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Simple pricing

One accountable automation partner. $8,000 a month.

One dedicated partner learns your operation and owns the roadmap. A team assesses, builds, integrates, and runs the work. Three-month minimum, then month-to-month.

AI Automation Services Retainer

$8,000 /month

3-MONTH MINIMUM · MONTH-TO-MONTH AFTER

  • Operational assessment across seven categories
  • Opening baseline and documented assumptions before financial projections
  • The first priority build begins during the initial assessment
  • A dedicated partner who owns your account and roadmap
  • A build team handling integration, automation, testing, and documentation
  • Work built around the systems your team already uses
  • Monthly reporting on the agreed operating measures and exceptions
  • Human review retained for compliance and judgment-sensitive work
  • Included and third-party costs documented before work begins
  • Cancel any time after month three with thirty days notice
Three months, then month-to-month.No savings guarantee and no annual lock-in. After the minimum, continue only while the work earns its place in your operation.
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How we compare

Software, advice, and accountable operations are different purchases.

Buy more softwareIRONBACKTraditional consultant
What you buyFeatures and licensesAn owned operating workflowAdvice and recommendations
Works across systemsOnly available integrationsYes, within the approved scopeDepends on scope
Implementation ownerYour teamDedicated Ironback partnerUsually your team
Build capacityVendor configurationPartner plus build teamDepends on engagement
Runs it after launchYour teamYesOnly if included
CommitmentUsually annual license3 months, then month-to-monthFixed-scope project
Commercial modelPer user, feature, or usage$8,000/monthHourly or fixed fee

Common questions

Why flat-rate?

A flat retainer keeps assessment, implementation, integration, and ongoing operations under one commercial model. The scope is prioritized against the value and feasibility of each opportunity.

What if it doesn’t work out?

Three months, then month-to-month. Cancel with thirty days notice any time after that. There is no annual lock-in or savings guarantee; the month-to-month structure is the risk boundary.

What happens in the first thirty days?

We audit the operation across seven categories, document the systems and exceptions, establish an operating baseline, rank the opportunities, and begin the first priority build.

And after that?

Build and run. We implement the highest-value workflows across the software you already use, resolve exceptions, support adoption, and report progress against the agreed baseline. Your dedicated partner owns the account; the team does the work.

What’s included?

Your dedicated partner, the build team, implementation work, ongoing operations, and monthly reporting are included. Existing software licenses and approved third-party costs remain your responsibility unless the agreement states otherwise.

How does this compare to hiring someone?

An internal hire adds permanent headcount and requires the company to assemble supporting skills. Ironback provides one accountable partner backed by an existing implementation and operations team.

How is this different from a consultant?

Traditional consulting may stop at recommendations. We combine assessment and prioritization with implementation, integration, and ongoing operations.

Find the manual work costing you money

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