How pricing works at Ego Eimi.
Foundation is a fixed-scope engagement lasting four to eight weeks, starting with a two-week review. Payment is 50% at the start and 50% at conclusion. Where valuable work remains, Tech Team provides defined ongoing coverage under a 12-month term, paid monthly in advance. Your proposal states the scope, fees, third-party costs and acceptance criteria.
01 / How each step is priced
How the engagement is priced.
We quote the first outcome and the responsibility it requires. The proposal identifies the two-week review fee separately from the total Foundation fee. Ongoing coverage is priced for the systems, criticality and delivery responsibilities agreed with you.
| Service | How it is priced | Time | What you get | Guarantee |
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| Foundation: review | Fixed scope and price; review fee identified separately | First two weeks | Business case, systems and access map, options and a quantified recommendation. | 10× the review fee in client-agreed value, with the written checkpoint and refund conditions. |
| Foundation: first delivery | Included in the agreed Foundation scope; 50% at start and 50% at conclusion | Four to eight weeks in total | The agreed first production change, acceptance evidence and Operations Record. | Remediation against signed acceptance criteria, capped at six weeks. New scope is priced separately. |
| Tech Team | Defined monthly fee, paid monthly in advance | 12-month term | Named operator and secondary, covered systems, response arrangements and planned initiatives. | The agreement defines coverage, handover and exit. Third-party outages and projected business results are not guaranteed. |
Exact fees are agreed in writing for your scope. The review compares buying, configuring, integrating, repairing and building software. The value sheet includes delivery, ongoing coverage, software subscriptions and your internal effort.
02 / Why fixed price
We quote one price for one agreed scope, with a date both sides commit to.
Foundation names the business outcome, acceptance criteria, responsibilities and deadline. You can assess the commitment before work starts.
The first two weeks are a review. At the checkpoint, you decide whether the evidence justifies the agreed implementation. Larger mandates are phased around a bounded first release.
The review and the checkpoint
If the review cannot demonstrate at least 10× its own fee in value you agree is real, we return the deposit and stop. If you agree the value but stop for budget, you keep the roadmap and the deposit is not refunded. The proposal identifies the review fee; it is not automatically the deposit amount.
Changes outside the agreed scope require a written scope, price and date before work starts. Ongoing coverage names the included responsibilities and the capacity for planned initiatives.
03 / What's always included
The commitments in your proposal.
Foundation and Tech Team define ownership, acceptance, coverage and the limits of the commitment in writing.
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Your accounts and paid project work.
- You control company accounts, repositories, cloud, domains and credentials from day one.
- Project-specific code, configuration and documentation transfer as each milestone is paid.
- Third-party software retains its own license terms; embedded background tools carry a transferable license.
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No hourly billing.
- A fixed Foundation price and a defined monthly Tech Team fee.
- Third-party costs are stated as allowances, caps or pass-through charges.
- The proposal states what is included and what needs a separate scope.
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No change orders you did not approve.
- New asks are priced and shown to you before any work starts
- The signed scope stays the scope you agreed to pay for
- You approve the scope and cost before an additional commitment.
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Built to standard, audit-ready.
- Technical control gaps and acceptance criteria are agreed before implementation.
- Operational documentation and recovery records stay current and transferable.
- AI behavior is judged against pre-agreed evals, in writing
Evaluate the all-in business case: Foundation, any ongoing coverage, software costs, internal effort and benefit timing. Released staff capacity and cash savings are recorded separately.
04 / Common questions
What does Foundation include?
Foundation combines a two-week review and a bounded first implementation over four to eight weeks. The proposal states the review fee, total fee, scope, acceptance criteria and checkpoint conditions.
How is the price set?
We price the agreed outcome and responsibility. The number of systems, integrations, data work, criticality and acceptance requirements determine the scope. Third-party costs are stated separately.
What happens at the review checkpoint?
If the review cannot show at least 10× its own fee in value you agree is real, we return the deposit and stop. If you agree the value but stop for budget, you keep the roadmap and the deposit is not refunded. The test measures review quality and does not guarantee future business results.
When does Tech Team make sense?
When valuable responsibilities remain after the first delivery. The agreement names the systems, operator, secondary, response arrangements and roadmap capacity. The term is 12 months, paid monthly in advance. A one-off project does not automatically require ongoing coverage.
What does the client own?
You control company accounts from day one and own paid project-specific work. Background tools embedded in the system carry a transferable license. Third-party software keeps its own license terms.
How do payments and changes work?
Foundation is paid 50% at the start and 50% at conclusion. Tech Team is paid monthly in advance for a 12-month term. New scope, third-party allowances and additional coverage are agreed in writing before commitment.
Tell us what needs to work, by when, and who owns the outcome. We will define a reviewable first commitment.
Last updated September 14, 2026 · Talk with Felipe
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