01
One workflow
A single job automated end to end: one trigger, one or two systems, a clear rule set.
Days of build, live in about two weeks
Pricing · What it costs
Priced on
the job, not
a price list
Every business automates something different, so every quote is different. The audit is free, and it is what turns your process into a number.
- Free 30-minute audit
- Priced before we build
- No lock-in
02How pricing works
A number before a build
The audit is free. After it you get the price for your solution in writing, and an estimate of the hours it should give back.
There is no price list, because there is no standard job. What an automation costs depends on the work it replaces, the systems it has to touch and how much judgement sits inside it, and that is different for every business.
So we look at your process first, then put the price for your build in writing before anything starts, with an hours-saved estimate next to it. If the two do not make sense together, we will tell you, and you have lost nothing but half an hour.
What every quote includes
The audit and the written blueprint
Build, testing on your real data and the go-live
Handover documentation and team training
Accounts and code in your name, with no lock-in
A month of support after launch, then monthly if you want it
03Typical projects
Three shapes of first project
Most first jobs look like one of these. The audit tells you which one you are looking at.
04What moves the price
Why one quote differs from another
Five things decide whether an automation is a few days of work or a few weeks.
- 01How many systems it touchesOne app is simple. Five apps that must stay in step is real work.
- 02How messy the inputs areClean digital forms cost less than scanned, handwritten or inconsistent paperwork.
- 03How much judgement is involvedRules-based steps are cheap. Work needing review gates and exception handling is not.
- 04Whether data must stay onshoreSelf-hosting for privacy obligations adds setup and running cost.
- 05How much change your team needsTraining and documentation scale with the number of people whose day changes.
05Start here
Get the number
Thirty minutes on a call is enough for us to tell you what your first automation should cost.