A pilot suits teams that want proof before committing. We choose one agent, usually mention tracking, connect it to one core system and review results at day 30. An agent team suits those who already know visibility matters and want tracking, sources, accuracy, content and outreach working together. Custom covers larger or multi-site needs.
Prices are agreed on the discovery call and written into your agent blueprint before anything is built, so there are no surprises after kick-off. If a pilot goes well, you can add agents one at a time or move to the full team, without redoing the setup from scratch. Reviews at day 30 give you a clear point to decide.
Whichever plan you choose, the service model is the same: we design, build and run the agents, and your team approves sensitive actions. Each plan includes an agent blueprint that you review before anything is built, and every captured answer is stored and exportable. Plans can change as you learn. A pilot can grow into an agent team, and an agent team can add custom work, so choosing one now does not lock you in.
The more you bring, the more exact the scope can be. We are not looking for a perfect brief, just enough to size the work fairly and to decide whether a pilot or a fuller team makes sense for you. Rough numbers are fine at this stage.
If you have no way to publish or update pages, a pilot may find problems you cannot yet act on. We would suggest sorting out who owns your website and listings first. You can also begin with a pilot and revisit the question once it is publishing.
Every engagement is scoped on the discovery call, and you get a clear price in your agent blueprint before anything is built.