No retainers to justify, no hourly meter to watch, no per-seat fees. One formula: your build price is 20% of the estimated annual capacity cost your audit identifies. You keep 80% of the first year's recovery, and all of it every year after. Complexity sets the timeline; value sets the price. Labor is billable. Judgment is not.
Your operating system, engineered on the stack you already pay for or fully independent on open-source. Scoped to the math: the audit's number determines how much of the machine you're buying, capped in writing before we start.
Paid in three milestones: signing, mid-build demonstration, acceptance. The final payment is due only when the system passes the criteria we agreed to. Builds carry a $12,000 minimum engagement.
Book a Systems AuditAfter acceptance: we watch it, fix it, and make it compound. Every correction strengthens it.
If you cancel, the system keeps running and stays yours. Care exists to make it better, not to hold it hostage.
Ask About CareA focused core: the two or three systems your audit shows are leaking the most, built deep rather than wide. The $12,000 minimum exists because below it, a build usually isn't the right tool yet; the free audit tells you honestly.
An extended build: the core systems plus the knowledge layer and follow-through engine, wired together so work moves end to end without landing back on your people.
The full operating system: all six systems, one machine, intake through follow-through, on your stack or fully independent. The 20% formula isn't a menu price; it's a budget the blueprint spends, and the cap in writing lists exactly which systems are in.
Per user, per month, forever. A generic tool your team still has to prompt, re-verify, and wrestle into your workflow. The bill grows with headcount, and the day you cancel, it's gone.
Six-figure engagements billed by the hour, quarters-long timelines, built for the budgets of hundred-lawyer firms. The boutique firm was never the client.
One bespoke build priced against the value it returns, capped in writing, live in 4 to 6 weeks, engineered around how your firm actually works. When it's done, it's yours.
Every engagement starts with an audit: we map where your firm's hours actually go, what each leak costs, and which modules would pay back first. The build price is derived from that math, so you see exactly what you're buying back. The findings are yours either way.
Build price = 20% of the audit's estimated annual capacity cost, capped in the blueprint before work begins · Three scope tiers: Spark, Forge, Foundry · $12,000 minimum engagement · Milestone-paid · Care plan optional and month-to-month
Plenty of firms have. And the pattern is always the same: the tool drafts in seconds, then a professional spends the hour they saved checking it, because a generic model doesn't know your templates, your matters, or your house style. A subscription hands you a tool and leaves the work of prompting, verifying, and integrating to your staff, per seat, forever. We engineer the whole job: drafts grounded in your own data, review gates where they belong, wired into your workflow. Priced once, against the value returned, and owned by the firm.
Yes, all of it. It's built inside your firm's accounts, on your data, whether it runs on your existing stack or on open-source tooling, and every workflow is documented and handed over. If you end the care plan, nothing switches off. The system keeps running and stays yours.