01
Automation Opportunity Audit
Opportunity matrix, two process maps, architecture recommendation, ROI range and backlog.
$3,500 fixed3–5 business days
Public pricing
Buy a defined outcome.
Not a bucket of hours.
Fixed entry offers, bounded implementation ranges and ongoing operational support for workflows that become production infrastructure.
02
Production Workflow Build
One bounded workflow deployed with integrations, validation, monitoring, alerts and handover, in n8n, Temporal or custom code as the process needs.
$8,000–$20,0002–4 weeks
03
AI Document & Data Workflow
Schema-first extraction/classification pipeline with review routing and destination integration.
$10,000–$25,0002–5 weeks
04
Automation Rescue & Hardening
Reliability, ownership, credential and failure-mode audit for an existing automation estate.
$5,000–$8,000 audit1 week audit
05
Managed Automation
Monitoring, small changes, incident support and operations review for production workflows.
From $2,500/monthMonthly
06
Workflow Extension
A measured adjacent workflow added after the first production system proves stable.
$2,000–$6,0001–2 weeks
07
Reliability Remediation
Fix the highest-risk paths: idempotency, retry policy, logging, replay and ownership.
Scoped after auditVaries
08
Technical Advisory
Architecture review for teams building their own workflow automation internally.
Defined by scopeShort engagement
Managed automation
Retainers begin when workflows become operational infrastructure.
Typical coverage can include monitoring, incident response, API/provider changes, cost optimisation, safe modifications, small adjacent workflows and a monthly operations review.
Still client-owned
- Business policy and approval authority
- Source-system licenses and credentials
- Named operational owner
- Compliance and retention decisions
- Major process redesign
How to choose
The smallest sensible first commitment.
You have several candidates
Start with the $3,500 audit.
Rank opportunities and identify whether the process is ready.
You have one clear workflow
Scope a production build.
Use when volume, ownership, systems and failure boundaries are understood.
You already have breakage
Run the reliability audit.
Contain risk and recover visibility before adding more automation.
Scope before commitment
Get a scope grounded in your workflow.
No hourly-package menu. If the economics do not support the build, the recommendation should say so.