Pricing
Fixed fees, agreed before anyone starts work
We don’t bill by the hour. You know the number before we begin, and it doesn’t move unless you change the scope in writing.
Automation Audit
Teams who know they’re losing hours somewhere but can’t yet say where, or what fixing it is worth.
- Interviews with the people doing the work
- Workflow maps for every process reviewed
- Ranked backlog with effort and payback per item
- 90-minute findings walkthrough
- Fee credited against a build if you go ahead
Build Sprint
Most commonGetting one high-value automation into real production use, then the next one.
- One system scoped, built and deployed per sprint
- Integration with your existing tools
- Monitoring, error handling and an exception path
- Runbook and handover documentation
- Weekly demo — you see working software, not status decks
Retained Partner
Companies with a backlog worth working through, who want someone owning it continuously.
- Continuous delivery against your automation backlog
- Monitoring and support for everything we’ve built
- Team training and internal AI guidelines
- Quarterly re-audit as the business changes
- 30 days’ notice, no long lock-in
- Fixed fees, agreed before work starts. No hourly billing and no surprise invoices.
- The audit fee is credited in full against your first build sprint.
- You own all code, prompts and documentation, deployed in your own accounts.
- Model and infrastructure costs are billed at cost, itemised, with a ceiling you set.
Questions
Before you ask
How soon does something actually work?
The audit takes two weeks and gives you a plan you can act on immediately. The first automation is usually live three to four weeks after that. We deploy the first build into real use before scoping the second.
Who owns what you build?
You do. Code, prompts, documentation and infrastructure live in your accounts and repositories from day one. If you end the engagement, nothing stops working and nothing needs to be handed back.
How small is too small?
Below about ten people there usually isn’t enough repeated volume to pay back a custom build, and off-the-shelf tools will serve you better. We’ll tell you that on the first call rather than sell you an audit.
Not sure which tier fits?
Describe the problem on a call. If an audit isn’t the right starting point, we’ll tell you what is.