Control Switch

Pricing

We don't sell seats. We sell the work.

Engagements range from $5000 to over $100,000 per year, depending on the surface area we are taking off your team's plate. Below is roughly how we think about it. The honest answer comes after a thirty-minute call.

What you pay for

The work, not the seat.

We don't sell software. We sell the agent that does the work, the integration that makes it real, and the team that keeps it running. Pricing reflects the scope of the work, not the number of seats you fill.

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Single Agent

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One workflow. Deployed. Monitored.

The right starting point for most teams. We pick one workflow that is obviously worth automating, build the agent, integrate it, deploy it, and stay on the line.

  • One specialist agent in production
  • Discovery, integration, and deployment
  • Ongoing monitoring and tuning
  • Two engineering hours per week post-launch
  • Quarterly review

Typical payback: 4–6 months

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Most Engagements

Workflow Suite

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Three to five linked agents.

For teams and multi-site groups where one agent is a start, but the real return comes from automating the workflow around it. Intake plus triage plus follow-up plus no-show, working together.

  • Three to five specialist agents
  • End-to-end integration across your CRM, back office, and comms
  • Shared monitoring dashboard
  • Six engineering hours per week post-launch
  • Monthly review with the founding team

Replaces roughly 1.5 FTE of coordination work

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Embedded Team

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Dedicated engineering capacity.

For companies treating automation as a strategic line of work. A dedicated Control Switch engineer embedded with your team, plus a senior engineer on retainer for architecture and oversight.

  • One dedicated full-stack engineer
  • Senior architecture oversight
  • Unlimited agents in production
  • Slack-channel response inside one business day
  • Quarterly strategy review

Automation as a standing capability

The maths, roughly

The FTE you never hire is the one you stop paying.

An agent runs around the clock, does not ramp, and does not call in sick. Here is the shape of it — the honest figure comes after a call.

How It Compares

Next to the alternatives.

Engagements run by the workflow, not the seat. Here is how that lands next to the usual options.

vs. Hiring

A coordinator costs $70k–$120k loaded, plus six weeks to ramp and another six to plateau. We deploy in roughly the same window, run twenty-four hours a day, and do not need management. The agent is the FTE that does not call in sick.

vs. SaaS

Most SaaS tools surface the work without doing it. Your team still types. A specialist agent removes the typing entirely. The cost compares to a mid-tier SaaS subscription; the throughput does not.

vs. Agencies

Dev shops ship code and disappear. The hard part of automation is the eighteen months after launch, where edge cases compound and integrations drift. We stay. The price reflects the team that is still on the line.

Engagements run by the workflow, not the seat. We will tell you which tier fits in a thirty-minute call.