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Commercial architecture / start narrow / expand on proof

Buy the next operating result—not a vague AI transformation.

Every engagement begins with a named workflow, owner, authority boundary, and evidence plan. Choose the smallest offer that can prove the next investment.

01

1–2 weeks

Operating System Map

$7.5K–$15K

Best when: You know the company is carrying too much manual work, but the first investment is not yet obvious.

Leave with a decision-ready map of the first workflow, its economics, authority boundaries, implementation scope, and 90-day sequence.

Book the map

Included

  • Executive and operator discovery
  • Current-state workflow and system map
  • Friction, risk, and value analysis
  • Prioritized first-workflow specification
  • Implementation range and 90-day roadmap

If a Studio Sprint starts within 30 days, up to 50% of the Map fee may be credited in the signed SOW.

02

4–8 weeks

Workflow Proof Sprint

$30K–$75K

Best when: One recurring workflow is already costing time, revenue, quality, or visibility—and leadership wants production evidence.

Install one bounded workflow with an owner, system-of-record boundaries, approval gates, operator training, and an agreed proof-of-value review.

Scope the sprint

Included

  • Signed workflow specification and success measures
  • Configured or custom production workflow
  • Integration and permission boundaries
  • Operator training and runbook
  • Launch evidence and outcome-review plan

Scope and acceptance criteria are agreed before build. We do not guarantee business outcomes that depend on adoption, customer behavior, or third parties.

03

90-day initial term

Managed Operating Lane

$10K–$35K/mo

Best when: The workflow is strategically important and needs a named operating rhythm—not another handoff after launch.

Perpetual Core operates and improves a defined lane with your team: capture, knowledge, people, diligence, or executive operations.

Design the lane

Included

  • Named lane, capacity, and service boundaries
  • Monthly operating cadence and queue
  • Human approval and escalation rules
  • Evidence and exception reporting
  • Monthly performance and expansion review

The initial term establishes a fair evaluation window. Renewal and expansion require explicit agreement; there is no invented scarcity or automatic outcome claim.

Fast first decision

You should know what is being bought, who owns it, and how it will be judged before work begins.

Human authority remains explicit

No autonomous promise silently overrides customer approvals, professional judgment, or official systems of record.

Expansion follows evidence

A successful workflow can become a managed lane, department system, or broader Engine install through a new written scope.