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Fractional AI & engineering

A technical team for the work you cannot leave on the back burner.

Plan, build, and improve the systems your business depends on—with a named technical lead and experienced specialists, without hiring an entire department. Defined monthly capacity. Real deliverables.

The fit

Strategy is useful. Shipped work is better.

This is not a collection of AI tool recommendations or an unlimited developer subscription. It is accountable technical capacity attached to your most important business problems.

You have a backlog

Important integrations and internal tools never reach the top of the team's priority list.

You need implementation

You want more than advisory slides. You need design, engineering, testing, deployment, and follow-through.

You want flexible capacity

You have real ongoing work, but not enough to justify multiple permanent technical hires.

Ways to work together

Predictable capacity. Transparent boundaries.

Indicative starting prices for a defined monthly scope. We confirm fit, availability, delivery assumptions, and contract terms together.

Build / Monthly

$4,500/ month

Up to 20 shared team hours / month

One prioritized workstream and a steady backlog of operational improvements.

  • Named technical lead and specialist access
  • Weekly working session and progress update
  • Implementation, integrations, testing, and documentation
  • One active workstream at a time

Embedded / Monthly

$8,500/ month

Up to 45 shared team hours / month

A growing business with multiple systems and an ongoing development backlog.

  • Technical lead and coordinated specialist capacity
  • Weekly planning, review, and demonstration
  • Implementation, architecture, integration, and release support
  • Up to two active workstreams at a time
Shared hours include technical leadership, planning, meetings, implementation, QA, and documentation. Work is prioritized against an approved backlog. No unlimited requests, 24/7 support, or guaranteed outcomes. External software, hosting, and model fees are separate unless quoted.

Example work

What your team can take off the backlog.

A good engagement begins with a painful, high-frequency process—not a vague mandate to add AI everywhere.

Customer intake and follow-up

Connect forms, inboxes, scheduling, and your CRM so inquiries reach the right person with less manual handoff.

Document-heavy operations

Extract and validate information from incoming documents, route exceptions for review, and keep records in sync.

Internal applications

Replace a fragile spreadsheet process with a secure dashboard, portal, or purpose-built tool.

Existing AI prototypes

Add the authentication, testing, evaluation, access controls, deployment, and maintenance a real product needs.

Operating rhythm

A small, visible backlog. No mystery hours.

You know what's being worked on, what shipped, and what decision is needed next.

01 / Assess

We identify the current workflow, systems, decision owners, constraints, and a useful success metric.

02 / Prioritize

We agree on the next deliverable and maintain a visible backlog. You approve material scope and spend changes.

03 / Implement

The team builds and tests in your environment, showing progress and escalating blocked decisions early.

04 / Improve

We document what shipped, measure what changed, and agree on the following month's work.

Questions

The details matter.

Is this a full-time or unlimited development team?

No. Each plan reserves a defined pool of shared team hours across leadership, engineering, meetings, QA, and documentation. Larger workloads are quoted separately.

Do we need to know exactly what to build?

No. Bring the operational problem and the tools you use today. We can begin with a scoped opportunity assessment to identify a practical first project.

What happens in the first month?

We review one priority workflow or product area, agree on a manageable backlog, establish access and safeguards, and work toward the first testable delivery. Exact milestones depend on complexity.

How long is the commitment?

We recommend an initial 90-day term to establish context and deliver useful iterations. Continued monthly service, notice periods, and any rollover terms are set out in the agreement.

Are software subscriptions and AI usage included?

Third-party subscriptions, cloud infrastructure, and model/API usage are scoped and billed separately unless specifically included in a proposal.

Who owns the work?

Ownership, licenses, repositories, access, and handoff are specified in the agreement. Our default objective is to build in client-controlled accounts so your team can operate the resulting systems.

Can you guarantee automation savings or AI accuracy?

No responsible vendor can promise a result without first measuring the workflow and validating the system. We define acceptance criteria, testing, monitoring, and human review where appropriate.

Discuss your backlog

A monthly technical partner should pay for itself in useful progress.

Tell us what your team is spending time on, where the work is stuck, and which systems you already use. We'll help determine whether a scoped project or fractional engagement makes more sense.