GA gets two full days of programming. VIP gets the same two days plus six closed-door moments built around what 150+ pre-registered attendees told us they are stuck on.
These are working rooms, not bonus webinars. You choose the room that matches your problem, sit with peers wrestling with the same issue, and leave with specific next steps.
Closed-door access before the broadcast begins. Pre-submitted questions, live questions, and the only small-room Q&A with Nate across the weekend.
Five parallel topic rooms during the GA lunch break, designed around the exact pain points attendees surfaced before the event.
Business-side Q&A on operations, scaling, pricing, conversion mechanics, M&A, exits, and what agency archetypes actually get acquired.
Five more peer rooms focused on sales, pricing, scaling, and exit, so you can apply the Day 2 material to your own business in real time.
Real pricing problems submitted by VIPs, worked through live with Jon Morrow after Jonathan Stark's keynote.
A casual close-out with Nate, facilitated breakout rounds for peer connection, and the room most VIPs are likely to remember after the event.
General Admission gets you the full two-day event. VIP adds the closed-door sessions, working rooms, lifetime recordings, and direct-access moments above.
The math is simple. If the pricing session alone changes how you scope and charge for your next project, the upgrade pays for itself on your very next client.
Watch the entire first day. Watch most of the second. If at any point before the closing session you decide it wasn't for you, email the team. Full refund.
No conditions. No hoops. No questionnaire.
You've already invested lots of time into AI. Watching videos. Reading threads. Following along with tutorials. And at the end of all those hours, the number in your bank account from AI services hasn't moved.
That's not a reflection of your effort. It's a reflection of what you were exposed to. Free content taught you how AI works. It never showed you how money works inside AI.
Two days with the practitioners who've already figured it out, with real numbers attached, will show you more about how this business actually works than another year of content consumption ever could.
I'm not asking you to learn more. I'm asking you to finally see what you've never been shown. If you're ready for that, I'd be honored to have you join us.
I hope to see you there,
Nate Herk
Founder, AI Automation Society
Eight things people ask before they grab a seat. If your question isn't here, the guarantee is.
Two days. Virtual. July 11–12, 2026. The full story, behind closed doors, with the people actually running profitable AI services businesses. The cheapest way in is right now.
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