AI change management consultancy operating in the United States. Its public materials describe the firm as "the change management firm for the AI transformation of the workplace," built around a proprietary framing it calls the AI Profitability Gap™. The firm's origin story, as told on its own site, is a market observation rather than a dated corporate chronology: nearly everyone is using AI, but hardly anyone is profiting from it. Adoption, in its account, has already happened — the tools are in teams' hands every day — yet for most companies the profit has not followed, and the payoff in more output, lower costs or better margins from money already spent is not yet visible. Average Robot frames this as a common condition rather than a laggard's problem, stating that almost no one has cracked that part. The firm's answer is a change-management ladder that begins with leadership and reaches the front line. It says it starts with the C-suite and their senior reports and carries the change through to the teams using AI every day. Its product architecture, described on its products page, has four steps. First, a free AI Profit Readiness Assessment gives a fast read on how far past the surface a team's AI use goes and where profit is leaking. Second, the AI Profit Workshop — priced at $2,999 — is a half-day that turns the Assessment into the team's first real moves toward AI that pays, delivered as a live read-back, a facilitated team workshop and a short report, with the fee credited toward the AI Profit Sprint if the client goes further. Third, the AI Profit Sprint — from $19,999 — is described as the flagship: a 90-day engagement that researches where the team is stuck at the surface, sets the strategy to get past it, and lands quick wins along the way, finishing with a plan for the year ahead and momentum already behind it. Fourth, the AI Transformation Advisory runs the Sprint at organizational scale: one Sprint per team in scope, plus a leadership layer across them so the decisions those teams make add up to one direction for the business, scoped before it starts with a start date and a finish date. Average Robot supports its market framing with external research, citing a BCG "AI at Work" figure that 74% of frontline employees are now regular AI users, up 23 points year over year. Its website, average-robot.com, is organized around the AI Profitability Gap™ framework, its products, and material showing how the work plays out with real teams. Wikidata classifies the entity as an AI change management consultancy. Beyond these public facts, the available evidence does not establish a founding year, founder, headquarters city, ownership structure or leadership names, and no dated corporate milestones are documented in the supplied sources.

The change management firm for the AI transformation of the workplace, focused on closing the AI Profitability Gap™ by moving people beyond surface-level AI use.

• AI Profit Readiness Assessment

  A free short survey that gives a fast read on how far past the surface a team's AI use goes and where profit is leaking.

• AI Profit Workshop

  A half-day workshop priced at $2,999 that turns the Assessment into the team's first real moves toward AI that pays, including a live read-back, a facilitated team workshop and a short report; credited toward the AI Profit Sprint if the client goes further.

• AI Profit Sprint

  The flagship 90-day engagement from $19,999 that researches where the team is stuck at the surface, sets the strategy to get past it, and lands quick wins along the way, finishing with a plan for the year ahead.

• AI Transformation Advisory

  A scoped engagement that runs the Sprint at organizational scale: one Sprint per team in scope plus a leadership layer across them, with an agreed scope, start date and finish date.

1. 1Average Robot official websiteaverage-robot.com
2. 2Average Robot products and solutionsaverage-robot.com
3. 3Average Robot on Wikidatawikidata.org