A solo freelancer
Cheapest path. Fast if they're good.
You own the playbook. If they disappear, so does the knowledge. No guarantee on the build. Usually no acceptance tests.
Audit and sprint bands are published on this page. Managed is scoped on the call because deployed surface area and SLA needs actually change the monthly fee. Fixed scope either way. No retainer creep.
Free. No obligation. Written quote inside 48 hours if we are a fit.
Hourly billing rewards slow work. Fixed pricing rewards results.
Every engagement has a scope, a price, and a delivery date agreed before we start. If it takes us longer than planned, that is our problem. If it takes less, you still get the full deliverable.
We publish the audit and sprint bands on this site because price transparency is a buying signal, not a leak. Managed is scoped in writing before kickoff because deployed surface area and SLA needs actually change the fee.
Diagnostic, not a sales pitch.
Map your workflows, score your AI readiness across 8 dimensions, and deliver a prioritized roadmap with ROI projections. 2 to 4 weeks.
You know what to build. We build it.
Custom AI agents, workflow automation, integrations, and team training. Weekly demos. Acceptance tests written before kickoff. 4 to 12 weeks.
AI does not stand still.
Monthly retainer. Monitoring, optimization, and 1 to 3 new automations per quarter inside the fee. Month to month. 30-day exit.
Most clients move Audit → Sprint → Managed over 6 to 18 months. Each one stands alone. Together they are a full implementation program.
Audit fee credits 100% against your first Implementation Sprint within 90 days of delivery.
Sprint fees do not credit against the Managed retainer. It is a different unit of value and we price it that way.
Big Four AI implementation work typically requires a $500,000 minimum. We deliver the same strategic rigor at 50 to 70% less because the cost structure is different.
"Big Four" figures are directional, drawn from public engagement minimums and RFP patterns. Your mileage varies by firm, region, and scope. What we can commit to is our side of the table.
There are three honest ways to buy AI implementation in 2026. We are one of them. Here is the trade you make with each.
Cheapest path. Fast if they're good.
You own the playbook. If they disappear, so does the knowledge. No guarantee on the build. Usually no acceptance tests.
Full team, discovery process, retainer.
Retainer creep. Frequently juniors on your account after kickoff. Often a reseller for specific vendors, so recommendations are not neutral.
Fixed price, senior advisors, vendor-neutral.
Not the cheapest. Not the biggest. We turn down engagements that are not a fit. We might tell you to wait a quarter.
Two credits policies and two guarantees. Written into every engagement. No small print.
"Cannot act on it" means the roadmap contains no opportunities with a positive ROI projection, or the recommended vendors are not feasible in your environment. If either is true after delivery, we redo the work. You do not pay twice.
See the Audit pageAcceptance tests are written together at kickoff, in plain English. Either the sprint passes them or we stay on until it does. You do not pay twice for the same deliverable.
See the Sprint page100% audit fee credits against your first sprint within 90 days of delivery.
Sprint fees do not credit against Managed. Different unit of value, priced as such.
Eight questions that come up on every pricing conversation.
We tell you which band fits, where your scope lands, and what the exact number is. Written quote inside 48 hours if we are a fit.
Senior advisor on the call. No sales rep. Free, no pitch.