Priced on scope, not on surprise
No seat fees for what we build, no open-ended hours. Fixed scope where the work is defined, monthly where it is ongoing.
Strategy Sprint
Two weeks, fixed scope. You pay a known amount for ranked use cases, a prototype on your data and a costed plan.
Production Pilot
A fixed scope taken to real users with a measured result. Exit criteria are agreed up front.
Dedicated AI Pod
A small senior team working as part of yours, for three months or more.
Managed AI
We run, monitor and improve your AI systems after launch.
Six things decide the cost.
Data readiness
Clean, accessible data is the cheapest data. Messy sources mean more preparation work.
Integrations
Each system the AI must read from or write to adds build and test time.
Quality bar
The higher the accuracy and the lower the tolerance for errors, the more evaluation and review you pay for.
Where it runs
Private and on-premise deployment adds infrastructure work compared with a managed cloud service.
Volume and speed
Thousands of requests a day with tight latency need serving work that a low-volume tool does not.
Running cost
Model usage, hosting and monitoring continue after launch. We estimate them before you commit.
Pricing questions
Do you publish prices?
Not for projects, because scope decides the price. Sprints and defined pilots are fixed; the strategy call ends with a rough budget range so you are not left guessing.
Is there a licence or per-seat fee?
We build custom systems, so there is no licence fee for the code we write for you. Third-party costs such as model usage and hosting are separate, and we estimate them with you up front.
How do I estimate costs before talking to anyone?
Use the free AI Project Cost Estimator, the LLM Cost Calculator and the AI ROI Calculator. They give ranges from your own inputs, instantly.
What if the project goes over?
Fixed-price work has agreed exit criteria. If the target is not reachable we say so early and recommend a change of course instead of extending the project.
Want a price range for your project?
Describe the project. An engineer replies with a range, the main drivers of the cost and what would change it.
- A budget range, not a vague "it depends"
- The two or three things that move the price
- A cheaper first step if one exists