Pricing
Two prices. No meter, no retainer, no proposal.
If the thing we build doesn't give you an hour a week back, it's the wrong task. We pick a different one on the free call.
One hour
$750
First 10 at $500
- 60 minutes, live, on your tools
- One task running on AI by the end
- One-page note: what we built, what's next
- Recording of the session
The free call comes first. You book the hour after it, when you know which task.
Four hours
$2,500
Save $500. Use within 90 days.
- Four sessions, four things running
- Email access between sessions
- Fixes to anything we built, included
- A short written playbook at the end
Most people buy the pack at the end of their first hour. The first hour counts toward it.
The guarantee
If nothing is running by the end of the hour, you don't pay. Not a credit, not a redo. You don't pay.
Need something bigger built out, across the whole company? My team at Horizon Dev, 15 engineers, does that. Quoted after your hour, fixed price, and every hour you've paid for is credited.
This isn't for you if
- You want a strategy deck. I build things; I don't present about them.
- You want someone to run your AI for you every month. That's a different service, and I'll say so on the call.
- Your company has a procurement department. The hour is for owners who can say yes.
- You're hoping AI replaces a person. We automate tasks, and your people get their week back.
Questions about money
Why not charge by the hour like everyone else?
Because you're not buying time, you're buying one thing that works. An hourly meter rewards me for going slow. A fixed hour with a guarantee rewards me for finishing.
Why is the first batch $500?
Ten hours at $500 to start the calendar and collect ten recorded sessions. When they're gone, it's $750. The counter on this page is real.
What if I need more than four?
Then we're usually past the hour format and into a build. I'll say so, and my team quotes it fixed-price with your hours credited.
Do I pay before or after?
At booking, by card. If nothing's running by the end of the hour, it's refunded in full the same day.
What about the tools' own costs?
Most sessions run on what you already pay for. If we need a paid plan (n8n cloud, a ChatGPT or Claude API key), it's usually $20 to $50 a month and it's yours, in your name.
Can I expense this?
You'll get an invoice from Horizon Dev LLC, a US company. Most owners run it through the business.
The task you're thinking of right now. That one.
Twenty minutes, free. By the end of the call you'll know if an hour fixes it.
No pitch. No deck. If it's not a fit, I'll say so.