GoAll.ai: The Services and Offers of a Startup AI Agency

GoAll.ai's services, prices and claims below come from its own website, read on October 22, 2026. Its client case studies are anonymous, so their numbers can't be checked independently.

GoAll.ai is a small German AI agency that promises early-stage startups "enterprise-level AI without an enterprise budget." It is a two-partner company, legally goall.ai GbR, run by co-CEOs Sheida Mohassesy and Hesam Dehghan. It sells six services, from AI integration to branding. What sets it apart from most agencies is what it publishes: a full price list. That list is not for startups, though. It's for driving schools.

Six Services, One Pitch: Automate Before You Scale

GoAll.ai's homepage headline, "Vollständig auf KI setzen" ("go all in on AI"), says the company helps early-stage startups integrate AI and automation, "agile, pragmatic and highly scalable." Its services page lists six offerings:

• AI integration and strategy, from choosing a language model to running it in production
• Custom automation of routine work such as lead nurturing, document processing and reporting
• Web and app development with Next.js and TypeScript
• Web design, design and brand identity, and IT consulting for founders

GoAll.ai's homepage on October 22, 2026. Screenshot: WikiDigit.

None of those six services has a public price or timeline. The way in is a free 30-minute discovery call. That's normal for agency work, where every project is different. It also means a founder can't compare GoAll.ai with a freelancer or a larger shop without talking to them first.

The Price List Is for Driving Schools

The pricing page is where GoAll.ai gets specific, and it's a vertical product rather than agency work. The "Fahrschul-Paket" automates a German driving school's back office in seven modules: student sign-up and onboarding, theory classes, lesson booking, progress tracking, invoicing and payments, documents, and instructor and vehicle management. An eighth module, an AI phone receptionist, answers calls.

The full package costs €4,150 to set up and lists at €950 a month. An "early access" discount of 60% for the first ten customers brings that to €380 a month, and GoAll.ai estimates it saves about 62 hours of work a month. Single modules run from €350 to €600 to set up and €36 to €60 a month after the discount. There's no long-term contract. The phone receptionist has no flat fee and is priced by call volume, with a free ROI calculator to estimate it.

Two things stand out. Publishing prices at all is unusual for a small AI agency, and it's the most useful page on the site. And the discount is not new: GoAll.ai's own blog announced the 60% offer for the first ten driving schools in June 2025, so "early access" has now run for more than a year.

Case Studies Without Names

GoAll.ai's work page shows two anonymous case studies. In the first, a Series A fintech startup's loan-document review went from four hours to under 35 minutes per application, and its error rate fell from 12% to 0.4%. GoAll.ai built a pipeline on GPT-4o, AWS Lambda and Python, in three weeks plus a two-week parallel run, and humans still make the final lending decision. The page headlines a 70% cut in manual review time, though its own figures, from eight hours a day to under two, work out to about 75%. In the second, a seed-stage SaaS company's AI onboarding assistant cut onboarding support tickets by 45%.

Unnamed clients are common in agency marketing, but they make the numbers impossible to check. The named work is in GoAll.ai's showcase: seven websites and apps, including a photography studio, a Berlin construction firm, the Pomodoro app focus-crew.com, Emojar and WikiDigit itself. Several of those belong to people close to GoAll.ai's team, so they show what it can build more than who is paying it.

Who It's For

If you're a German driving school, GoAll.ai is unusually easy to evaluate: the modules, setup fees and monthly prices are all on one page, and the ROI calculator gives a cost estimate for the phone receptionist in about a minute. If you're a startup, the offer is a small, hands-on team that builds production AI systems and websites. The trade-off is that you'll judge it on a discovery call rather than on public prices or named references.

The bigger bet is the one the whole market is making. As AI agents start acting on people's behalf, the work moves from demos to plumbing: connecting models to bookings, invoices and phone lines. GoAll.ai is wagering that small businesses will pay someone to do that plumbing for them. The driving-school package is the first place it has put a price on that bet.

Sources

• GoAll.ai homepage
• GoAll.ai: About: partners and legal form
• GoAll.ai: Services
• GoAll.ai: Pricing: driving-school package and modules
• GoAll.ai: Fintech case study
• GoAll.ai blog: driving-school pricing and the 60% offer (June 28, 2025)