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Every engagement is one of three shapes. Net-new builds are fixed-price. Changes to what exists are flexible hours. Keeping systems running is a monthly plan. No hourly surprises, no open-ended invoices.
Net-new builds: an agent, a site, an app. Scoped from the Discovery Audit and quoted at a fixed price before work begins. The price you sign is the price you pay.
Flexible engineering hours for changing or extending what already exists: a new agent skill, a new page, a mid-size feature. One blended rate, one pool of hours, spent wherever you need them. Prepaid blocks carry the best rates.
Monthly coverage that keeps agents and sites monitored, updated, and supported, whether we host them or you do. The AI Advisor Retainer adds standing strategy on top.
sessions sized to your team, ending in a written, prioritized roadmap you own either way. The fee is credited toward a build that starts within 90 days.
the roadmap's top opportunity, scoped and quoted. You know the full cost before we start.
milestone-based, with your review at each stage. A working prototype is often ready in a few weeks, depending on complexity.
a managed plan keeps it healthy; the AI Advisor Retainer keeps the strategy moving.
Audit pricing is published on the AI Strategy & Training page. Everything else is quoted after scoping, in writing.
Projects bill by milestone. Each phase starts when the previous one is paid, and you approve each milestone before the next begins.
Recurring plans bill monthly in advance on autopay, so there is never a surprise invoice or an awkward collections call.
code, content, and accounts. We put data ownership in writing before we start.
When a request belongs in a cheaper bucket, we tell you. Keeping the boundaries honest is what makes the model work.
Generic IT support, hardware, native iOS or Android apps built from scratch, high-volume outbound calling, and enterprise on-site migrations. When your need sits outside our lane, we say so and refer you to someone whose lane it is.
One structured review, a roadmap you own, and a credit toward the build. That's the front door.