Pricing
Real numbers, and the arithmetic behind them.
Agents and CRM are tiered. Lead generation is quoted on its own. Nothing here is gated behind a call — if the numbers do not work for your business, we would both rather know now.
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- Any two agents, configured to your systems and your language
- Email, calendar and file access
- Approval gate on everything outbound
- Monthly usage and cost report
- 75 runs per agent — a shared pool of 150
- Support: next business day, by email
No CRM and no accounting connection at this tier. Agents read what you already have and hand the work back.
- Everything in Starter, plus:
- Five agents — Bookkeeping, Compliance & documents, Inbox & follow-up, Reporting, and Quoting, estimating & proposals
- Swap any of the five for Scheduling or Paperwork close-out at setup
- Configured CRM with immutable source attribution
- Accounting or card-payment connection
- 200 runs per agent — a shared pool of 1,000
- Support: same business day, email and phone
The first tier that can measure whether work came from anywhere, so the first that can carry lead generation.
- Everything in Operations, plus:
- All seven agents — the five above plus Scheduling and Paperwork close-out
- Custom agents built for jobs specific to your business
- Multi-user CRM with reporting and permissions
- Priority build queue
- 450 runs per agent — a shared pool of 3,150
- Support: priority queue, named contact, direct line
For businesses running several lanes at once, or with more than one person who needs the pipeline.
An executive team of agents that meets, argues, and ships.
Eight seats that convene on a schedule, take positions, challenge each other on evidence and produce finished work — then do it again the next session without being re-briefed. Monthly is quoted rather than fixed because cost tracks meeting cadence, seat count and how much each session has to read.
One agreement across every team that needs agents.
For organizations where more than one department, division or location needs its own agents — each with separate data, its own approval chain and its own reporting, under a single contract instead of five. Scope is set per department, and the quote follows that scope. An Enterprise agreement can combine any of the tiers above, including The Boardroom, across different teams.
If you are one team buying for one workflow, a tier above will serve you better and cost less. This option exists because organizations at scale need separation between departments that a single-tenant plan does not give them.
Quoted after scoping, not from a price list. Engagements begin with a non-refundable $10,000 deposit, credited in full against your setup fee once the scope is quoted.
What each tier is for
Not sure which agents you need
The seven agents, what each one does, and where the finished work actually shows up.
Wondering what we connect to
Email, calendar, files, CRM, accounting and payments — what is in production and what we assess per customer.
Buying lead generation
Quoted separately, and only sold when the outcome can be measured. Requires the connected tier.
Want to see it done before
What the work replaced at a forty-year contractor, where the approval points sit, and what shipped.
If you go over your allowance
Nothing is throttled mid-job and no agent stops without us telling you. Additional runs are itemized individually on your next invoice at a published per-run rate: the first ten at your tier's standard rate, and every run past those ten at a 30% surcharge on that rate.
| Tier | Per agent | Shared pool | Runs 1–10 | Each run past 10 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Starter | 75 | 150 | $10.00 | $13.00 |
| Operations | 200 | 1,000 | $7.50 | $9.75 |
| Agent Workforce | 450 | 3,150 | $5.56 | $7.23 |
We are alerted as soon as an allowance is exceeded, and we will either adjust the configuration or contact you by the next business day with the cost and the options. If you consistently exceed a tier, we move you up rather than quietly billing overage forever.
What we commit to
Next business day, every tier
We respond by the next business day when a run fails, and tell you by the next business day when we find an incident affecting your agents — whether or not you noticed it first.
You do not pay twice for one job
If an agent fails to run and the cause is ours, the runs that job would have consumed are credited back once it runs successfully — added to your pool or taken off the next month's fee.
No uptime percentage
We run on infrastructure operated by others. Guaranteeing their availability would be a promise about someone else's platform, so we commit to what we control instead.
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Billing, in plain terms
- Setup fees are non-refundable.
- Monthly fees are payable by credit card, ACH or wire.
- Payment is due on the invoice date, with a grace period of five business days.
- Cancellation requires at least two weeks' notice before your next billing cycle.
- On cancellation you receive an export of your data.
Amounts still unpaid after the grace period carry a late charge, applied once per overdue invoice. The charge steps down as the tier goes up, because larger engagements carry larger balances and a flat percentage would penalize them disproportionately for the same delay.
| Tier | Monthly | Late charge | Amount |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starter | $750 | 10% | $75 |
| Operations | $1,500 | 8% | $120 |
| Agent Workforce | $2,500 | 5% | $125 |
| The Boardroom | from $10,000 | 3% | from $300 |
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