Pricing and support
A clear proposal for the service you need.
Corporate AI services and workflow implementation have distinct scopes and commercial arrangements. The paid work, outputs, fee and terms are agreed in the relevant proposal.
Start a conversationCorporate AI training and roadmaps
Paid services that stand on their own.
Leadership AI training, employee workshops and corporate AI roadmaps are each paid, separately quoted services. You can buy one, combine them or use the outputs internally or with another provider. Aitsa implementation is optional.
Your corporate proposal sets the scope, fee and payment schedule. Preparation, participants, functions or sites, delivery format, written outputs, travel and revisions shape the work. Corporate payment terms are agreed separately from the implementation deposit and payment sequence.
Tool access, licences, any other costs and the permitted use of training materials are set out for that engagement.
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A fixed quote for the agreed implementation.
The initial discovery conversation is free. Implementation is quoted as a fixed upfront project fee, informed by expected value, for agreed deliverables, responsibilities and completion checks.
For implementation, a 50% deposit is payable on acceptance. The remaining 50% is due at the completion point defined in the implementation proposal. Its schedule and final-payment due date are set out with the scope.
Implementation and system costs
Keep the different costs clear.
The implementation fee
Covers the agreed project work, deliverables, testing, handover and initial support specified in the proposal.
System platform and usage costs
For an implemented system, hosting, software subscriptions and AI usage are paid by the client. Setup responsibilities, accounts and billing arrangements are set out in its proposal.
Optional ongoing support
An ongoing support and improvement agreement can be scoped separately around the systems and help you need.
Delivered systems
Your data. Continued use.
For an Aitsa implementation, you own your data and retain use of the delivered system without buying a support retainer. Third-party subscriptions remain payable.
Aitsa retains its reusable tools and code. The implementation proposal sets out the use rights, hosting and account arrangements, configuration or code treatment, and practical export and handover details. These system arrangements do not establish the rights for corporate training materials.
Start with the problem you want to solve.
A useful proposal needs a clear result. Tell us about the workflow, team learning need or business decision involved. The first conversation is free; any further investigation or paid service is agreed before that work begins.
See how a project worksHow are corporate training and roadmaps priced?
They are paid, separately quoted services. Preparation, groups and participants, delivery format, written outputs and revisions shape the scope. Your corporate proposal sets the fee and payment terms for the service you choose.
How is an implementation fee agreed?
Implementation uses a fixed upfront fee for a defined scope, informed by expected value. The process, users, integrations, information quality and initial support needed shape that scope.
Do we have to buy implementation or a retainer?
No. Corporate leadership training, employee workshops and roadmaps each stand alone. Any later implementation is separately scoped and paid for, and ongoing system support is optional.
When is ongoing system support discussed?
For an implementation, we normally discuss it after you have used the system for 30–60 days and are happy with it, or earlier if you want to explore it. The systems covered, responsibilities, response arrangements and fee are defined in that support proposal.
Are new features included in initial implementation support?
Initial implementation support covers the work specified in that proposal, including fixes where the system does not perform as agreed. Additional features or processes are separately scoped and quoted.
A useful place to start
More room for the work that moves you forward.
Bring a workflow to improve, a team that needs practical AI skills, or a decision about where to begin. Let’s find a useful next step.
Start a conversationA free first conversation. No commitment to a project.