A build, the infrastructure under it, someone to run it every month, and a security review for what already acts on your systems. Prices are on this page in USD. Every one starts with a written plan and ends with a handoff you own.
Pick the one that matches where you are. If it is not obvious, the section below sorts it out.
from $2,500 USDtypically $2,500 to $6,000
An agent or workflow that does one job end to end on Shopify, Meta, Google Workspace, your CRM, or your database. Fixed price agreed before work starts.
from $1,500 USDmigrations from $3,000
Cloud, identity, email, and access put in order: Google Workspace and Microsoft 365 admin, tenant and email migrations, connected-app review, offboarding gaps.
from $1,500 USD a monthtiers $1,500 / $2,500 / $5,000
Someone runs, fixes, and keeps secure the agents and automations you already have. Hours capped in writing, no surprise invoices.
from $2,500 USDthe plan sets the final quote
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.
Four situations, four answers. Send the situation in writing if none of them fits and the plan will say which service, or that it is not a fit.
A report that writes itself, a monitor that pages someone, a sync between two systems, a workflow that runs without a person pushing it. That is an agent build. It ships with a security pass, so the build and the review are one price.
Admin roles nobody remembers granting, an old tenant to leave, mailboxes to move, connected apps with more access than anyone meant to give. That is infrastructure. Automation built on top of a mess inherits the mess, so this often comes first.
Agents and automations someone built, maybe a contractor who left, maybe a tool that grew. They run until they do not. The AI Ops retainer starts with a review of what is there, then owns it month to month.
An agent that reads customer email, touches money, or writes to production, or a customer asking you to fill in a security questionnaire about it. That is the agent security review.
The same six steps every time. They are what make a fixed price possible.
USD, for clients in the US and Canada. Canadian clients can be invoiced in CAD at the rate stated in the written plan.
The lowest price that service has been quoted at. The typical range is on each page along with the one thing that moves the price most. Your written plan carries one number, and that number does not change unless the scope does.
New work gets its own written line with its own price before it starts. Nothing is added to an invoice that was not agreed in writing first.
Payment terms are in the written plan, agreed before work starts. Retainers are billed monthly in advance.
Single workflows below the build floor get bundled into a build or declined with a note on who might fit better. Small fixes to something VXSec already runs are covered by the retainer.
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.
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