AI agents.

Put repetitive work into a defined workflow: sorting incoming information, preparing a draft or helping your team find an answer. We start by deciding where an agent is useful and where a person needs to stay in control.

Inbox agentRunning in sandbox09:02Supplier invoiceMatched to the order, filedDone09:05Quote requestReply drafted from your pricesReady for review09:11Refund, $640Over the $500 limit you setNeeds a person09:14Delivery questionAnswered with tracking linkDoneCANCANNOTRead, sort, draft and filePay, delete, or send without you

Its permissions and limits are written down, then proven in a sandbox before it touches a real account.

From $35,000

Plus from $2,000 a month to keep the agent running.

Included in the build

  • A written scope of what it may do, and must refuse
  • Proven in a sandbox before it touches a real account
  • An off switch, and keys kept out of the code

What happens
next.

Tell us what is difficult today. You do not need a technical brief before we talk; working out the scope is part of the job.

  1. Talk it through.

    We learn how the work happens now, who uses it and where it gets stuck.

  2. Put it in writing.

    We agree what we will build, what it will cost and which decisions need your input.

  3. Review the build.

    You see a private preview or working milestone and review it against the brief.

  4. Take it over.

    We check the finished work, fix what fails and hand it over with the code and access.

Before we begin.

Do I need a brief?

No. Tell us what is difficult now and what you want to work better. We will help turn that into a brief.

When do I know the price?

Websites are $7,500 for the agreed scope. For agents, apps and custom software, we agree the final price after discovery and before the build.

Are there ongoing costs?

AI agents cost from $2,000 a month to run, separate from the build. Hosting, outside services and support depend on the project; we discuss those costs before you commit.

How long will it take?

We set a schedule once we know the scope and what the project depends on, including content, approvals and any systems it needs to connect to.

Also built here.

Give us the hard part.

Tell us what you are working on.
We’ll start with a conversation.