Simple billing that starts small
The question isn't "how much does it cost" but "how much does it earn me".
Think in time saved
AI prepares, you validate: no document, message or payment is triggered without your approval. What you pay for is time given back — not a loss of control.
3 h saved per week = more than 130 h recovered over a year. Deliver a first useful version quickly and at low cost, grow the tool only if the value is proven. Each evolution comes with a clear quote before starting.
What makes the price vary
There's no fixed price list, because a custom tool only makes sense when it fits your situation. Four things drive most of the cost — all of them assessed during the free call, before any priced proposal.
How many tasks it covers
A first tool usually covers a single pain point. It's the factor that weighs most: automating the quote, or the invoice, or the reminder doesn't cost the same as all three at once. Scoping is there to choose where to start.
Access to your data
If your current tools allow a connection, the work is direct. If they're closed, or if the information only exists on paper, it has to be made usable first — and that changes the scope. It's the first thing checked during the free call.
How sensitive the data is
For client data, financial data or anything covered by professional secrecy, processing and hosting constraints drive the architecture. They're set during scoping, because they can't be added afterwards.
How many people use it
A tool for one person and a tool shared by a team don't raise the same questions: access rights, edge cases, onboarding. That's part of the scope, and it's stated in the proposal.