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Transparent project scope

The real price includes more than a model licence

A reliable estimate begins with users, data volume, integrations, hardware and expected support—not with a generic token price.

Direct answer

GriotAI is scoped from the number of users and the deployment context. Hardware, data preparation, connectors, migration and support are separated so that the customer can see which costs are one-off, recurring or dependent on usage.

The six cost components

Licence

The right to use and update GriotAI for the agreed team and environment.

Hardware

Existing or dedicated equipment sized from measured corpus and workload needs.

Data preparation

Cleaning, ownership, access rules and removal of obsolete versions.

Integrations

Microsoft 365, Odoo or other systems, including account and permission setup.

Deployment

Installation, security configuration, tests and initial user training.

Operations

Monitoring, backups, updates, evaluation and support over time.

How to obtain a meaningful estimate

Avoid false precision

A public price without corpus size, hardware, integration effort or service level can be misleading. The estimate should record its assumptions and identify which elements can change.

The cost page therefore explains the structure rather than inventing a universal figure. A proposal follows a short technical and business scoping step.

Frequently asked questions

Is hardware always included?

No. Existing equipment may be suitable, or dedicated hardware may be recommended after measurement. The proposal should state this explicitly.

Can the project begin with a pilot?

Yes. A bounded pilot is the preferred way to validate sources, performance and business value before expanding the scope.

Continue exploring

Start with one measurable process

Choose one use case, a controlled document set and a result that your team can verify.

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