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Pricing · published, fixed, in USD

Four rungs. One operator. No retainer required to start.

Every price on this page is the price. Scope changes are written up and priced before they happen; nothing is absorbed silently and nothing is billed hourly.

3 weeks · read-only

Inherited Systems Audit

USD $4,500

up to 100k records · USD $7,500 to 500k · quoted above

Before you trust the stack or rebuild it: a ten-surface, evidence-based map of the automation platform, the CRM and the connectors between them.

  • Every finding tied to an export you can re-run
  • Scored findings deck and a recorded walkthrough
  • What a fix requires, with options and costs
  • Nothing is changed. Nothing is touched.
  • Credited 100% against a Sprint or Build within 30 days

No configuration changes, clean-up, integrations or vendor selection.

Book the audit

4–8 weeks

Custom Build

USD $9,500 – $28,000

by scope · fixed once scoped

The executor or integration the platforms don't offer: a guarded merge executor, a Marketo–Salesforce sync repair, a HubSpot–Dynamics ownership layer, a reverse-ETL reporting spine.

  • The guard set, written before a record is touched
  • Tripwires: executions must equal enrolments
  • Credentials stay inside the platform as secrets
  • Hand-off so your team owns it, not me

No ongoing operation after hand-off unless paired with Embedded Ops.

Scope the build

Standing hours inside your team

Embedded Ops

USD $6,500 / mo

32 hrs · USD $9,800 / mo for 48 hrs · 3-month minimum

The senior pair of hands for the backlog: connectors, hygiene, reporting, enablement. Weekly recorded sessions; documentation is the by-product, not a deliverable.

  • Fixed monthly hours, tracked and reported
  • Weekly recorded working session
  • Runbooks written as the work is done
  • Month to month after the first quarter

No same-day SLAs, campaign execution, content production or agency-of-record duties.

Start the retainer

Nothing irreversible runs without a captured before-state and your explicit authorisation.

Every engagement leaves recordings and a runbook your team can operate from.

Side by side

What each rung does and doesn't do.

AuditRescue SprintCustom BuildEmbedded Ops
Duration3 weeks6 weeks4–8 weeksMonthly, 3-mo min
Price (USD)$4,500 · $7,500 above 100k records$14,500 fixed$9,500 – $28,000 fixed once scoped$6,500 (32h) · $9,800 (48h)
Changes made in your systemsNone — read-onlyOne named deadlock, gatedThe scoped buildBacklog items, each authorised
Before-state capturedn/aEvery irreversible actionEvery irreversible actionEvery irreversible action
Evidence exportsEvery findingEvery batchEvery gatePer task
RecordingsReadoutWeekly + hand-offHand-offWeekly
RunbookScope memoYesYesPer recurring task
Credits intoSprint or Build within 30 days, 100%
Access neededRead-only userEditor + workflow rightsDeveloper / integration userEditor, scoped per task
CAD availableYesYesYesYes

Terms that apply to all four

How is the audit credited?

Start a Systems Rescue Sprint or Custom Build within 30 days of the audit readout and the full audit fee is deducted from that engagement's price.

Payment terms

Audit and Sprint: 50% at start, 50% at delivery. Build: 40 / 30 / 30 across scoping, gate 10 and hand-off. Embedded Ops: monthly in advance. Invoices in USD or CAD from 1001490091 Ontario Inc.; a W-8BEN-E is supplied with the first invoice to US clients so nothing is withheld.

What is never in scope

Paid media, content production, website work, agency-of-record duties, same-day SLAs, and any change made without a captured before-state and your written authorisation.

Who does the work?

Aman Gupta. There is no bench and no junior handoff; the person who scopes it is the person who builds it. If a piece of work needs someone else, you will be told before it starts, not after.

What happens to access when the engagement ends?

It is revoked on delivery and you are told in writing. Details on the Data handling page.

Not sure which rung?

A 30-minute call decides it. If the honest answer is that you don't need one, you'll hear that too.