Pricing
Prove it on your outcomes first
A $2,500 diagnostic, locked before the answer key is revealed. Pilot or Program only after that earns a place in your process.
Pilot
A high-stakes decision run end to end with a locked, validated readout and live follow-through.
- We scope a single launch, pricing change, or campaign
- Audience built from your evidence and segments
- Every variant compared across segments
- Recommendation locked before any real outcome is revealed
- Private accuracy scorecard once the live result lands
Diagnostic
One locked readout on a decision or named method you already have outcomes for, before we see the answer key.
- You keep the answer key until the seal is in your inbox
- We grade against cheap baselines with honest abstentions
- Scorecard + 45-minute readout within two weeks of complete inputs
- Deposit before any confidential data moves
- Expands into a pilot only if the diagnostic earns it
Program
Standing decision layer across launches, pricing, and creative, after a diagnostic or pilot has proved fit.
- Repeated locked reads across product, growth, and brand
- Calibrated on your outcomes over time
- Aggregate imports and an ongoing accuracy scorecard
- Quarterly reviews with the founding team
- Named point of contact
FAQ
Why start with a Diagnostic?
Because the first job is to prove the method on outcomes you already know, sealed before reveal, without asking you for an annual commitment. If it does not clear that bar, we stop.
What's the difference between Diagnostic, Pilot, and Program?
A Diagnostic is a paid, lock-before-reveal readout on a decision or named method against your archive. A Pilot runs a live high-stakes decision end to end. A Program is the annual standing layer after fit is proven.
Do you publish a $15k validation sticker?
No. Larger independent validation studies are scoped after a diagnostic clears. We do not lead with a five-figure public price before trust and data path exist.
Can you meet enterprise security and data requirements?
Enterprise engagements include a security review, a data-processing agreement, and defined retention, deletion, and access controls. The default input is aggregate outcomes and audience context, not user-level records. We will tell you plainly what is in place today versus on the roadmap.