Fast, because we test hard.
A first working agent in about two weeks, scoped to your single highest-value problem, governed from day one, and owned by you when it ships.
SFM builds in five stages: a live scoping session on the highest-value problem, the build into your environment with permissions scoped from day one, red-team testing against injection, shipping with human gates and audit trails, and full handover so you own the system outright. Fixed-scope pricing, no perpetual retainer.
Five stages, one accountable builder.
Scope live
One working session on the highest-value problem. No decks, no discovery invoice.
Build
Engineered into your environment, permissions scoped from day one.
Red-team
We attack it with injection and edge cases before you rely on it.
Ship
Approval gates where it matters, audit trails from run one.
You own it
Runs without us. No lock-in, no perpetual retainer.
Fixed scope. You own the result.
One agent, one high-value process, scoped to a defined outcome and shipped into your environment.
A multi-step system, discovery and outreach, or a private knowledge brain, built and owned outright.
Purpose-built applications and fine-tuned models, priced to the specific build, not a generic package.
Starting figures are a directional anchor, confirmed against your actual scope before any build begins. Every engagement opens with a no-cost live scoping session.
Let's build what your business actually needs.
One working session on the highest-value problem, and a straight read on whether an agent is even the right answer.
Don't gamble on the flash. Rely on the experience.
FAQ
How long does a build take?
A first working agent is typically live in about two weeks, scoped to your single highest-value problem, with the first measurable outcome inside a month.
How much does it cost?
Single automations start around $5,000, GTM engines and company AI brains around $10,000, and custom models and applications are scoped to the specific build. Every figure is confirmed against your actual scope first.
Do we own what you build?
Yes. The system is shipped into your environment and owned outright, and it keeps running without a perpetual retainer.
What happens if the agent does something wrong?
Governance is built in from day one, scoped permissions, red-team testing, human gates, and audit trails, so high-risk actions are caught, held, and logged rather than executed blindly.