The price is written down.
No "it depends", no quote in a week.
Most vendors don't publish a price because they'd rather see what you're willing to pay first. I work the other way round: the price is fixed, the scope is fixed, and the only thing left for the call is whether this fits you at all.
How much does an operational system for a service business cost in Israel?
The productized Operating System is a one-time build that takes 14 working days, priced per business and closed in a written offer before work starts. If your process is too specific for the standard configuration, you start with a paid process-mapping week, credited in full against the build. Ongoing monthly partnership is available after the system is live. AI workers are sold only once the foundation is running, one-time each.
The full ladder
| What | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| The Operating System | One-time, fixed | 14 working days. Six components. No AI. 30-day bug warranty. |
| Process mapping | Paid, credited | About one week. Credited in full against the build. |
| Custom build | Quoted after mapping | Never quoted before; there isn't enough information to price honestly. |
| Partnership · Foundations | Monthly | The system stays alive: maintained, monitored, plus a monthly AI-written summary of what happened in the business. 72h response. |
| Partnership · Growth | Monthly | You approve, the system acts: a live AI assistant over your own data that proposes actions — a follow-up email, a status update, a message to a client — which run once you approve them. Plus a 15-min call, 1-2 dev hours, 48h response. |
| Partnership · Managed | Monthly | And I improve it every month: 4 dev hours a month spent making the system better based on what the last one showed. Plus 24/7 monitoring, a 30-min monthly call, 20% off every AI worker, 24h response. |
| AI workers | One-time each | Sold only after the foundation is live with real data. |
Monthly partnership requires a 6-month minimum, does not auto-renew, and is reviewed in a call at month 5.5. Annual prepay saves two months.
Questions about price
Why is the price public when most vendors hide it?
Because the scope is fixed. When you sell a defined package you can name a price; when a price isn't published it usually means it's set by what the buyer seems able to pay. I'd rather you know whether this is in your range before either of us spends a call on it.
Are there costs that aren't listed?
There are third-party costs that are yours, not mine: hosting, tools you already pay for, sometimes an API account. I give you the estimated figure on the call before anything is signed, and it typically runs from tens to a few hundred shekels a month. I don't take a margin on them.
Why is there no AI in the base price?
Because AI on a broken process amplifies the mess rather than reducing it. An agent sitting on an unstructured process learns the disorder and reproduces it faster. Build infrastructure that works first, then put an AI worker on top of it, at which point it genuinely works.
What if mapping shows I don't need a custom build?
Then the document says so explicitly, and you pay the standard system's price instead of a larger number. That's a legitimate outcome of mapping, not a failure of it. The mapping is a product, not a sales call in disguise.
Is the monthly partnership mandatory?
No. You can take the system and maintain it yourself; the code and data are yours. It exists because a system nobody watches degrades, and I don't sell it on the first call. It's offered after the system is live and you already know what it's worth to you.
The price is known. The only question left is fit.
A 20-minute call. If the system isn't right for your business, you'll hear that on the call rather than after you've paid.
Free, no obligation.