Pricing
Most small businesses do not need a full rate card. They need enough commercial clarity to know whether the first step is sensible.
All pricing is indicative and depends on workflow complexity, integrations, and review requirements.
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The best first engagement is usually the one that proves value with the least risk, not the largest scope available.
From NZD 2,500
A structured diagnostic to find the highest-value workflow improvements before you commit to a build.
Usually 1 to 2 weeks
Small firms that know there is friction but want a clear recommendation, rough ROI, and a low-risk first step.
From NZD 8,000
A fixed-scope build that removes one painful manual process and proves value quickly.
Usually 3 to 6 weeks
Teams ready to fix a specific workflow such as document chasing, reporting prep, quoting admin, or internal approvals.
From NZD 18,000+
A broader internal platform connecting multiple workflows, dashboards, and AI-assisted operations support.
Usually 6 to 12 weeks
Growing firms that have already proven one workflow and now need a more durable operations layer.
Pricing Notes
These points help set expectations before discovery so pricing conversations stay commercial and easy to follow.
The main variables are workflow complexity, system integrations, review requirements, and how much enablement or support is needed after launch.
The first recommendation is always the smallest useful scope. Fixed-scope pilots make it easier to prove value before expanding.
A monthly support or optimisation arrangement is useful after a sprint or pilot is already delivering value and there is a clear improvement backlog.
The quickest way to tighten scope and price is to show the actual workflow, the tools involved, and who needs to use the outcome.
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