About Sharpwork
I’m Chris Grant, and I run Sharpwork. I’ve spent my career running real projects and operations: high-stakes, deadline-driven work where “pretty good” doesn’t cut it.
When AI tools showed up, I did what everyone does: opened a blank chat box and improvised. Hit or miss. And I kept seeing the same thing on my own teams. Capable professionals were losing hours to trial and error, or quietly not trusting what the AI handed back.
So I built what I wished existed: tested, guardrailed workflows for real professional work, not prompt theory. That’s Sharpwork.
Chris is a Certified ScrumMaster (CSM) who leads strategic initiatives, with a background across project management, operations, and digital delivery. Hands-on technical training means he builds the workflows himself, which is why Sharpwork’s kits are made to be used, not admired.
Sharpwork is a small company that I run from Glenview, Illinois. It sells one product: a membership to the five Sharpwork AI Toolkits, $29.99 at signup including your first month, then $6.97 a month.
If you’re checking whether sharpwork.ai is legitimate, here is what you can verify. Billing runs through Stripe, in US dollars, under Sharpwork’s own name. Cancelling is self-serve from your account page and takes effect at the end of the period you’ve paid for, with the full policy published on the Billing & Cancellation page. Support mail goes to support@sharpwork.ai, and I answer it myself.
An unrelated company with a near-identical name, “Sharpwork Technology Limited,” is registered in a different jurisdiction and has no connection to sharpwork.ai: no shared ownership, no shared payment processor, no shared products. If you’re looking into a charge from that name, the consumer notice explains what it is and how to cancel it.