Pricing
Start with one contained workflow.
Choose the kind of system you need. We confirm the fit, scope, responsibilities, and
support model before providing a written quote. Every production engagement has explicit
acceptance criteria, included usage, external software costs, and data boundaries.
Free initial assessment Implementation begins with a written scope and quote.
A decision document for one workflow, with a clear recommendation and next step.
- Stakeholder interview
- Current-state map and baseline
- AI suitability and risk review
- Integration inventory and next-step recommendation
Best for: You need to know whether a workflow is worth automating before committing to a build.
A bounded intake and qualification path that turns messy inquiries into reviewable next steps.
- Web or email intake
- Structured qualification
- One system integration
- Human-review queue and monitoring
Best for: Local and field-service teams losing time to incomplete inquiries and slow follow-up.
Approved knowledge and source material turned into drafts your team can review before sending.
- Controlled knowledge base
- Document ingestion
- Draft quote or response
- Two integrations and audit history
Best for: Teams with repeated document, pricing, or renewal work and a clear process owner.
A field workflow for evidence capture, weak-connectivity requirements, synchronization, and reporting.
- Responsive or mobile workflow
- Media evidence and sync design
- Review and reporting path
- Up to three integrations in scope
Best for: Agriculture, landscaping, arboriculture, and other teams whose work happens away from a desk.
Why quotes are scoped
No flat rate for a system that touches your workflow.
We do not publish a single starting price because device, data, integrations, external API usage, and support can change the work materially. The written quote names deliverables, acceptance criteria, included usage, external costs, data boundaries, and support before approval.
Always explicit
The scope must be visible.
External API, telephony, storage, data-cleanup, hardware, regulated advice, and unbounded migration work are separately scoped. If a workflow is not a fit for automation, the diagnostic says so.