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Pricing

Two ways to pay. Same work either way.

Every Ejentic engagement has a fixed price. Pick that if you want a known number. Or pick outcome-share, and we get paid when your numbers move. The work, the timeline, and the team are identical. Only who carries the risk changes.

Fixed price

Best when you want certainty.

  • One number, agreed up front.
  • Half at kickoff, half at delivery.
  • You own everything we build.
  • Assessment fee credited to any implementation.
We share the risk

Outcome-share

Best when you'd rather we bet on the result.

  • Reduced setup fee, typically 40–50% of fixed price.
  • Plus 20–30% of verified savings or new revenue for 12 months.
  • We agree on the metric and the baseline before work starts.
  • You still own everything we build.
  • Cap on total payout, agreed in writing, so there's no surprise.

How outcome-share works

  1. 01

    Pick the metric.

    Hours saved, revenue captured, calls answered, invoices reconciled. One number both sides can count.

  2. 02

    Set the baseline.

    We measure the current state during the Assessment. That's the line we get paid above.

  3. 03

    Build and measure.

    Same pilot-prove-scale process. Monthly report shows the metric against baseline.

  4. 04

    Settle monthly.

    You pay the share on what the report shows. If it shows nothing, you pay nothing on the share.

Who this is for

Outcome-share fits a business with a clear, countable bottleneck: a business losing calls, a team re-keying data between systems, a finance group hand-typing documents into models. It does not fit a project where the value is strategic and hard to count. We'll tell you which on the first call, and we'll say no to outcome-share if we don't think the metric is honest.

Why we can offer this

Because we build what we recommend. Jasen also founded Valuationz, a product built on patent-pending technology for moving financial information from source documents into valuation models. We know what it takes to move a number, not just promise one.

Outcome-share terms, including the metric, baseline, share percentage, cap, and measurement method, are set in a written agreement before work begins.

What would change if this stopped coming back to your desk?

Bring one recurring frustration or a workflow that takes more effort than it should. Let’s explore what happened, what it affected, and whether there is a worthwhile next step.

Talk through a business bottleneck