We start with your business, and we stay.
First the Foundation: what your business knows, in one place. Then AI workers fitted to your jobs, within the limits you set. You pay for the work they do, and we keep it running.
It starts with the Foundation.
An AI worker is only as good as what it knows. So everyEvery client starts with the Foundation: your business's knowledge in one place, connected to your systems and kept current.
Then come your AI workers.
Each worker does one job your people do today. We set it up from agents we already have, and fit it to how your business works. It can work alone, or join others in a workforce that runs a whole area.
From first call to live.
The first call, the discovery and the proposal are free. You see the scope, the fees and the timeline before anything is set up.
- Discovery
We learn the job.
After a first call, we speak to your key people over the next few. We map the job your people do today, the systems it touches, and what it takes to set up.
- Proposal
You see the scope before anything starts.
What each worker will do, the systems to connect, the phases and the timeline. The setup fee is fixed. The price per job comes as a range.
- Setup
We set up the Foundation, then your workers.
Once you sign, we go deeper with the people who do the work. Each worker starts from agents we already have, fitted to your job.
- Live
The work starts.
Work comes in from chat or from your systems. Each worker does it within the limits you set, and asks for a yes where you want one.
You decide what each worker may do.
Each worker does only what you allow. For each action, you set what it does on its own and what needs a person's yes.
Start careful. Give more as you trust it.
At first, work can start only when a person asks for it. As you come to trust a worker with a job, it can start that job on its own.
The yes is where the work is.
In chat, the approval sits in the conversation. When your systems start the work, it waits in one inbox for a person's yes.
You choose who approves what.
Your people know which tasks stay with them, and who signs off which work. You can also cap how much work a worker takes on.
We stay, and keep it running.
You pay for the work, not for our time. So we don't hand it over and leave.
Go-live.
Day one, not the last day.
Support and maintenance.
Upkeep and fixes, in the platform fee.
Regular reviews.
What goes well, and what doesn't.
Room to grow.
Add a worker when you're ready.
You pay for the work, not the effort.
Hours and day rates reward how long something takes. We charge for each job done: one piece of work, start to finish, such as one lead followed up.
A fixed setup fee.
For the Foundation, and for each worker. It's fixed in your proposal, before anything is set up.
A monthly platform fee.
It covers the platform, the Foundation, and support and maintenance.
A price per job.
A range in your proposal, firm before the worker goes live. Your cost rises and falls with the work you send it, and you can set a limit.
Start with a first call.
Tell us the job you'd hire for next. We'll map it with you, and show you what an AI worker would take on.