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Pricing

AI agent work priced around scope, risk, and tool complexity.

Agent Infuse uses project-based pricing because the real work depends on the workflow, the systems involved, and how much control the agent needs before launch.

Pricing principle

Start narrow enough to price honestly.

The first conversation is about scope: what the agent needs to read, draft, update, escalate, and prove.

Packages

Choose the level of help that matches where you are.

Package

AI Agent Audit

Project quote

Find the strongest first-agent opportunity before committing to a build.

Best for

Teams that know AI could help but need a practical starting point.

  • Workflow and tool inventory
  • Automation opportunity scoring
  • Risk and guardrail review
  • First-agent recommendation

Recommended start

First Agent Roadmap

Project quote

Turn a chosen workflow into a scoped implementation plan.

Best for

Teams preparing to approve, budget, and launch the first useful agent.

  • Agent scope and success metric
  • Integration and permission plan
  • Review states and escalation design
  • Launch sequence and refinement plan

Package

Agent Build

Custom build

Design, integrate, test, and launch an AI agent inside an existing workflow.

Best for

Teams ready to connect tools and ship a controlled first agent.

  • Agent prompts, actions, and workflows
  • Tool integrations and test data
  • Human review loops and logs
  • Launch support and iteration
What affects price

Agent builds are scoped by operational reality.

  • Number and quality of tool integrations
  • Whether the agent drafts, updates, sends, or only summarizes
  • Customer-facing risk and review requirements
  • Data cleanup or workflow ambiguity before build
  • Launch support and refinement needs
Pricing sequence

Small first-agent scopes make budget decisions cleaner.

A reliable quote starts after the workflow is specific enough to identify integrations, permissions, review states, launch risk, and the practical first version. That keeps SMB AI work tied to the build that can actually ship.

What to bring

The scope call should answer the pricing questions.

  • Which workflow should the agent improve first?
  • Which tools does the workflow currently use?
  • What can the agent safely draft, route, update, or escalate?
  • What review and launch support will the team need?
Pricing fit

Scope the workflow first.
Price the right build second.

Book a scope call