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Pricing AIOS and who owns the IP
Hi, I potentially have a new client for an AIOS build but I am wondering how to structure the agreement out. I assume a hefty set up, can someone give me a ballpark range for that if there are multiple integrations, Telegram agent connection, role based tool access for employees, etc. And then what would roughly a monthly retainer cost? Businesses flinch at 3-5k so I was wondering if that is too high? It'd be shopify, Quickbooks and Telegram as the main integrations. As well as a full inventory system. Also who owns the IP for this build? It would be completely custom to him but I feel like if he owns the IP and see me as not as important down the road, he can move on and hire cheaper while maintaining his app. What are your thoughts?
Pricing
Hi there, I have a client that wants to set up an AI receptionist. The receptionist would have smarter features like forward a call if urgency is high, walk through 8-9 questions and then integrate it into their existing CRM. I was wondering what a good price point would be? He mentioned he could have just used a Jobber AI Receptionist but it wasn't very accurate. The jobber one would be way cheaper than what I would build for him, Im going to send a proposal but not sure on the price.
1 like • Feb 10
Yeah please that would be great. For my other clients, I have used the setup plus retainer model so I would probably stick with that instead of a higher pricing setup. He wants it so he doesnt miss calls while on the job, and saving one lead probably pays for itself
AI in the Trades
Hi all, I'm currently working on setting up an FSM system including AI Tools that I want to sell to companies in the trades sector, so plumbers, roofers, electricians, you name it. I'm working on adding an Agent for lead generation and 24/7 availability and customer service. I'm adding tools to photograph worksites that automate note-taking and gps-location verification for work performed, tools for periodic customer relations (for gardeners e.g. seasonal reminders), automated quotes and invoicing and more. I wanted to ask if anybody has had experience in selling these kinds of systems to the Trades sector, and if so, how you went about offering your services. I know in the area I live, tradesmen can be pessimistic of new technology. Any advice on approaching these small companies (1-5 employees) would be greatly appreciated, as well as advice on pricing for delivery and monthly maintenance. Sincere thanks, Max
1 like • Feb 9
I am in the same sector, the key is to build relationships and emphasize the time savings. They don't want to learn something new, they want whatever solution you create for them to make their lives easier
Leads
I have built a multi tenant SMS texting automation that allows trades businesses to create their invoicing, expenses and quotes via SMS. It also integrates with their existing accounting software . What are some recommendations for lead generation to get clients?
0 likes • Feb 4
I also want to get some opinions on how to price this
0 likes • Feb 5
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Helping trades and service businesses streamline their manual admin processes.

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