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AI agent pricing: clear scopes, a fixed price for yours.
Every engagement ends with something you keep, and none commits you to the next. After the scoping call you get a written proposal with a fixed price for your scope.
Engagements
AI Act and GDPR readiness
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One use case: risk class with reasons, obligations and dates, the data path, DPIA inputs and a gap list for your counsel.
What’s in itOne agent, one process
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Brief, signed pass bar, build on the platform, test report, approval, and a supervised pilot with your team.
How a pilot runsProduction, documented
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Integrations, the full test set, the documentation pack, oversight training for your reviewers, and go-live.
From pilot to productionRun on the platform
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Hosting, monitoring, cost limits, re-tests before every change, incident handling and a monthly report. Model usage at cost.
What we runWe don’t publish prices, because the scope sets them. After a short scoping call you get a written proposal with a fixed price for your scope, in EUR, excluding VAT. Model usage is billed at the provider’s price, without mark-up, and capped by the limits you set.
Three things, mostly.
- IntegrationsReading from a shared mailbox is simple; writing into a core banking or claims system is not.
- Risk classA high-risk system needs the full Art. 9 to 15 programme. We price that openly rather than hide it in a day rate.
- Languages and volumeMore languages mean more test cases; more volume means more monitoring.
No extras for the safe parts.
- The risk classification and the data path drawing.
- The signed pass bar and the safety cases.
- The test report and the documentation pack.
- A DPA and the sub-processor list.
- The approval step and the stop control.
When we are the wrong choice.
We would rather say so in the first call than in the third month. We are probably not a fit if:
- You want an agent to make decisions about people on its own: approve credit, refuse a claim, decide a benefit, rank applicants.
- You need a ready-made chatbot this week. A tested, documented agent takes weeks; an off-the-shelf tool may be the better buy.
- There is no owner for the process, and no written rules for it.
- You need a certificate or a badge. Nobody can issue an “AI Act compliant” certificate, and we hold no ISO/IEC 27001 or SOC 2 certificate today.
- You need every part of the data path, the model step included, guaranteed inside the EU today. Our model route is named per deployment, not promised EU-only.
- You need enterprise single sign-on, multi-factor authentication of our own, or an independent penetration test report before the first pilot. None of those exists yet.
- The work is a one-off analysis rather than a repeated process.
- A repeated, document-heavy processIntake, review against a checklist, answers from your rules, exceptions to clear.
- A named owner and a compliance contactSomeone who knows the work, and your DPO or counsel at classification and release.
- A person who decidesAnd the wish to keep it that way, with the evidence on record.
About pricing
Why are there no prices on the site?
Because the scope sets the price: integrations, the risk class and the languages move it more than anything else. One short call is enough for a written proposal with a fixed price for your scope, in EUR, excluding VAT.
How are model costs billed?
At the model provider’s price, without mark-up, and capped by the daily and per-run limits you set on the platform. The monthly report shows them.
Do you work on a day rate?
We prefer fixed prices per scope, so the risk of our estimate is ours. For open-ended advisory work we agree a day rate in the proposal.
Bring one process. Leave with a risk class, a pass bar and a plan.
A 45-minute scoping call with the people who would build it. You get a first view of the AI Act risk class, the controls it needs, and whether an agent is the right tool at all.