Priced in math you can read.
Exact numbers are scoped in the pilot conversation, because they depend on your brand count. The structure below is the whole model. Nothing in it is a surprise.
Platform
Per brand
Usage
The terms, stated as promises.
- Month-to-month. No annual lock.
- No percentage of spend. Ever.
- No opaque credit bundles. The meter shows its math.
- Per-brand pricing decays as you add brands.
- The pilot is priced as a pilot, not an enterprise ransom.
What the current setup costs you.
Before comparing prices, run the other number: the delivery hours in your current per-client tool sprawl, the senior time spent policing output, and the margin gap between what AI did to your costs and what it did to your fees. That's the bill you're already paying. It just doesn't arrive as an invoice.
Asked and answered.
Why don't you publish exact prices yet?
Because they're scoped to brand count and usage, and we'd rather show you the actual math on a call than publish a number that turns out wrong for your shape. The structure above is complete. The pilot conversation puts your numbers on it, in writing, with every line item decomposed.
What does the pilot cost?
Pilot pricing is scoped to the two to three brands in it and shared in the first conversation, in writing, before you commit to anything.
Is usage really at cost plus a stated margin?
Yes. The margin is stated, the provider cost is visible, and you can decompose any run. If a line item can't explain itself, you shouldn't pay it.
A 20-minute call. Your shape, the real math, in writing.