One bounded task
Start with Rapid Launch, from $5,000, when a small tool surface and tightly defined outcome fit. Do not buy an orchestration layer just to add complexity.
14-Day Enterprise Build
Enterprise AI agent development.
Connected workflows. Clear ownership.
From $25,000 for up to three production workflows, multiple coordinated agents, a dashboard suite, role-based access, and a runbook your team can operate. The package targets fourteen business days of delivery after scope and prerequisites are agreed—not a promise that procurement, access approval or data remediation finishes in that window.
- 40% kickoff · 30% Day 7 · 30% Day 14
- 30 days bug-fix support
- Owned codebase + runbook
Choose the right scope
When an enterprise build is the right starting point
Choose this tier when connected workflows need shared orchestration, different user roles and a single operating view. A collection of independent automations is not automatically an enterprise system. Define where one workflow hands work to another and who can approve each action before selecting the architecture.
One production workflow
Review Production Launch, from $12,000, for one integrated workflow with an interface and operational controls.
Connected operations
Enterprise Build starts at $25,000 for the agreed multi-workflow scope. More integrations, unusual permissions or deployment constraints still need explicit review.
What to bring to discovery
- For each workflow: trigger, input, intended output, permitted write actions and named owner.
- For each system: API or browser-only access, authentication, sandbox availability, permissions and rate limits.
- For each role: what it can see, approve, execute and recover—not only an SSO provider name.
- For acceptance: representative cases, failure cases, evidence to capture and the person who decides whether to release.
Use the requirements template to document the scope, the pilot acceptance-test sheet to agree the release gate, and the cost calculator to separate build price from recurring usage and review. These are planning aids, not a security certification or a final quote.
Agree on the operating boundary before kickoff
Document how an approved action is tied to its exact payload, how uncertain provider outcomes are reconciled, and how operators stop or recover a run. The human-approval guide makes those boundaries testable. If infrastructure, data or authorizations are not ready, resolve them or narrow the delivery scope rather than quietly treating them as finished.
What you get
A full ops layer, not one feature.
- 5+ data sources integrated
- Multiple coordinated agents with orchestration layer
- Up to 3 production workflows
- Dashboard suite — executive view, operator view, IC view
- Role-based access control + SSO (Google, Microsoft, Okta)
- Audit logging + activity feed
- Loom-recorded handoff
- Written runbook + architecture document
- 30 days of bug-fix support
- Optional retainer to continue iteration
14 business days
Phased delivery. Milestone-billed.
- Days 1–2
Discovery + spec lock
Signed scope, integration plan, success criteria
- Days 3–5
Data layer + integrations
All sources connected and tested
- Days 6–9
Agent build + orchestration
Workflows running in dev
- Days 10–11
UI + dashboards + auth
Internal demo to client
- Day 12
UAT with client team
Feedback collected and triaged
- Day 13
Final fixes + documentation
Runbook + architecture doc complete
- Day 14
Training + handoff
Live system, trained team
Common builds
Multi-system. Multi-agent. Multi-team.
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Full RevOps brain — CRM + billing + support + product analytics, with executive reporting layer
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Logistics ops — TMS + WMS + customer portal + alerting + on-time-delivery agent
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Practice ops — multi-location service business with scheduling, reporting, and revenue agents
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Finance & operations command center — cash, AR/AP, runway, anomaly detection
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Recruiting + HR ops — ATS + HRIS + payroll + onboarding agents
Not included
What this won’t do.
Setting expectations up front. If your build needs any of these, scope it as a paid change order or graduate to a larger tier.
- Multi-tenant SaaS-style permissions (custom scope)
- Mobile apps
- Native iOS / Android development
- 24/7 managed monitoring (use a retainer)
- On-prem deployment without infrastructure already in place
Available as add-ons
For a complete budget, separate the project scope from usage, infrastructure, monitoring, maintenance, and human review with our AI agent cost estimation method.
Start with one workflow
From $25,000.
14 days. Real ops layer.
Multiple coordinated agents, dashboards your team will actually use, and a runbook so you can run it without us.
FAQ
What buyers ask first.
What is included in the 14-Day Enterprise Build?
A full agentic operations layer from $25,000 over fourteen business days: five or more integrated data sources, multiple coordinated agents with an orchestration layer, up to three production workflows, a dashboard suite with executive, operator, and IC views, role-based access control with Google, Microsoft, or Okta SSO, audit logging and an activity feed, a written runbook and architecture document, a recorded handoff, and thirty days of bug-fix support.
How many workflows and integrations does it cover?
Up to three production workflows and five or more data sources, coordinated by an orchestration layer rather than run as separate disconnected automations.
Can our team run it without you afterwards?
That is the intent. The tier ships a written runbook and architecture document, a recorded handoff, and the owned codebase, so your team can operate and extend the system. An optional retainer is available if you want continued iteration.
What is not included?
Multi-tenant SaaS-style permissions, mobile apps, native iOS or Android development, 24/7 managed monitoring (available under a retainer), and on-premises deployment where the infrastructure is not already in place.
What support comes after handoff?
Thirty days of bug-fix support, plus the runbook and architecture document. Teams that want ongoing development beyond fixes move to an optional retainer.