Published, because hiding it wastes both our time
Most vendors in this category make you sit through a call to learn a number. Here it is. If it's outside your budget you've lost two minutes instead of two weeks.
Dedicated seat
One trained person working only on your process, full-time. Minimum two seats.
- Hiring, training, supervision and payroll included
- A named backup per seat at no extra cost
- Replaced at our cost if a seat isn't performing
- One month's notice to reduce seats
Project batch
Volume work priced against a spec, after a paid pilot you judge for yourself.
- Pilot batch priced at the same rate — no discount, no markup
- Per-unit pricing once we've measured the real throughput
- Rework at our cost when the error is ours
- No minimum after the pilot
Figures exclude GST. They are the rates we quote today; anything agreed in writing is fixed for the term of the contract.
Four things, and none of them are haggling
If you want the bottom of a range, these are the levers that actually get you there.
How specialised the task is
A clear taxonomy with few edge cases sits at the bottom of the range. Judgement-heavy work with an evolving spec sits at the top.
Whether we're on your tools
Working inside your system is usually cheaper for you than us rebuilding a workflow, and it removes a handover step.
Volume and continuity
A steady monthly commitment costs less per unit than sporadic bursts, because utilisation is what actually sets our floor.
Turnaround
Same-day and overnight turnarounds need slack in the roster, and slack costs money. A realistic deadline is the cheapest thing you can give us.
Three steps, about two weeks
- 01
Scope the work
A thirty-minute call. What the task is, what good output looks like, what volume you expect — and whether we're honestly the right fit.
- 02
Run a paid pilot
A small batch, or a two-seat trial month. You judge us against your own quality bar before committing to anything larger.
- 03
Ramp
We add seats or volume at the pace you need, with weekly numbers so you always know what you're paying for.