One monthly price per agent.
Everything in it.
You pay for agents doing the work, the same way you pay for the people doing it today. No seats, no usage bills, no surprises.
Priced to the work, not the seats.
- Native ERP and system integration
- The full agent platform: skills, memory, human in the loop review
- AI usage within fair use
- A dedicated account team
- Multiple connected processes and systems
- Advanced exception and approval logic
- A dedicated senior account manager
- Training to build agents with your own team
- Use case scans in every quarterly review
What you pay for
One price, everything in itIntegration, AI usage and ongoing improvement are all in the monthly price. As long as an agent does its job, you pay for it.
How it scales
The more agents, the lower the priceEvery process fills the intelligence layer with your rules, your exceptions and your history. Every next agent deploys faster and runs cheaper.
How we begin
We price it after we have seen itWe sit down with your team, map where the manual work and the exceptions sit, and price the agents that take it over. No quote before that.
What people ask before they sign.
Why per agent and not per seat?
Because an agent replaces work, not software. You already price the people doing this work by the job they do; an agent is priced the same way. Nobody on your team needs a licence to hand it a task or approve an exception.
What counts as one agent?
One process, end to end. Order intake is one agent, invoice matching is another. If a process spans several systems or several document types, that is still one agent.
Are there usage bills on top?
No. AI usage sits inside the monthly price within fair use. If your volumes change the shape of that, we talk about it before it appears on an invoice, not after.
What does integration cost?
Nothing on top. Connecting to your ERP and the systems around it is part of the price, including the work our engineers do with your team during the first process.
What if an agent is not earning its keep?
Then it should not be running. You see what it handled and what it held back from the first week, so the case is visible long before a renewal conversation.
How long before the first one is live?
The first process typically runs supervised within a few weeks and moves to the background as the numbers earn it. The second one is faster, because the context and connections are already in place.
