Agnotiq publishes its prices: Discovery is a fixed $2,500, single-workflow builds run $5k to $25k and Operate starts at $2,000 a month. Discovery ends with a fixed quote for your build, and its fee is credited in full. If we find nothing worth automating, you get it back.
Two weeks with your team. You leave with a one-page plan: the workflow to automate first, a fixed quote and the engineers who would build it.
Fixed fee, credited in full against your build. Refunded if we find nothing worth automating.
One production agent for one workflow, with the eval suite, guardrails and rollout plan built alongside it.
Fixed quote after Discovery, set by scope. Most single-workflow builds. Multi-agent systems are quoted after Discovery.
We stay on after launch: monitoring, tuning, model swaps, and retiring the agents that stop paying rent.
Monthly retainer, cancel with 30 days notice. Scales with the number of agents in production.
A range, not a quote. Discovery turns it into a fixed price.
Two builds that look alike can differ by five times in effort. These are the five things that decide where yours lands.
Each system the agent reads from or writes to adds integration and test work.
Higher volume means more edge cases in the eval suite and tighter cost routing.
Every step that pauses for a person needs a review surface and an audit trail.
Clean, reachable data is cheaper to build on than scattered PDFs and inboxes.
Your cloud, SSO and DPA requirements shape the environment we build in.
Yes. Discovery is a fixed $2,500, single-workflow builds run $5k to $25k and Operate starts at $2,000 a month, all published on this page. Build is a range because two builds that look alike can differ by five times in effort: one reads from a single inbox, another touches four systems and needs approvals. Discovery replaces the range with a fixed quote, and its fee is credited against the build.
We refund the Discovery fee. You keep the map of your workflows and the reasons we would not automate them yet.
Yes. Many first builds sit at the low end of the range: one workflow, one or two systems, with a person approving every action until the eval suite earns trust.
No. The code, eval suite and runbook are yours. Operate is for teams that want us tuning models, watching telemetry and adding agents over time.
Pricing last reviewed October 2026. Machine-readable copy: pricing.md.
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The four ways teams usually get an AI agent, and what each one leaves you with.
| Question | Agnotiq | Traditional consultancy | No-code freelancer | Off-the-shelf AI SaaS |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Who owns the result | You: code in your repo, runbook included | A recommendations deck; code is extra | Their account and their automations | The vendor; you rent access |
| How quality is proven | Eval suite written first, run in CI | Workshops and sign-off meetings | Manual spot checks | The vendor's benchmarks, not your data |
| Fit with your workflow | Built around how the work runs today | Proposes a new process | Limited to what the tool supports | You adapt to the product |
| Human control | Approvals, audit trail and a kill-switch | Out of scope | Depends on the builder | Varies by product |
| After launch | 90 days on call, then optional Operate | Handover at go-live | Best effort | Support tickets |
| How it's priced | Fixed Discovery, then a fixed build quote | Day rates | Hourly or per task | Per seat or per usage |
A 30-minute fit call, then a two-week Discovery for $2,500 that ends in a fixed quote. Send a brief instead and we reply within one business day.
