Xaigi Helps Startups Develop Their Own AI Business Concepts

Most business owners are starting to include AI into their venture ideas. Despite the promising future that AI has for the industry and its integration into organizations, its complexity continues to be a major source of frustration. Tarun Tyagi founded Xaigi in 2021 to help address this pervasive issue.
An AI consulting company called Xaigi helps new businesses create their AI business ideas. By understanding the problems they face, it aids entrepreneurs in navigating the challenges of AI development and implementation. Via its advisory services, it helps companies define and design their AI business idea, develop workable solutions, and scale their technology.
The creator and CEO of the business, Tyagi, told Enrackr that “AI is approaching the market as a revolution. Every industry will eventually be impacted. Because he recognized the potential for the kind of transformation AI can bring about in the marketplace, he decided to combine his experience working on technological platforms with his knowledge of the industry.
Because consulting services are its only source of revenue, the company is thinking about a cash equity business model. As a result, they only charge their clients a certain sum up front in cash, with the balance being treated as equity.
By offering such a model, the business aligns its incentives with the success of its clients and invests in that work over the long term. This revenue model is primarily presented as a financially advantageous approach for new clients to utilize the company’s services.
Tyagi continued by stating that the business’s revenue model does not demand stock from every customer. They only grant this to companies whom they have worked with for a long period and that have remained faithful to them. Equity costs are not applied to businesses acquired through modest repairs. Its services are mostly used in the European, Middle Eastern, and North American markets. In order to grow its business, it is now working with three companies.
Financial revenue for Xaigi in FY23 was $650K, up from $350K in FY22. The business currently generates $50,000 per month at run rate. Tyagi rejects the need for a fund raiser, claiming to see $1 million in revenue by the end of the year. “We started with our own money and are currently profitable. Even while we are considering growth, we currently don’t see the need to solicit money. said Tyagi.
The Delhi-based company plans to concentrate on both startups and established businesses as part of its commercial growth. In order to grow the company, it also aims to improve its sales team. One of its expansion goals is to produce and release its own goods on the Indian market. These products would be targeted at resolving persistent problems in India’s manufacturing and agricultural industries.