Three engagement formats, from a one-off assessment to an ongoing partnership, with stated investment ranges and explicit scope. The final price depends on real complexity, but you start the conversation already knowing the order of magnitude.
Each plan is independent. A natural sequence is to start with the Assessment, move on to Implementation and continue with an Ongoing Partnership, but nothing stops you from going straight to the plan that makes sense.
For those who need to decide where to start based on data, not intuition.
Duration: 1 to 2 weeks
For those who already know what they want to solve and need to deliver with measured ROI.
Duration: 4 to 8 weeks
For those who want to scale the platform without building an internal team of specialists.
Minimum contract: 3 months
Why ranges and not fixed prices? The variation within each plan reflects the real complexity of data, integrations and number of users. Before signing any contract, you receive a proposal with a fixed price within the range, based on real scope rather than a generic estimate.
The same criteria side by side, so you can decide without reviewing each card separately.
| Criterion | Assessment | Implementation | Partnership |
|---|---|---|---|
| Typical duration | 1 to 2 weeks | 4 to 8 weeks | Monthly recurring |
| Investment | R$ 4k to R$ 6k, one-off | R$ 20k to R$ 60k per project | R$ 4k to R$ 12k per month |
| Build deliverables | Not included | Up to 3 artifacts | Per monthly backlog |
| Training included | Not included | Up to 8 hours | On demand |
| Post-delivery support | Not included | 30-day warranty | Ongoing |
| Recommended for | Those who want to set the direction | Those who already have a defined scope | Those who want to scale without an internal team |
What managers tend to ask before signing a contract.
Two projects in the same category can vary 3× in effort depending on integrations, volume and the quality of existing data. Stating a range is honest; a published fixed price would be a guess or hidden padding. After the Assessment, you receive a fixed price within the range.
Assessment: 50% at kickoff, 50% on delivery. Implementation: 30% at kickoff, 40% at acceptance, 30% at handover. Ongoing Partnership: monthly payment by bank slip (boleto) or Pix. We issue a service invoice in all cases.
No. Power Platform and SharePoint licenses, Microsoft Fabric capacity and Azure consumption are the client’s responsibility. During the Assessment we tell you what covers your case: many apps and automations with standard connectors work with the Microsoft 365 licenses your company already has; Dataverse, RPA and premium connectors require a premium license, and data projects usually need Fabric capacity or Azure consumption.
Yes. Ongoing Partnership contracts with 12 months get a 10% discount and a guarantee of adjustment only by the IPCA index. Multiple implementations contracted together get a progressive discount of 5 to 15% depending on the package.
If you have not yet mapped your processes with clear ROI, start with the Assessment: it costs less than implementing the wrong thing. If you already have a mapped pain point and an internal sponsor, go straight to Implementation. An Ongoing Partnership makes sense from the third project onward.
Yes. After the minimum 3 months of contract, just give 30 days’ notice. All artifacts delivered during the contract remain with the client, including technical documentation and source code (where applicable).
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