Engagements
Start with a focused foundation, a production build, a company intelligence system, or ongoing optimization. Final scope follows the system complexity and evidence required.
Starting points
Published ranges are starting anchors, not fixed bids. The audit establishes dependencies, implementation risk, and the measurable result before final scope.
AI Visibility Foundation
Scoped after audit
focused foundation
Companies that need a clear discoverability baseline before investing in content or technical changes.
A prioritized implementation plan connecting search visibility, answer readiness, authority, and conversion.
Growth Systems Build
Focused starting pointFrom $3,500
one-time starting scope
Teams with one visible conversion or automation bottleneck that needs a production-ready fix.
A scoped build connecting demand capture, routing, follow-up, reporting, or another priority workflow.
Company Intelligence System
Custom scope
milestone-based
Organizations connecting approved documents, code, systems, and workflows to a permission-aware AI workspace.
A company-specific AI system designed around source access, user roles, citations, and measurable use.
Ongoing Optimization
From $6,000
per month
Teams operating multiple acquisition, automation, or AI workflows that need continuous ownership.
A measured operating cadence for improving visibility, conversion, reliability, and company-AI adoption.
The useful pricing question is not only “what does it cost?” It is also “what must be true for the system to create and preserve value?”
The existing entry points are a focused build starting at $3,500 and ongoing ownership starting at $6,000 per month. Discoverability and private company AI depend more heavily on source quality, access rules, content volume, and implementation complexity, so those are scoped after the audit.
Yes. Begin with the bottleneck that has the clearest business cost. The architecture should still account for how discovery, conversion, and operations connect later.
OfRoot maps the current system, ownership boundaries, measurable outcome, dependencies, and release risk before committing to the build plan.
A focused build can end with documentation and handoff, or continue through ongoing optimization when the system needs monitoring, iteration, and operational ownership.
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