Transparent pricing

Defined scope. Clear acceptance criteria. One-time development pricing.

We price around clearly defined workflows rather than vague retainers. Final cost depends on complexity, integrations, business rules and deployment requirements.

One-time

Starter Workflow

From £750
  • One defined workflow
  • Limited integrations
  • Basic testing
  • Documentation
  • 14-day bug-correction period
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One-time

Growth Automation

From £1,500
  • Multi-step lead or operational workflow
  • CRM or calendar integration
  • Follow-ups
  • Reporting
  • Staff handover
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One-time development fee

AI Receptionist

From £2,500
  • Inbound AI calling
  • Qualification
  • Appointment booking
  • Call transfer
  • Transcripts and summaries

Customer pays ongoing telephone, AI and API usage costs.

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One-time

Advanced Automation

From £3,000
  • Multiple connected systems
  • Custom business logic
  • Advanced integrations
  • Monitoring
  • Documentation
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Commercial process

You should know exactly what happens before development begins.

Pilot projects are based on a defined workflow, documented acceptance criteria and controlled demonstration before production transfer.

  1. 01 Requirements and acceptance criteria are defined
  2. 02 No upfront development payment for a defined pilot
  3. 03 The workflow is developed in a controlled environment
  4. 04 The agreed demonstration is reviewed
  5. 05 Payment is due after acceptance
  6. 06 Production credentials or final deployment are transferred after payment
  7. 07 Third-party software, telephone and API costs remain with the customer
  8. 08 New features or changed requirements are priced separately
What pricing does not mean

Clear boundaries keep projects healthy.

01

No unlimited revisions

The agreed scope and acceptance criteria define what is included in the original project.

02

No hidden usage claim

Third-party calling, messaging, AI and software usage costs remain visible and customer-controlled.

03

No guaranteed revenue

Automation can improve operational speed and consistency, but commercial results vary between businesses.

04

No forced retainer

Initial pricing is based on one-time development for defined projects rather than mandatory ongoing retainers.

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