Typical ranges for US engagements. We start with the smallest defensible step, define the outcome, and agree the exact scope before implementation.
1–2 weeks
$3k–$5k
Map one high-value workflow, validate the economics, and leave with an implementation-ready blueprint.
4–8 weeks
$15k–$25k
Put one consequential AI workflow into production with human controls, observability, and a measured outcome.
6–12+ weeks
$25k–$50k+
Expand a proven pilot across teams, systems, or regions without sacrificing control or reliability.
Ongoing
$3k–$8k / month
Keep production automations observable, current, and economically useful after launch.
We recommend a scope only after checking the workflow, risk, expected value, and adoption path.
We start with the operational result and recommend the smallest engagement that can prove it.
Pricing includes the controls, integrations, observability, and handoff required for real operations.
The range sets expectations. Exact scope, milestones, assumptions, and price are agreed before work begins.
The sprint prevents an expensive build around the wrong workflow. It produces a usable blueprint and is credited when you proceed with the recommended pilot.
No. We only recommend a production pilot when the operational value, data, and implementation case support it. A smaller sprint is the normal first step when uncertainty is high.
Yes. We include the product and engineering work needed to make the workflow usable, secure, and maintainable instead of treating automation as an isolated script.
A defined sprint or pilot can be fixed-price after discovery. Larger rollouts may use milestone-based or sprint-based delivery with an agreed ceiling and change process.
Share the trigger, systems, volume, approvals, and operational impact. We will recommend the smallest useful next step.
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