The number of workflows makes packages easy to understand. Final implementation pricing also reflects integrations, authority, data readiness, risk and exception handling. Following the Business Capacity Assessment™, AI & MAIN provides a defined scope and fixed project proposal before development begins.
The full assessment fee is credited toward an eligible implementation begun within 30 days.
The assessment includes discovery, analysis and a client opportunity report. Solution design is separately scoped. It does not include:
The report is yours to use in business decisions. It identifies opportunities; a separate engagement defines remedies and implementation.
Complete 15 questions in approximately five minutes to receive answer-based opportunity signals, visibility gaps and potential areas of support from AI & MAIN.
The scan is a starting point—not a validated implementation recommendation.
These starting prices apply to bounded implementations with documented outcomes, approved knowledge, authority, guardrails, testing and human escalation.
Best for: one repetitive process with a clear beginning, end and measurable outcome.
Best for: several related processes that need to share knowledge and pass work between them.
Best for: a coordinated operating layer with multiple AI roles, shared rules and management visibility.
Ongoing service is tied to real monitoring, maintenance and improvement—not simply continued access to something you already purchased.
Platform, model, API and third-party software costs are billed separately unless specifically included in a proposal. New integrations and substantial redesign are separately scoped.
AI & MAIN builds and configures the solution inside accounts owned by your business. After testing, orientation and handoff, your team assumes responsibility for ongoing operation.
AI & MAIN manages the agreed hosting, monitoring and operational infrastructure so your team does not have to manage the solution alone.
| Pricing factor | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Systems and integrations | Connecting approved systems adds development, testing and maintenance. |
| Authority | An assistant that drafts requires fewer safeguards than one permitted to take actions. |
| Data readiness | Incomplete or inconsistent business information may need preparation first. |
| Exceptions | Workflows with many unusual cases require more design and escalation logic. |
| Risk | Sensitive data or consequential decisions require stronger controls and review. |
