AI integration services for the software you already run.

Our fixed prices are $5,400 for one AI feature in one system, $9,800 for a knowledge assistant on your documents and $14,500 for a workflow across up to four systems. Bigger projects get a written quote within 24 hours. The price doesn't change if the work takes us longer.

It depends on how much text the model reads and writes. At list prices, 1,000 support reply drafts cost about 35 cents a month on a fast model and $7 on a balanced one. You pay the provider directly on your own account, and we add no markup. The calculator runs your numbers.

Try that first if it does what you need. Those add-ons are quick to switch on, but they usually charge per seat or per resolved conversation, and they only see what's inside that one product. A custom integration costs more up front and can reach across your systems. After that you pay only the provider's usage rates.

It can be, if one repetitive task happens often enough. AI solutions for small business don't have to be big projects: our smallest is one AI feature at $5,400, so you can start with the task that costs you the most time. Put your numbers in the calculator. If the build wouldn't pay for itself, we'll tell you.

AI integration means connecting an AI model to the software and data your company already uses, so it does work inside those tools instead of in a separate chat window. For example, a draft reply appears in your help desk, or invoice details land in your accounting app, ready for a person to approve.

For business software, yes. Our AI development services add AI to real products and workflows using proven models from OpenAI, Anthropic and Google. If you need a research lab to train new models, we're not the right fit, and we'll say so.

Yes. We connect OpenAI's GPT models, the ones behind ChatGPT, to your software through the API. We also work with Claude from Anthropic and Gemini from Google. We test the cheapest suitable model first and move up only if it misses your pass mark.

No. We don't train models from scratch or do machine learning research. Custom AI development here means custom software built around a proven model, using your data and your rules. That fits most business tasks, and it's faster and cheaper than training your own. If your task truly needs a custom-trained model, we'll tell you.

Usually, yes. If it has an API, a database, an inbox or a file export, we can connect to it. The AI runs as a small separate service, so the old code barely changes. If the system is too fragile to connect safely, we'd look at modernizing it first.

We use paid API access only. OpenAI says business and API data isn't used for training by default, Anthropic's commercial terms bar training on customer content, and Google says content on paid Gemini plans isn't used to improve its products. Sensitive fields can also be masked before anything leaves your server.

You do. The code, prompts and test cases live in your repository from day one, and the AI provider account is in your name. If you stop working with us, everything keeps running.

Expect it to happen. Providers retire models and change prices often. Google, for example, set Gemini 4 Argon's list price to double on December 1, 2026. We keep the model as a setting, so a switch means changing it and re-running your test cases.

One person who knows the task, read-only access to the system it lives in and about 100 real past cases. We work by email and show you progress every week, so there are no standing meetings.

You set the pass mark before we build. We run the feature on about 100 of your real past cases, and you see every result in a sheet. No AI is right every time, which is why a person approves its work until you decide otherwise.

Two to three weeks for one feature, four to six for a knowledge assistant and six to eight for a connected workflow. The usual delay is access, so the sooner we have read-only access and your past cases, the sooner it ships.

It shouldn't. The AI runs beside your app as a separate service, so normal screens don't wait for it. If a provider is slow or down, your software keeps working and the task goes to a person.

You get 45 days of fixes at no charge. After that you can take it over, since the code is yours, or add optional care at $340 a month: a monthly re-test, model updates, prompt fixes and a review of your AI bill.