Everything you can buy from us, in one view.
Published here so you can rule us in or out before you spend thirty minutes on a call. Bespoke totals stay private.
Paid before the roadmap call is booked
High level by design. It tells us where to start, and it is built into every pilot rather than priced twice. A ranked, costed shortlist of what is worth attacking, not a maturity score.
Best when leadership knows AI should be doing something but nobody can agree on what comes first.
Per project, roughly 90 days
The foot in the door. One person, one seat, one major function, proven quickly. Training, SOPs and monitoring ship with it, and if it does not beat the baseline we agreed on, we say so.
Best when you want the number proven on one real seat before anything expands.
Per month, attached to a pilot
Uptime, monitoring and a monthly report on what we built. Care and hosting for the system you now run, so it does not quietly drift as your operation changes around it.
Best when one workflow is live and holding, and you want it kept honest rather than expanded yet.
Per month, bought alone, rolling term
Our enterprise offering, and the one this whole page is about. Standing capacity, workflows in flight, and the monthly value report. Named people and a monthly cost, not a project vendor and not a strategy deck.
Best when you would rather have someone competent watching the landscape on your behalf than buy another project.
Two things set the number: how severe the pain is, and what the fix returns. We size the saving with the people who do the work, then price so your cash-on-cash return lands between three and seven times.
What makes something a pilot rather than a larger build is how hard it is for us to deliver, not what we could charge for it. That is also why the totals are not on this page: the range is honest, a single published number would not be.
One worked example, not a formula. We run the same arithmetic on your own numbers during the call, before anyone quotes anything.
One measure that matters to you, in your own terms, tracked every month.
How many workflows can be in flight, and how many build hours a month. Written down before you sign.
What is out of scope, stated in the agreement and published on this page.
What moved, measured against the baseline, plus one standing next recommendation.
Two of the four rungs are monthly on purpose. An offer that ends at delivery has to be resold every quarter, and it leaves you at the exact moment the tooling shifts.
Run this arithmetic on your numbersAnything on the shop floor. Every engagement targets administrative and white-collar work, and nothing we sell touches robotics, machine vision or predictive maintenance.
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Everything you can buy from us, in one view.
Published here so you can rule us in or out before you spend thirty minutes on a call. Bespoke totals stay private. Keep scrolling to climb.Swipe through the rungs.
High level by design. It tells us where to start, and it is built into every pilot rather than priced twice. A ranked, costed shortlist of what is worth attacking, not a maturity score.
Best when leadership knows AI should be doing something but nobody can agree on what comes first.
The foot in the door. One person, one seat, one major function, proven quickly. Training, SOPs and monitoring ship with it, and if it does not beat the baseline we agreed on, we say so.
Best when you want the number proven on one real seat before anything expands.
Uptime, monitoring and a monthly report on what we built. Care and hosting for the system you now run, so it does not quietly drift as your operation changes around it.
Best when one workflow is live and holding, and you want it kept honest rather than expanded yet.
Our enterprise offering, and the one this whole page is about. Standing capacity, workflows in flight, and the monthly value report. Named people and a monthly cost, not a project vendor and not a strategy deck.
Best when you would rather have someone competent watching the landscape on your behalf than buy another project.
Three months of the fractional team at $15,000 is $45,000, roughly what a pilot costs. That is deliberate: a client who does not need the proof first can start at the top without repricing the relationship later.
Two things set the number: how severe the pain is, and what the fix returns. We size the saving with the people who do the work, then price so your cash-on-cash return lands between three and seven times.
What makes something a pilot rather than a larger build is how hard it is for us to deliver, not what we could charge for it. That is also why the totals are not on this page: the range is honest, a single published number would not be.
One measure that matters to you, in your own terms, tracked every month.
How many workflows can be in flight, and how many build hours a month. Written down before you sign.
What is out of scope, stated in the agreement and published on this page.
What moved, measured against the baseline, plus one standing next recommendation.
Two of the four rungs are monthly on purpose. An offer that ends at delivery has to be resold every quarter, and it leaves you at the exact moment the tooling shifts.
Anything on the shop floor. Every engagement targets administrative and white-collar work, and nothing we sell touches robotics, machine vision or predictive maintenance.
Thirty minutes, no charge. You describe the bottleneck, we size the opportunity live against your own numbers, and you leave with the $2,500 roadmap, a pilot range, or an honest no. Nothing is paid before that point.