Pricing

If a number isn’t on this page, we don’t charge it.

Everything we charge, before you've spoken to anyone. Where we can't state a number yet, we say so instead of inventing one.

Assesswhat this is →

Exit Interview

A conversation about your stack: self-serve, about twelve minutes. You sign in with the work email the proposal goes to — that's the only thing we ask for first.

Exit Brief

On screen at the end of the interview: each tool's yearly cost computed from sourced list prices, lock-in in words, and a keep, renegotiate, or exit call on each.

Exit Proposal

For qualified interviews: a written proposal — fixed Audit price, scope, and next steps — signed by a named senior specialist and sent to your verified work email.

Diagnose — the first paid stepFixed prices. The Audit is decoupled: never credited toward a build.what this is →

Exit Audit · single tool

One tool priced and judged, with an exit playbook.

$2,500

Exit Audit · multi-tool

A cluster of overlapping tools, with a sequenced roadmap.

$6,000

Exit Audit · full stack

The whole estate, judged and sequenced.

$12,000

Replace & OwnCurrent working bands from our own build planning. They are ranges, not quotes — the Audit sets the precise, fixed figure. Payment is by milestone: you pay as it ships.what this is →

Single workflow

One internal workflow, rebuilt and owned.

$45k–$90k

Single tool

A contained, low-integration tool, rebuilt and owned.

$90k–$180k

Multi-tool

A connected cluster, delivered as one owned system.

$180k+

Run & Governwhat this is →

Run & Govern

Keeps what you own secure, patched, and compliant, with a named human accountable.

Priced with the Audit

A patent-style cutaway of a mechanical coin meter: a blank dial, a coin channel feeding it, and inside the mechanism a small stop pin in blue ink seated against the dial arm so it can travel no further — A fixed price is a stop pin — the dial cannot travel past it.

The comparison the Audit prices

This is where the money meets: what a stack costs to keep paying for, next to what it costs to exit. The stack below is the illustrative one from our worked example — three tools at published list prices — set against the one-time figures higher up this page. The Audit builds this table precisely, for your stack, from your invoices and usage data. This one only shows the shape.

	Keep paying, at list	Exit and own, one-time
Salesforce · 120 seats × $2,100	$252,000 / yr	—
Zendesk · 40 agents × $1,380	$55,200 / yr	—
Monday.com · 200 seats × $144	$28,800 / yr	—
Cost per year, at list	$336,000	—
Over three years, at today's list — no price rises assumed	$1,008,000	—
Exit Audit — fixed, decoupled	—	$2,500–$12,000
Replace & Own — working bands	—	$45k–$180k+
Running cost after the build	—	set with the Audit — not yet published

Illustrative: the seat counts are invented, the prices are not — published list prices per named plan, sourced and dated on /methodology. The right column has no total because the running-cost line has no published number yet; a total that skipped it would flatter us. That is also why no savings figure appears here — the Audit computes the comparison that can carry one.

What this page can’t price yet

One line above carries no number: Run & Govern. We have not operated an owned build long enough to publish a rate we can keep, so there is no rate here — publishing one anyway would break the promise at the top of this page. Until then it is priced with the Audit, in writing, before any build starts, and the band joins this page once it is earned.

The proposal commitment, in full

“Qualified” means: a completed Exit Interview with a named company, real seat counts, and a verified work email. Every qualified interview gets a written Exit Proposal — fixed Audit price, scope, and next steps — signed by the named senior specialist accountable for the engagement. That name stays on the work. No commitment goes out under an agent’s signature alone.

Decoupled

The Audit fee is never credited toward a build, so the Audit is paid to advise — not to sell you a build.

Keep is an answer

Some audits end with 'stay, and here's the renewal to fight.' That outcome costs the same and we consider it a success.

A band is not a quote

Replace & Own ranges are our current working bands, not quotes. Only the Audit fixes a price and a date, in writing.

If you disagree

The Audit's findings, reasoning, and playbook are yours regardless — take them to your own team, act on none of them, argue with every verdict. You're buying the judgment in writing, not an obligation to follow it.

We are a young firm, so published arithmetic stands where client references will: every number a Brief prints has its formula and its source printed beside it, and the methodology page holds the working in full.

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