Proposed launch pricing

Scope before price. No invented packages.

Brainfish AI is pre-release and does not accept payments or subscriptions. The reference product publishes no price list and quotes case by case, so our launch baseline follows the same principle.

Scoping first

Workflow discovery

Map one operational decision, its systems, rules, owners, and approval path. We confirm scope and terms before any data access.

  • Workflow and system inventory
  • Decision and exception map
  • Pilot recommendation
  • No production connection
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Custom proposal

Controlled pilot

A separately agreed evaluation using a defined workflow, selected sources, and limited permissions.

  • Read-only or approval-gated start
  • Fictional/sample rehearsal first
  • Defined access and data terms
  • Acceptance and exit criteria
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Custom proposal

Enterprise rollout

A future expansion after a successful pilot, subject to product readiness and a separate commercial agreement.

  • Additional workflows and teams
  • Role and approval design
  • Integration-specific scope
  • Operational review cadence
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What a proposal will make explicit

Currency, billing cadence, implementation work, included systems, usage assumptions, limits, support, change control, data handling, and any third-party costs. None is confirmed until written into a pilot proposal.

Pricing questions

Pre-release means no checkout.

Can we buy Brainfish AI today?

Does a request lock in a price?

Are there usage quotas or add-ons?