NEW YORK, NY: US companies booking an AI workshop for a business team can now plan against published prices from Paloren, the AI strategy, implementation, automation and training company. Paloren's half-day AI workshop runs for 3.5 hours from USD 4,500 and its full-day workshop runs for 6.5 hours from USD 7,500, each for six to 16 people, delivered remotely in the customer's working hours or onsite.
Published team prices are rare in the US market. When Paloren reviewed 16 US business AI training providers on November 10, 2026, for its US AI Training Price Index, none published a fixed price for a private session for one company's team. Group training was quoted on request, while 12 of the 16 providers published prices for individual courses.
Built on the work the team already does
Each Paloren AI workshop starts from a brief prepared by the organizer: participant roles, the AI tools the company has approved and two or three recurring tasks. The session is then built around that work, such as customer replies, meeting preparation, reports or internal communication, rather than a generic product demonstration.
Participants complete a baseline exercise, practice a repeatable method for briefing an AI tool and checking its output, then complete an independent attempt on a new example. Practice uses safe example materials by default, so staff do not need to upload real company information to take part.
What the team keeps after the workshop
The team keeps reusable task instructions, an output-checking standard and a workplace trial plan with a named reviewer, so the manager can judge accepted work rather than attendance. Workshops cover ChatGPT, Claude, Microsoft Copilot and Gemini, according to the tools each company has approved. Larger organizations can run several cohorts or move to a four to six week department program from USD 18,000.
A workshop is often the first purchase. Where a team later needs AI connected to its CRM, help desk or documents, Paloren scopes that implementation separately, so booking a workshop does not commit the buyer to a systems project.
The same approach runs through Paloren's corporate AI training in the USA, its ChatGPT training for business teams and the US AI Training Price Index.
Businesses can book an AI workshop with Paloren by sharing participant roles, approved tools and two or three priority tasks.
About Paloren
Paloren is an AI strategy, implementation, automation and training company co-founded by Aaron Agius and Alex Agius. It builds AI into the systems businesses already run and trains their people to own it. More information is available on Paloren's website.
