Pricing
Start with a pilot. Stay month to month.
New clients begin with one pilot project that proves the value on their own brand. After that, work moves to a month-to-month plan. Final scope and price are confirmed after a short discovery call.
Pilot projects start at $1,500 USD.
How it works
Two steps
1. Pilot project
Every new client starts with one scoped pilot build. It builds trust and shows the value on your own brand, with your approved inputs and a human approval gate. Scope and price are set after a short discovery call.2. Month-to-month work
If the pilot proves its value, we move to recurring work, billed month to month. We run, extend, and improve the system with your team.
Monthly plans
Pick the plan that fits your volume
Starter
Keep one proven workflow running.
- One workflow from your pilot, operated every month
- A defined monthly capacity of batches
- Human approval gate on every batch
- Operator training
- Most chosen
Core
The full system, run and improved with you.
- The Creative Production System around your brand
- Several workflows in one library
- Monitoring, model updates, and monthly optimization
- Human approval gate on every batch
- Operator training
Full stack
The system plus publishing engines.
- Everything in Core
- LinkedIn OS, AI video editor system, or Avatar Engine, as you need
- Usage reporting and minor improvements each month
- Human approval gate on every batch
- Operator training
Every plan
What never changes
A human approves every batch
No plan removes the approval gate.Approved inputs only
Systems start from your approved images, brand rules, and briefs.Your team owns it
The goal is a capability your team runs after the engagement.Month to month
After the pilot, work is recurring and billed monthly.
FAQ
Pricing questions
What is the average starting price?
A pilot project is a paid proof engagement, not a free sample. Pilot projects start at $1,500 USD. Scope and final price are set in writing after a short discovery call.Why start with a pilot project?
A pilot proves one recurring production task on your real inputs before you commit to more. You see the output, the approval loop, and the value on your own brand first.What is included in a pilot?
One defined workflow, one brand, one product or campaign, one approval loop, a short delivery window, and a written recommendation for the next step.How long does a pilot take?
A pilot has a short delivery window that is agreed during discovery. The exact timeline depends on the workflow and on how quickly approved inputs arrive.What happens after the pilot?
If the pilot proves its value, the work moves to a month-to-month plan. The system is installed around your brand and approval process, your operators are trained, and InfuseLab keeps it running with monitoring, model updates, and monthly optimization.Who owns the system?
Your team owns it. The goal is a capability your team runs, with one person who owns the system and one who approves its output.
Not sure which plan fits?
Bring one recurring production bottleneck and your monthly volume. You leave with a fit decision.
By Alex Tanoa · Updated