Two numbers, both in writing: a fixed fee to raise, one contract to run. No price grid, no hidden meters, no surprise line items.
Two numbers, both in writing after the first session: a fixed fee for the Raise (typically 15–40 man-days of scope), and one annual contract priced to the estate you run. Growth changes the contract by agreement — you always see the number before it lands.
No. There is something better: the first working session, where Genesis™ drafts your estate live and nothing is created until you approve it.
Standing in the first session; deployed in weeks. The implementation cycle is not shortened — it is removed.
First contracts, yes — that is how you get a team that stands behind the estate. Renewals: partner or direct, same price.
The contract ends cleanly on its date. Your data leaves with you in structured export; nothing is held hostage.
The Raise replaces them. There is no services line that grows over time — that is the point.