pricing based on value

We believe that every project should be priced based on the tangible and strategic value it brings. We have trained an AI model to use multi-dimensional pricing that assess five key parameters—each scored—to determine a final value-based estimate.

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How Our Pricing Works

Our value-based pricing model is designed to ensure transparency and fairness. By evaluating both long-term brand effects and immediate project outcomes, we tailor each estimate to reflect the true value your project brings.

Using a trained AI model, the key parameters of every project are automatically scored, and a value is assigned. Then, a project price is calculated.

The parameters considered for each project are:

Overall Brand Impact (Long-Term)
Project Impact (Short-Term)
Complexity
Efficiency Gains
Scope

Each project items is assigned a value for each parameter. Our pricing formula aggregates these factors into a final estimate.

Once scope of project is entered, this is all calculated within a matter of minutes via our trained AI model.

This ensures a fair approach to pricing - where projects with higher scores and greater value command a premium price, while projects with less value are also priced accordingly.

If you have any questions or would like to discuss this model further, please feel free to reach out.

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1. Overall Brand Impact (Long Term)

Definition: Measures how a project shapes your brand identity, reputation, and long-term market positioning.
Explanation: A high Overall Brand Impact score indicates that the project will create lasting differentiation in your market.

2. Project Impact (Short-Term)

Definition: Captures the direct, tangible outcomes of the project, such as operational improvements, revenue growth, or enhanced customer experience.
Explanation: This parameter focuses on the immediate benefits you can expect from the project.

3. Complexity

Definition: Reflects the level of challenge and resource investment required for the project.
Explanation: Factors include technical difficulty, creative problem-solving, and integration challenges. A higher score indicates a more resource-intensive and complex project.

4. Efficiency Gains

Definition: Evaluates the long-term operational or cost improvements that the project delivers.
Explanation: Projects that drive significant process optimizations or automation benefits receive a higher Efficiency Gains score.

5. Scope

Definition: Quantifies the size and extent of the project, including the number of deliverables, the scale of your business, and overall project breadth.
Explanation: A larger project involving multiple channels and stakeholders will score higher, reflecting its expanded reach and resource requirements.