Pricing
Three rungs, and a partner sizes each one.
Working with OwnCX is a three-rung ladder. You start with a paid senior assessment, which frequently scopes the build. Then we build the system. Then we run it and improve it every month. A partner sets the scope and the price with you, because every operation is different.
Why no published rates
Every operation is different, so a partner sets the scope
A number on a page would force the same package onto operations that look nothing alike. So a senior partner scopes and prices every engagement after understanding your operation, in conversation and in the proposal. The paid assessment is the low-commitment on-ramp, and it frequently scopes the build itself. You know from the start what each rung includes and how it is billed before you step up to the next one.
The ladder
Assess, build, run
Three rungs, in order. You climb one at a time, and each one leaves a real deliverable that earns the next. The assessment is the first paid, low-commitment step.
- 01AssessThe first rung
The paid senior diagnostic
The low-commitment on-ramp that frequently scopes the build.
A senior partner diagnoses your operation and delivers findings and a prioritized roadmap, a real consulting deliverable. It is a named assessment, a CX Quick Audit, an AI Rapid Audit, or an AI-Readiness Assessment, depending on what your operation needs. You arrive with a question and leave with a map of what to fix first and why.
- How it is priced
- Fixed scope, quoted by a partner after a thirty-minute discovery call. The assessment itself frequently scopes the build that follows.
It is the lowest-commitment step on the ladder, and it leaves a deliverable that stands on its own even if you stop here.
- 02Build
We build the system
The system the assessment recommended, designed by seniors and built by the Kuro family.
The senior partners design the system, the Kuro family builds, deploys, and tests it, and it goes live in shadow mode first, with humans overseeing the AI before the switch. The Funeza-class operation is the reference for a full build, five agents in an illustrative ten-week window, and scope is set by a partner.
- How it is priced
- Scope defined in a SOW, sized by the partner who designs the system. Fifty percent upfront, the rest on delivery.
The scope comes out of the assessment, so the build is priced on what we already understand about your operation.
- 03Run
We run it and optimize it
The subscription that keeps the system running and makes it better every month.
OwnCX runs the system as a continuous optimization service, monitoring, updating models, managing channels, reporting monthly, and making the system better over time. This is the recurring core, the subscription you renew because the system keeps improving.
- How it is priced
- Monthly fee for a defined scope of operation and improvement, sized by the partner to the live system.
It is the rung that stays, and it grows with your operation because the system improves every month we run it.
How the price is set
A partner sizes it, then quotes
The price comes from understanding your operation first. This is the sequence a senior partner walks before a number goes on the table.
The path from a diagnosis to a proposal
Explore with Naiyel
Tell Naiyel what is going on in your operation. He asks three to five sharp questions, qualifies you against the profile we serve best, and routes you to the right partner.
A partner sizes it
A senior partner takes a thirty-minute discovery call, understands your operation in depth, and scopes toward the assessment or the build that fits your size and your urgency.
You receive the proposal
The family of agents drafts the proposal within hours. Then the partner reviews it, corrects it, and signs it. It arrives with the scope, the price, and the terms on the same page.
Naiyel qualifies and routes. A senior partner sizes and quotes. No number leaves without that signature.
The discipline and the billing
How it is billed and with which entity
Two things hold firm on every engagement. The first protects the start of the work. The second lets you bill the way your procurement requires, in pesos or in dollars.
Fifty percent upfront
Every fixed-scope engagement starts with half collected before kickoff and the rest on delivery. That discipline protects the work cycle on both sides.
Two entities for the corridor
OwnCX Sociedad Civil in Mexico bills in pesos and for dollar export. OwnCX LLC in Delaware is used when a United States operation requires a United States entity.
What you know from the start
The questions that come before the number
- Why do I not see prices on the site?
- Because a published number would sell the same package to operations that are nothing alike. A partner sizes your case and quotes it in the proposal, with the scope and the terms on the same page.
- Does the assessment cost money? What is it for?
- Yes, the assessment is paid, and it is the lowest-commitment rung. It leaves you findings and a prioritized roadmap that stand on their own, and it frequently scopes the build that follows.
- Do I have to buy the build and the run to start?
- No. You climb the ladder one rung at a time. Many operations start with the assessment and decide the build on what that assessment revealed about their operation.
- How do you bill me in dollars?
- OwnCX LLC in Delaware bills when you require a United States entity. OwnCX Sociedad Civil in Mexico covers peso work and dollar export.
Start on the first rung
Forge your diagnosis, then a partner sizes it with you
Tell Naiyel what is going on in your operation. He returns a named diagnosis in seconds, and a senior partner sizes the assessment that climbs the ladder from there.