Pricing: $300 to $9,000 per project

Projects run from $300 to $9,000, then a monthly maintenance retainer if you want the system kept running. What moves the number inside that range is how many systems it touches, how many people use it, whether it needs a new interface, and how much of your data has to be cleaned first.

On this page
  1. What does a project cost?
  2. What moves the price inside the range?
  3. What does the maintenance retainer cover?
  4. Why is a pilot the cheapest way to find out?
  5. What is not on this page?

What does a project cost?

Projects are priced per project, from $300 to $9,000, and the proposal states one fixed number rather than a range [1]. After handover a monthly maintenance retainer is available and optional.

Project shapeWhere it sits in the rangeWhat ships
A pilot on one channelAt the bottom of $300 to $9,000 [1]One working piece running on your real data
One system inside tools you already pay forLower middle of the range [1]Follow up, booking or reporting done without a person
A first version product with its own screensTop of the range [1]A product you can put users into, as Content OS was [2]

What moves the price inside the range?

Four things, and they are the four questions the proposal answers. How many systems it touches, how many people use it, whether it needs a new interface, and how much of your data has to be cleaned before automation can trust it.

What does the maintenance retainer cover?

Monitoring, fixes and small changes, billed monthly, and you can stop it whenever you like. If you stop it the system keeps running on your accounts; you simply stop getting us watching it.

We do not publish the retainer amount because it follows the size of the system it looks after. The proposal states it next to the project price, before anything is signed.

Why is a pilot the cheapest way to find out?

Because it costs the bottom of the range and it ends with something that runs on your real data. An owner who has been burned before gets a result to judge instead of a promise to trust.

The full argument, including what a pilot should prove and when to walk away, is in how to test a provider with a pilot. The numbers behind a custom agent quote are broken down in how much does a custom AI agent cost.

What is not on this page?

No hourly rate, no commission percentage, no retainer figure and no package tiers. We price the project in front of us, and the proposal is where the number appears.

The five steps from first message to handover are on how we work, the results our systems produced are on our work, and everything else people ask first is on the FAQ.

Tell us the problem on the contact page, and you get a proposal and a price before any deal is signed.

How much does a project cost?

Projects run from $300 to $9,000, plus a monthly maintenance retainer if you want the system kept running. The proposal states one fixed number, not a range.

What moves the price inside the range?

How many systems it touches, how many people use it, whether it needs a new interface, and how much of your data has to be cleaned before automation can trust it.

Can I start with a small paid pilot?

Yes. A pilot is the smallest project we sell, at the bottom of the range, and it runs on your real data so you can decide after you have seen it work.

Sources

  1. Raze Drops price list, 2026Accessed
  2. Raze Drops results record, 2026: Content OSAccessed

By Raze, Founder. Updated .

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