ENGAGEMENT MODELS

Know the commercial shape before you commit.

See what you are paying for and what happens next. Your written scope separates delivery fees, third-party costs, milestones, responsibilities, and ongoing support.

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EVERY PROPOSAL STATESFeeMilestonesDependenciesThird-party costsSupport options

TWO WAYS TO ENGAGE

Choose implementation or diagnosis.

Each engagement has a defined outcome, system boundary, evidence standard, and responsibility model.

IMPLEMENTATION

AI Systems

Design and launch a working revenue or customer operation.

Best for: A revenue or customer operation with a clear owner and measurable target
Delivery: Discovery, architecture, integration, evaluation, launch, documentation, and handoff
Typical target: Production readiness in 30 to 45 days, subject to access and scope
Commercial format: Fixed-scope project or phased delivery, confirmed in writing before kickoff
Cost boundary: Third-party software, communications, data, and usage shown separately

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SEARCH DIAGNOSTIC

AI Visibility & SEO Audit

Measure the market, diagnose the foundation, and prioritize the work.

Best for: A business that needs evidence before investing in AI visibility or SEO work
Delivery: AI measurement, competitor benchmark, search audit, work order, and briefing
Typical target: Complete audit delivered within 3 weeks
Commercial format: Standalone paid diagnostic with a defined market and deliverable set
Cost boundary: Implementation, ongoing SEO, and continuous monitoring are not included

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WHAT SHAPES THE INVESTMENT

The variables made explicit before pricing.

Process and channels

Journeys, decisions, actions, exception paths, voice, messaging, email, and chat.

Systems and data

Integrations, APIs, authentication, data readiness, and write-back requirements.

Risk and controls

Identity checks, approvals, access boundaries, review, and escalation requirements.

Operating model

Volume, locations, languages, launch sequence, monitoring, and support ownership.

FROM CALL TO PROPOSAL

A short process with concrete outputs.

Strategy call

Understand the operation, objective, stack, and decision context.

Scope review

Define boundaries, assumptions, responsibilities, schedule, and third-party costs.

Written proposal

Review deliverables, investment, operating model, and approval points.

COMMERCIAL QUESTIONS

Clarity before commitment.

The work, costs, ownership, and ongoing responsibilities are documented before kickoff.

When will we receive an exact investment figure?

After the strategy call and a focused scope review. The written proposal states the delivery fee, milestones, third-party costs, assumptions, responsibilities, and any optional ongoing support before you approve work.

Why is there no flat package price?

The same solution name can involve very different data, channels, integrations, risk controls, volumes, and exception handling. Publishing one number would either be misleading or hide the work that determines reliability and total operating cost.

Are software and usage costs included?

Third-party software, telephony, messaging, model, data, and platform fees are identified separately whenever they apply. The proposal explains which costs you pay directly and which, if any, AutoLab manages.

Is ongoing support required?

Not automatically. The operating model is agreed during scoping. Live systems often benefit from monitoring, quality review, knowledge updates, and iteration, but implementation and ongoing responsibilities are separated clearly.

YOUR NEXT BEST MOVE

Get a proposal built around the operation.

Bring the current process, systems, volume, and target. We’ll turn them into a practical delivery scope.

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