Enterprise AI platforms

Large-scale and enterprise AI platforms, scoped to a fixed price

For organisations past the pilot stage: multi-workflow agent platforms, AI layered into existing enterprise systems, and the governance, evaluation and cost controls that make it defensible internally. Scoped to a fixed price after a call — never hourly.

What enterprise engagements cover

Multi-workflow agent platforms

A shared agent runtime, tool registry and approval model rather than a scatter of disconnected pilots.

Enterprise integrations

ERP, CRM, data warehouse, identity and internal APIs wired with typed, documented contracts.

Governance and auditability

Role-based access, logged decisions, human approval gates and retention rules your risk team can review.

Evaluation and cost control

Fixed evaluation suites per workflow, regression alerts, and per-team token and spend visibility.

How an enterprise rollout runs

01

Portfolio review

We assess candidate workflows on volume, risk and measurable value, then sequence them.

02

Reference build

One workflow shipped end to end as the pattern every later workflow reuses.

03

Platform and rollout

Shared runtime, integrations, permissions and observability, then workflow-by-workflow expansion.

04

Handover or retain

Your team takes ownership with documentation and training, or we stay on as the retained build team.

Pricing

Large-Scale & Enterprise engagements are scoped to a fixed price after a call. Scope covers the platform, integrations, governance and rollout — no discovery fees and no hourly billing. Smaller proofs can start as a $1,500 flat-rate MVP Production build.

See the full pricing tiers or browse the ventures we've built.

Common questions

How is enterprise work priced?
As a fixed scoped price agreed after a scoping call, based on the platform, integrations and rollout involved. There is no monthly retainer requirement and no hourly billing.
Can you integrate with our existing enterprise systems?
Yes — ERP, CRM, data warehouses, identity providers and internal APIs, using typed and documented contracts so the integration is maintainable by your own team.
How do you handle security and governance?
Role-based access, logged agent decisions, approval gates on irreversible actions, defined retention, and evaluation suites per workflow so behaviour is measurable and reviewable.
Do we keep ownership of the platform?
Yes. You own the codebase, infrastructure definitions and evaluations, and can take the platform fully in-house at any point.

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