Three shapes of engagement.
Flex for the first workflow. Advisory for the strategic call. Dedicated for the build rhythm. Most owners start on Flex; fixed-price, scoped and quoted in writing, and most builds pay back inside the first quarter.
Flex
For the first workflow you want off your plate - a defined automation, integration, or build task. Fixed price, scoped and quoted in writing before any code is written. Most builds pay for themselves inside the first quarter.
Advisory
Not sure where AI actually fits in your business? Spend a few hours with our Director mapping the highest-leverage workflows before you commit to a build.
Dedicated
Once one workflow is working, this is the rhythm for shipping the next four. Ongoing implementation capacity for owners building a leaner business over months.
Every solution is tailored. No two businesses are the same.
We don't publish public prices because the quote depends on the workflow, the integrations, the data access rules, the approval needs and the support rhythm - none of which exist as a one-size number.
No two businesses are the same
Your CRM, your software, your data access rules, your team's risk tolerance, your industry's compliance load - every one of these shifts what a useful AI build looks like.
Scope dictates effort, not headcount
A single document-extraction workflow has a very different cost profile to a multi-agent matter intake system. We scope before we quote.
Integrations carry the real cost
The model bill is rarely the issue. Access, permissions, approvals and the integration path through your existing software is where the real work sits.
Support model varies
Some teams want a one-shot build and walk-away. Some want an embedded rhythm of weekly improvements. Pricing follows the support model.
Every engagement ships with the same stack.
The model access, audit infrastructure and approval gates are the same on Flex, Dedicated and Advisory. What changes is scope and support cadence.