Pricing, in plain numbers

Know the price.
Know what’s included.

A focused first project, with discovery counted in. Agree the result and the boundaries before work starts.

Proposed pricing for this design study; subject to scope and a written agreement.

01 / Discovery

Find the right first fix.

$999

Understand the current work and choose a worthwhile starting point.

  • Current workflow and tool review
  • One recommended first improvement
  • Written scope and next-step options

The $999 is credited once toward your first deployment. The assessment remains useful if you stop here.

03 / Optional care

Keep it running.

$499 /month, from

Support for the first agreed deployment after launch.

  • Agreed checks and issue investigation
  • Connection upkeep
  • Included small adjustments

Coverage, response expectations, usage allowances and third-party fees are agreed in writing. Not unlimited development or 24/7 human support.

A larger first deployment

$4,999 total is an example for broader initial scope—not a universal cap. The same discovery credit applies once.

Another useful fix

Additional deployments from $999, plus $249/month additional care, when existing connections and patterns can be reused. Otherwise, we rescope first.

A few straight answers.

Do we need to replace our software?

Not usually the starting point. We inspect your current tools and permissions first. A native setting or a process improvement may be a better choice than adding a system.

What does “one deployment” mean?

One separately useful business result, with a named trigger, finished state, tools, rules, volume, exclusions and acceptance tests. It is not every individual technical step.

Why is a later deployment less expensive?

It can reuse connections and delivery patterns we already understand. But a later request can still be more complex; “from $999” is not a promise to build anything for that amount.

What happens if we don’t buy care?

You still receive the agreed system, documentation and handoff. Continued operation depends on the accounts, licenses and integrations involved. Ongoing responsibilities are made clear before work starts.

Can I book through this concept?

Not yet. The next-step page is a preview only, with no calendar, CRM or backend. Nothing is sent, and no appointment is booked.

Start with one useful fix.

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