Commercial model / Test hypotheses

Start small.
Measure what matters.

These amounts are research hypotheses, not accepted prices or current offers. No payment, subscription, or active checkout is available.

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THE FOUR-WEEK STUDYPROPOSED SCOPE
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WEEK 1 / Scope

One workflow. One task criterion.

Agree on the fixture, owner, and success condition.

One shared readout. A concrete next step.

Proposed initial engagement

Replay study

$3,000/ four weeks
Pricing test hypothesis

A bounded investigation around one agreed workflow, a task-level criterion, and an engineering owner.

  • Approved, redacted fixture set
  • Baseline and candidate comparison
  • Controlled failure conditions
  • Human-reviewed evidence readout
  • Recommendation on next gate experiment
Scope a replay study

Possible expansion

Recurring lab

$1,200/ month + metered runs
Pricing test hypothesis

Recurring team QA, CI governance, and production sampling are possible directions after meaningful demand is confirmed.

  • Unit of value still to be interviewed
  • Runs, workload, or seats not settled
  • Evaluation costs need scoping
  • No usage limits or SLA established
See the validation threshold

Price follows
an owned question.

What is included in the $3,000 hypothesis?

A proposed four-week, bounded replay study. Exact workload, run count, data handling, and deliverables need agreement; it is not an active offer.

Who owns the trial?

The AI engineering lead owns the release criterion; QA/evaluation champions the evidence; the engineering VP owns the trial budget.

When would recurring usage make sense?

After the study confirms incremental value beyond existing tools and a team commits a real gate or funds a trial. Recurring value and frequency remain unverified.

A smaller test. A clearer decision.

Start with the workflow
you can’t afford to guess.

Agree on one task criterion, an approved fixture, and a named engineering owner.

Request a replay study