The three plans differ in scope, not in who does the work. In every case rainmindz designs, builds and runs the agents, and your people approve the sensitive steps. The pilot is a sensible choice when you want to test the approach on one problem before deciding on more. The agent team suits firms that already know several areas are slowing them down. The custom plan is for larger organisations that need agents built for their own processes or a rollout across more than one team or site.
Pricing is worked out on the call and written into your agent blueprint before anything is built. A little preparation makes that quote more accurate. Rough answers are fine, and we refine them together. Rough numbers are fine, and a short list of constraints, such as busy seasons or fixed deadlines, helps us shape the first agent around when you most need it.
A pilot gives you a day-30 results report, so you can judge the agent against what you recorded beforehand. If it earned its place, adding a second or third agent is a conversation about your next biggest bottleneck, not a fresh start. The plan is not a fit if you want a tool to learn and run yourself. Our model is done for you, so your team reviews, approves and gives feedback while we handle the build and operation.
The 30-day pilot is a fixed $1,500, paid upfront: one agent connected to one core system, with a results report at day 30. Larger engagements are scoped on the discovery call, and you get a clear price in your agent blueprint before anything is built.