Scope sets the fee
We write the intended result and its acceptance criteria before quoting. The proposal carries a fixed fee for that work.
We quote custom AI delivery against a written scope. The fee stays fixed while we carry the delivery risk. Faster work improves our margin; delays do not increase your invoice.
Your fee is agreed before delivery starts.
The scope sets the fee. Our internal effort never becomes a billing unit.
We write the intended result and its acceptance criteria before quoting. The proposal carries a fixed fee for that work.
Invoices do not list hours or day rates. Adding people is our delivery decision and does not change what you buy.
Agents help us finish defined work faster. That advantage funds our margin; a delay remains our problem.
At acceptance, you receive the source code, prompts and operating instructions. You are not tied to a recurring software licence from us.
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Tell us which workflow costs time or depends on scarce judgment. A polished brief is unnecessary.
Training is quoted per programme delivered to your company. The track, audience and tailoring determine the proposal, which you approve before preparation begins.
View trainingWhen your architect owns the backlog and specifications, a monthly retainer reserves managed implementation capacity. The monthly fee stays fixed as output changes.
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We scope a defined outcome with you and put one number on it before we start. If it takes longer than planned, that is our cost, not yours.
A fixed price against a defined outcome, agreed before we start. We do not sell hours, day rates or headcount, so a build that takes us less time costs you the same and the overrun risk stays with us. Where a team wants dedicated ongoing capacity against a backlog they own, a monthly retainer does that instead.
Yes. The code, the prompts and the operating runbook are yours. There is no licence to keep paying and no dependency on us to keep it running, which is the point of building it rather than renting it.
There is no fixed price list, because the cost depends on your use case and what your company needs: the track, the number of teams, and how much tailoring your material requires. After a short consultation you get a fixed proposal for your company, so you know the full cost before anything starts.
We check the request against the accepted scope. Work already covered proceeds under the existing fee. A genuinely new result is scoped and quoted separately, with its effect on the current plan stated before we begin it.
Hourly billing makes faster delivery worth less to the builder. Our agents and process are meant to shorten the work. A fixed fee lets us keep that efficiency while your agreed cost stays unchanged.