AI agent and automation build
from $2,500 USDfixed price
An agent or workflow that does one job end to end on Shopify, Meta, Google Workspace, your CRM, or your database. Spec first, fixed price, security pass before it runs unattended.
Agent buildWe build and secure the systems your business runs on.
Whether it's an AI agent doing daily work, a mess of cloud accounts and permissions, or two systems that won't talk to each other, VXSec builds it, fixes it, and checks the security before it goes live. Fixed prices in writing before work starts, and you own everything at the end.
Send the problem, get a plan and a fixed price back within two business days. Prices start at $1,500 USD and are on the page.
Plan and priceWithin two business days
- You send
- The tools involved, what should happen, and what happens instead. Links if you have them.
- Plan
- What will be built or fixed, in plain words, and what is out
- Price
- Fixed, in USD, agreed before work starts
- Verification
- How the result is checked on real data before it is called done
- Security pass
- What the build may read, send, delete, and pay for, listed and gated
No call requiredReply from [email protected]
Selected work
Real deliveries: what the client had, what was built, what changed.
Delivery recordVX-01
Multi-agent operations layer for an ecommerce marketing agency
- Client
- An ecommerce marketing agency with 200+ client accounts
- Built
- A multi-agent operations layer: client reporting, infrastructure monitoring, and chargeback evidence prepared before anyone asks for it
- Runs on
- Meta Conversions API, Shopify, Cloudflare Workers, Postgres
- One release
- Broken Meta ad-account links repaired for 21 clients
- Kept safe
- Agents that cannot overwrite each other, nothing deploys raw, a person approves what ships
Agent systemsOngoing
Delivery recordVX-02
Paid membership platform with automated onboarding for a professional network
- Client
- A professional network for mortgage agents, selling tiered membership to partner firms
- Situation
- Three membership tiers, partner-branded spaces, payments, and weekly content, all run by hand by the people who should have been selling
- Built
- A tiered community platform with payment-gated access, automated member onboarding, access upgrades triggered by payment, weekly discussion threads and replay publishing on a schedule, and an operations database tracking members, payments, events, and approvals
- Result
- Members join, pay, and get upgraded without anyone touching an admin panel. Handed over documented.
Systems buildMembership, payments, onboarding
What VXSec builds
Four things, each with a price on the page. Every one ends with a written handoff and a security pass.
Infrastructure cleanup and migration
from $1,500 USDfixed price
Cloud, identity, email, and access put in order: Google Workspace and Microsoft 365 admin, tenant and email migrations, connected-app and OAuth review, offboarding gaps.
InfrastructureAI Ops retainer
from $1,500 USDa month
Someone runs, fixes, and keeps secure the agents and automations you already have. Monthly, hours capped in writing, no surprise invoices.
AI Ops retainerAI agent security review
from $2,500 USDfixed price
A scoped review of one agent system: what it can read, send, delete, and pay for; tool and connector exposure; prompt-injection paths. Mapped to the OWASP Agentic Top 10.
Security reviewEvery build ships checked
Agents act. That is the point, and the risk. Before anything VXSec builds runs unattended, six things are checked and written into the handoff.
- SCOPES
Permissions and tool scopes
The agent gets the narrowest access that still does the job. Every token, role, and scope is listed.
- SECRETS
Keys and credentials
Where each key lives, who can read it, how it rotates. Nothing in prompts, logs, or repositories.
- ACTIONS
What it can send, delete, or pay for
Outbound and destructive actions are named, limited, and gated. The agent cannot do what the scope did not grant.
- INPUTS
Prompt-injection paths
Everything the agent reads, from emails and documents to web pages and tickets, is treated as untrusted and tested that way.
- CONNECTORS
Tool servers and integrations
MCP servers, webhooks, and third-party connectors are reviewed for what they expose and to whom.
- GATE
A person before production
Nothing deploys raw. A human approves what ships, and the record says who and when.
How a delivery runs
The same six steps every time, in writing, so you always know where the work is and what it will cost.
Scope
You write the problem. A plan and a fixed price come back within two business days.
Spec
Goal, acceptance criteria, what is out of scope. You approve it before anything is built.
Build
Built to the spec in small steps, every change reviewed before it lands.
Verify
Real runs on real data with the evidence attached. Nothing is called done on a demo.
Security pass
The six checks above, done and written into the handoff.
Handoff
Docs, an access map, and the runbook. You own it. A retainer is optional.
Common questions
What does it cost?
Builds from $2,500 USD, infrastructure work from $1,500, retainers from $1,500 a month, security reviews from $2,500. Every price is fixed and in writing before work starts. The services page shows typical ranges and what moves them.
What access do you need?
The least that does the job, granted by you, listed in the plan, and removed at handoff unless you keep VXSec on. Admin actions are logged and reported back to you.
Can you take over something someone else built?
Yes. It starts as a review: what it does, what it touches, where it breaks. Then a fixed price to fix it, or a retainer to run it.
What happens after the handoff?
You own the code, the prompts, and the documentation. If you want VXSec to keep running it, that is the AI Ops retainer; otherwise the runbook is written for your team.
Send the problem in writing.
What you are running, what is wrong or what you want built, and links if you have them. A plan and a fixed price come back within two business days.
Or email [email protected] directly.
- You send: the tools involved, what should happen, what happens instead.
- You get back: a plan in plain words, a fixed price, what is out, and how it will be verified.
- Then: a call if you want one, or straight to the spec.