Connect your system to other services and to AI
Three to six documented connections, or an AI feature running inside what you already have — with control over what's being spent.
What's included
- 3 to 6 connections, documented for whoever uses them later
- Or one AI feature inside the system you already have
- Control over what's being spent, with a limit you set
- Error handling: what happens when the service on the other side goes down
- Documentation in a format other developers already know
- Code in your repository
Who it's for
- You already have a system and want to connect it to another service
- You want AI for a specific task: answering, classifying, summarising, extracting
- Another system needs to read from or send information to yours
When it's not the right fit
- You want to build a whole product around AI — that's a project, not a one-off delivery
- You need the screens too: here we deliver the part that connects, not the interface
- You're not yet sure what task the AI should do
What it costs and when it's ready
Connections or an AI feature
3 to 6 connections, or one AI feature in an existing system
$1,000 to $1,650
3 to 5 days
What moves the price
- How many connections, and how well documented the service on the other side is
- Whether the information is sensitive and needs extra care
- How much volume will pass through, which sets the monthly cost that stays with you
The figures above are a reference for the work described. Once we understand what you need, we send the exact quote within 24 hours, in writing.
How it works
- 1
We define what has to happen
Which information moves, in which direction, and what to do when the other side fails.
- 2
We build it with cost control from the start
With a usage limit you set, so there's no surprise on the provider's bill.
- 3
We hand it over documented
In a format any developer can read, in your repository.
Tools
Questions about this service
What does your system need to talk to?
Tell us what has to happen and get the fixed price.
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