Pivoting a business is risky. During transitional phases cash flow can tighten, instructional costs pile up, and client pipelines may go dormant. That’s where the Revenued Flex Line proved essential for Divigner's growth. The flexible capital allowed Jae to:
Invest in advanced AI training and certification programs (including Ivy League courses) without pausing operations
Acquire high-end hardware and compute resources required for experiments, prototyping, and scaling AI models
Retain and pay team members through the lean months while the AI business model took shape
Rather than hinder growth, the funding smoothed the transition and kept momentum alive.
A common mistake among early AI consultancies is trying to do everything: automation, strategy, integration, custom models, tooling, and on and on. Jae was smart in avoiding that trap with Divigner. With the luxury of starting early, Jae and his team took the time to hone in on what they could do uniquely well: interactive avatars, training programs, influencer “clones,” and on-the-job learning experiences... All powered by AI.
By making these decisions, Divigner was able to differentiate itself. Their narrative wasn’t “We do AI,” but rather “We do AI for human augmentation, training, and immersive engagement.” That sharper position let them win clients who might otherwise default to giant firms.
By getting into AI early, Divigner has been able to scale on its own terms, growing strategically instead of scrambling to keep up. What began as a small and specialized team has evolved into a fast-growing consultancy leading the way in AI-powered training and content solutions.
With support from Revenued, Divigner has had the flexibility to take on larger projects, invest in advanced tools, and bring new talent on board without the cash-flow pressure that slows so many startups. That financial freedom has helped them stay focused on innovation rather than survival.
Their early move into the AI space is now paying off: Divigner has built credibility as a thought leader, earned client trust by making AI feel accessible, and established a strong niche in areas like interactive avatars and content cloning well ahead of the curve.
When Jae shifted Divigner from a traditional web agency to a full AI consultancy, Revenued provided the flexibility he needed to keep momentum going. During the transition, the Revenued Flex Line became a crucial bridge that helps cover expenses while client projects and revenue streams evolve.
With his business funding from Revenued, Jae was able to invest in high-end equipment for his growing YouTube channel, “AI Physique,” and enroll in advanced AI and Ivy League certification programs that deepened his expertise. Most importantly, Revenued made it possible to keep his team paid and operations running smoothly through a period of change.
Today, Jae credits Revenued’s reliability and accessibility as key factors that allowed Divigner to take bold steps forward without slowing down.
The AI consulting industry is moving fast, and firms that got in early are defining what adoption looks like across every industry. From helping companies automate workflows to building immersive AI experiences, these consultancies bridge the gap between innovation and real-world impact.
But scaling in such a capital-intensive space takes more than vision. It takes flexibility. That’s where Revenued makes a difference. With access to on-demand funding through the Revenued Flex Line, AI consultancies can invest in new technology, upscale their teams, and take on ambitious projects without waiting for client payments. As demand for AI expertise grows, Revenued empowers forward-thinking agencies to seize opportunities, stay agile, and keep leading the charge into the next era of business transformation.