Start free. Pay for what gets built.

Four ways to work with us, from a two-week trial that costs nothing to a dedicated engineer for the year.

You pay after delivery No advance payment, no deposit, no retainer up front. Work first, invoice after.
The first two weeks are free Four hours a day for ten working days, so you can judge the work before it costs anything.
You work with the architect Direct access to the person designing the solution, not a layer of account handoffs.
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Starter

Try the work before you spend anything.

Free for 2 weeks

4 hours a day · 10 working days · about 40 hours

  • One workflow explored end to end
  • A working proof of concept, not a slide deck
  • Written view on approach, risks and effort
  • Direct access to the solution architect
  • No card, no invoice, no commitment

Hourly

Engineering time when the scope is small or the need is occasional.

$39 / hour

Billed on hours worked, after the work

  • Architecture and code reviews
  • Focused build work and integrations
  • Evaluation, tuning and troubleshooting
  • Scale hours up or down as work demands
  • Hours logged and reported before invoicing

Yearly

For a roadmap that runs longer than a single project.

$69,999 / year

8 hours a day, every working day · about 2,000 hours a year

  • Everything in the monthly plan
  • Continuity: the same engineer keeps the context
  • Capacity reserved against your roadmap
  • Planning across quarters, not sprints
  • Invoiced as the work is delivered

All figures are in US dollars and exclude applicable taxes. A working day is eight hours; a working month is about 21 days. Larger scopes, multiple engineers or fixed-price delivery are quoted per engagement — see what drives AI agent cost for how we estimate.

What the money actually buys

Whichever plan you pick, delivery follows the same four stages.

Stage 1

Discovery & roadmap

One to three weeks. We agree the problem, the data you actually have, and what success would look like in numbers.

Stage 2

MVP agent

Four to eight weeks. A narrow, working version of the thing, aimed at the single workflow with the clearest payback.

Stage 3

Pilot with integrations

Eight to twelve weeks. Real systems, real access controls, real evaluation, with humans still in the approval path.

Stage 4

Production rollout

Scoped by governance and scale. Observability, audit trails and the operational handover that keeps it running.

Pricing questions

When do I pay?

After the work is done. There is no advance payment and no deposit to start, on any of the four plans.

What do the two free weeks include?

Four hours a day across ten working days — about forty hours of engineering time — at no cost to you.

How much time does the monthly plan cover?

Eight hours a day, every working day, which comes to roughly 168 hours in a typical month.

Which plan should I start with?

Start free. Two weeks is enough to scope a workflow and see how the work goes before any money changes hands.

Not sure which plan fits?

Describe the problem in a sentence or two. We will tell you which of the four makes sense, and say so if none of them do.