From one workflow to a running agent
We scope one workflow, build against its real systems, shadow the current process, and move it live when the agreed measure and controls hold. Commercially, that means one deployment fee and one fixed subscription.
The repetitive load
Three products now. More operating jobs next.
Our engineers work with the people who do the work. They learn your workflow on-site, build against your real data, and ship production code directly, without a handoff to a remote delivery team. The operating context stays close to the engineering decisions.
Pilot to production
A pilot that proves it, then production that lasts
Scope
Pick one high-ROI workflow and define the single success metric it has to hit.
Build & shadow
Build the agent and run it alongside the current process, real data, no risk to live operations.
Ship
Once it clears the metric, move it live on infrastructure you control.
Run & improve
Host, monitor, support, and improve it under the subscription.
Infrastructure economics
The IP behind the economics
Charging a flat fee only works if deployment is efficient and runs on infrastructure we can control the cost of. That's Agentica Harness, the proprietary technology behind efficient, secure, locally-hosted agents. It makes agents on your infrastructure at a fixed price the default, not a premium.
Data boundary
Your data stays sovereign, by default, not on request
Inside your perimeter
Run on your own infrastructure or in a dedicated environment Agentica sets up and operates.
Handled end to end
Deployment, hosting, monitoring, and the audit trail stay part of the operating model.
No sovereignty upgrade
Controlled deployment is how Agentica ships regulated and data-sensitive work, not an optional tier.
Working together
The engagement, practically
Why a flat fee instead of per-token pricing?
Because your bill shouldn't move with how long an agent thinks. A one-time deployment fee covers building and shipping the agent, and a flat subscription covers hosting, monitoring, support, and improvement. We don't meter tokens, so a longer chain of reasoning or a busier month doesn't change the invoice.
What does a pilot cost and how long is it?
It depends on the workflow, so we scope it first: one workflow, one success metric, and a fixed price agreed before any build starts. The pilot then runs alongside your current process, in weeks rather than months.
What's the minimum commitment?
One workflow. The pilot is scoped to a single workflow and a single metric, and nothing goes live until that metric is met.
What happens after the agent is live?
We host, monitor, support, and improve it under the subscription. It keeps running on infrastructure you control, and we keep tuning it against the metric it went live on.
Do costs rise as usage grows?
No. The subscription is flat and we don't meter tokens, so more requests or longer reasoning don't change what you pay.
Who owns what we build?
You do. The agent is built against your data and runs on infrastructure you control; the details are set out in the engagement agreement.
Can our data stay in our jurisdiction?
Yes. Agents run on infrastructure you control, and your data stays sovereign by default, not on request.
See it on one of your workflows
The fastest way to understand how we work is to scope a real pilot. Bring the workflow that costs your team the most time.