Pricing
Roughly what this costs, and why it's fair
A custom-automation engagement is scoped and priced around the outcome, not a fixed subscription tier — here's how that actually works.
How pricing works
Scope-based, not seat-based
You pay for the system you need, not a per-user subscription that grows whether or not you're using it.
Estimated before we start
You'll know the investment before any work begins — no surprise invoices, no open-ended hourly billing.
Sized to the problem
A single automation and a company-wide system are priced differently, because they're genuinely different amounts of work.
Discover
The investment gets scoped before you commit to anything.
Pricing conversations happen during Discover, the first stage of How We Work — you'll have a specific figure in hand before any build work starts, not a vague range you have to chase down later.
How engagements typically shape up
A single automation
One specific, well-defined piece of manual work — a quoting process, a lead-qualification flow — replaced end to end. The most common starting point for a first engagement.
A multi-system buildout
Several connected pieces of work across more of the business — automation plus the integrations that feed it — scoped and sequenced as one coordinated engagement.
An ongoing partnership
Continued support and new systems added over time, for businesses that have already seen the first engagement work and want a standing partner rather than a one-off project.