// Pricing & ROI
Priced as a role, measured on workload.
An AI employee is priced against the work it reliably carries and the capacity agreed with you, not metered per task. Every figure is agreed up front, before anything is built.
// What you pay, in order
AI Workload Review
Free · ~20 minutes
A short screen of what is eating your team’s time, not a free consulting call.
Workload Assessment
Quoted on assessment
We define the role, map inputs, outputs and approvals, and return a working sample on your own data, with a clear hire or don’t-hire recommendation. Credited towards onboarding if we proceed.
Recruitment & Onboarding
Quoted per role
We build, train and connect the AI employee to your systems over about three weeks, against an agreed job description.
Managed Support
Monthly, by capacity
We keep it trained, maintained, measured and reported, with the defined capacity agreed in the job description, not open-ended metered usage.
Private cloud / on-prem deployment and additional AI roles are quoted separately. Exact figures are agreed with you up front against your actual workload.
// How to judge the return
Judge it on workload, not on a wage.
The right test is not what a person would cost. It is what the role frees up, what it stops falling through the cracks, and what it lets you do instead.
Workload handled
The volume of repeatable work the role reliably carries each week, measured against the capacity agreed in the job description.
Capacity recovered
The hours returned to the people who own the outcomes, so their time goes to the work only they can do.
Opportunity cost
The work that never gets missed, quotes not sent, follow-ups not chased, and what that has been quietly costing you.
// How the decision is made
Why is there an assessment?
Because the honest answer is sometimes "not a fit". The assessment is where we find that out, on your data, before you commit to onboarding.
What if the role does not perform?
Keeping it performing to the agreed standard is our responsibility, not yours. We repair drift as part of managed support.
Is the capacity really defined?
Yes. The job description states the volume the role carries. We do not sell open-ended, unlimited use.