Consultations30 min
Discovery call
A first conversation to understand your business, your problem and whether we are the right fit.
- A clear next step
- An honest view of fit
- No obligation
No charge
Services first, software second
Work with the founder's office.
Consultations, advisory and project delivery for growing businesses. Prices are not shown until they are set in MSE-23 Pricing & Packaging.
Consultations
Consultations60 min
Strategy session
A focused working session with the founder on one business, growth or technology question.
- Written summary of the session
- Prioritised actions
- Follow-up proposal if useful
Price set in MSE-23 Pricing & Packaging
Advisory
Advisory45 min
Bring Me a Problem
Send a written brief. We diagnose it and come back with a diagnosis and a proposal.
- Written diagnosis
- Options with trade-offs
- A proposal you can accept or not
Price set in MSE-23 Pricing & Packaging
Advisory60 min
Advisory retainer
Ongoing access to the founder for strategy, ventures and trading expertise for equity.
- Monthly working sessions
- Priority response
- Board-style reviews
Price set in MSE-23 Pricing & Packaging
Project delivery
Project delivery60 min
Brand and marketing
Brand, content and performance marketing, delivered with Aimbros Creation.
- Brand and messaging
- Content and campaigns
- Measured results
Price set in MSE-23 Pricing & Packaging
Project delivery60 min
Technology, automation and AI
Websites, systems, automation and responsible AI for growing businesses.
- Scoped plan and milestones
- Delivered in your client portal
- Handover and training
Price set in MSE-23 Pricing & Packaging
How to engage
Every engagement starts by understanding the problem before proposing anything.
- 1
Tell us the problem
Send a short problem brief through the enquiry form. Describe what is not working, in your own words.
- 2
Reply
A named person replies through the channel you chose, with one proposed next step.
- 3
Discovery call
A short conversation about the problem, the stakes, who decides and the timing.
- 4
Diagnosis
We decide what kind of help fits: a consultation, a package, a retainer, a project, or a referral elsewhere.
- 5
Proposal
A written proposal with the problem, approach, scope, timeline, team, price and how acceptance works.
- 6
Agreement
When you accept a specific version of the proposal, an agreement is signed and the work is scheduled.
The discovery call exists so that you can decide whether to proceed. It is a conversation about your problem, not a free consultation. If your need falls outside the founder's expertise, you are told so and, where possible, pointed to a better route; a referral is made only to a partner with a signed agreement, and any interest we have in it is disclosed.
Ways to work together
All available now, delivered directly. Online booking and payment through the platform are planned; today sessions are arranged directly.
| Form | What you get | Best when | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Problem brief | A written problem reviewed, with a recommended next step | You are not sure what you need | Available now |
| Discovery call | A short conversation to understand the problem | You want to decide whether to proceed | Available now |
| Consultation | Focused advice on a defined question, in a booked session | You have one clear question | Available now |
| Strategy session | A longer working session on strategy or growth | You need to think through a direction | Available now |
| Technical or service consultation | Advice on a specific technical or service question | You need a specialist view on a system or service | Available now |
| Session package | A set number of consultation sessions used over time | You want regular advice over a period | Available now |
| Retainer | A monthly allowance of advisory sessions or delivery hours | You need ongoing support | Available now |
| Project | A defined scope of work with deliverables and milestones | You need something built or changed | Available now |
A project begins with a deposit at signature and is billed by milestones, so you never pay far ahead of delivery. Work beyond a retainer's allowance starts only with your prior agreement. Start smaller than you think: a consultation often shows whether a project is needed, and shapes a better one if it is.
Service lines
Since 2012, across brand, marketing, technology, automation and AI, and from running several businesses at once. Most real problems touch more than one line; you receive one proposal.
Strategy and growth Available nowDirection, priorities, business models and plans for growth
- Who it is for
- Founders and owners deciding where to take a business, and teams that need a clear plan.
- What it typically covers
- Understanding the business and its market, choosing priorities, shaping or testing a business model, planning growth and turning a plan into actions with owners and dates.
- Usual forms
- Strategy sessions, an advisory retainer, or a short project ending in a written plan.
Brand Available nowBrand strategy, identity and how the business presents itself
- Who it is for
- New businesses defining themselves, and established businesses whose image no longer fits what they have become.
- What it typically covers
- Brand strategy and positioning, naming support, visual identity, brand guidelines and the words a business uses to describe itself.
- Usual forms
- A project with defined deliverables, often followed by a delivery retainer for applying the brand.
Marketing Available nowDigital marketing, content, campaigns and lead generation
- Who it is for
- Businesses that need more of the right enquiries and a clearer view of what their marketing achieves.
- What it typically covers
- Digital marketing strategy, content planning, social media, campaigns, lead capture and measurement, always with consent-based marketing.
- Usual forms
- A strategy session or project to set the plan, then a delivery retainer to run it.
Technology Available nowWebsites, digital products and the systems a business runs on
- Who it is for
- Businesses that need a website, a digital product or better systems to run on.
- What it typically covers
- Defining requirements, websites and web applications, choosing and setting up business systems, and advice on technology decisions and suppliers.
- Usual forms
- Technical consultations for decisions, projects for builds.
Automation and business systems Available nowConnecting tools and automating repeated work
- Who it is for
- Businesses losing time and information between tools: enquiries in one place, bookings in another, invoices in a third.
- What it typically covers
- Mapping how work actually flows, connecting the tools a business already uses, automating repeated tasks and setting up a single record of each customer relationship.
- Usual forms
- A short discovery project to map the work, then a project to build the connections.
AI Available nowPractical, governed uses of AI in a business
- Who it is for
- Businesses that want to use AI usefully and safely, rather than for its own sake.
- What it typically covers
- Finding where AI helps, setting it up to work only with the information it should see, keeping people in charge of decisions, and training the team to use it well.
- Usual forms
- A consultation or strategy session to choose where to start, then a project for a first, contained use.
Digital transformation Available nowLarger programmes that change how an organisation works
- Who it is for
- Organisations, including universities and institutions, that need to change how they work across several functions.
- What it typically covers
- Discovery and audit, strategy, implementation in phases, training, monitoring and a final report, with milestones and acceptance at each stage.
- Usual forms
- A programme of linked projects under one agreement, with a named delivery lead and regular reviews.
AI work is designed so that AI prepares and people decide. No engagement sets up AI to take decisions about people, money, legal matters or access without a person approving them.
Signature offer
Bring Me a Problem
Describe the problem in writing. We read it properly, diagnose it and come back with a proposal you can accept or decline.
- 1
Written brief
You set out the problem, the context and what a good outcome looks like.
- 2
Diagnosis
We identify the real problem, the options and their trade-offs.
- 3
Proposal
A scoped proposal with outcomes and terms — yours to accept or not.
AI may help draft the diagnosis or proposal, but a person reviews it, and a person approves the pricing and signs.
Bring me a problemWhat we sell, stage by stage
The platform sells more kinds of offer as each stage is proven.
Services
MVPConsulting and advisory, paid consultations, packages and retainers, and project delivery.
Discovery callsStrategy sessionsBring Me a ProblemPackages and retainers
Courses
V1Self-paced courses, live cohorts and corporate seats, with certificates.
Self-paced coursesLive cohortsCorporate seatsCertificates
Memberships
V1Recurring tiers that unlock premium content, the private community, events and a more capable Ask Momin.
FreePremiumProfessionalInvestor (verified)Partner (agreement)Enterprise
Events
V1Ticketed events and webinars, with sponsorship.
WebinarsTicketed eventsSponsorship
Digital products
V1Books, e-books, templates, frameworks, reports and resources.
The Bed of Thorns (in writing)Templates and frameworksReports
Momin OS (SaaS)
V2The business operating system as a subscription for organisations, with seats, modules and add-ons.
FreeStarterProfessionalBusinessEnterprise
The MVP sells services. Courses, memberships, events and digital products need commerce, which arrives in V1. Momin OS subscriptions are sold from V2. Nothing here is live yet.
Pricing principles
- Prices live in a pricing engine as versioned, audited rules — never hard-coded on a page.
- Market-band pricing: the same offer is priced for the market it is sold in.
- Per-market currency: PKR for Pakistan, OMR for Oman, EUR for Portugal and the EU.
- The price is fixed at checkout; what you agree to is what you pay.
- Transparent terms, with cancellation as easy as sign-up.
- The platform never holds customer funds; payments only go through licensed providers.
Key pointPayment triggers access; delivery triggers revenue.
Individual prices will be published once they are set in MSE-23 Pricing & Packaging. Until then, ask and we will tell you plainly what a piece of work would involve.
How we deliver
Kickoff, plan and milestones, delivery with a weekly report, review and acceptance, closure and follow-up.
- Kickoff. Agrees scope, timeline, how often you hear from us, who decides what, and how success is measured. The summary is written down and shared.
- Keeping you informed. A weekly report: what was done, what is next, what is waiting on you and any risk.
- Changes. Anything outside the agreed scope is a change request showing its effect on price and timeline; no work on it starts until you accept it in writing.
- Acceptance. Each deliverable is accepted against its definition in the proposal, and the version you accepted is recorded.
- Who does the work. The founder leads. Specialists may contribute under our agreement; a business connected with the founder is declared in the proposal.
- Your information. Used only for your engagement, in approved tools, and returned or deleted at the end as your agreement requires.
Service-level commitments for platform customers are not offered yet; see how they will be set.
Products, by actual status
The services above are the founder's work today. The platform is how that work, and the work of others, will be delivered in future.
| Product | What it is | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Momin OS | The business operating system: enquiries, bookings, CRM, proposals, projects and invoices in one flow. It will run the founder's own businesses first. | Later |
| Momin Intelligence | The AI layer across the platform, working within each user's permissions. | Planned |
| Ask Momin | The assistant that answers from approved knowledge and shows its sources. | Planned |
| Courses, memberships, events and books | Not sold, pre-sold or reserved today. You will be told when each opens, without being asked to pay in advance. | Planned |
What we will and will not promise
| We will | We will not |
|---|---|
| Describe what the work involves and how it will be done | Promise a business result, revenue or return |
| State every price in writing before you commit | Quote a price that has not been set |
| Describe the platform by its actual status | Describe a planned feature as available, or give a launch date |
| Tell you if the ecosystem is not the right fit | Take on work outside our expertise without saying so |
| Declare any connection between the ecosystem and a supplier or partner | Accept or offer anything to win or keep business |
| Ask before publishing anything about your work | Name you as a client without your written permission |
Key pointIf anyone speaking for the ecosystem promises you something in the right-hand column, it is not a promise the ecosystem makes. Tell us.
Markets and languages
- Clients in Pakistan, Oman and the wider Gulf, and Portugal and the European Union, usually delivered remotely.
- Engagements in English or Urdu, as agreed with you.
- Prices in the currency agreed with you, with any tax your market requires. Clients outside Pakistan are normally asked to pay by bank transfer.
- Every engagement is contracted in writing; the contracting entity is stated in your proposal.
Common questions
- What can I engage today?
- The founder's consulting, advisory and delivery services, delivered directly.
- How much does it cost?
- Prices are set in the price book and stated in each written proposal.
- Is the first conversation free?
- The problem brief and discovery call help you decide; advice itself is delivered under a paid offer.
- Can I buy a course or membership now?
- Not yet. They are planned and not sold or reserved.
- Can I use Momin OS for my business?
- Not yet. It will run the founder's businesses first and open to others later.
- Do you work outside Pakistan?
- Yes, with clients in Oman and the Gulf, and Portugal and the EU, usually remotely.
- Who will do the work?
- The founder leads; specialists may contribute under our agreement, declared in the proposal.
Start with a problem brief.
Say what is not working, what it costs you and what you have already tried. Tell us your country and preferred language. You will hear back from a named person with one proposed next step.