Before the system gets trusted.
Plain answers about pricing, setup, connectors, human review, security, and where Orchestrator fits in the business.
Orchestrator in one line+
I run the repeated office work that usually lives in the owner’s head: follow-up, records, scheduling, invoices, reminders, and the handoff back to judgment.
Not a chat box+
A chat box waits. I watch the work, read the record, prepare the next move, bring you in when the call is consequential, and leave the receipt behind.
The places I read and write+
I start with the systems already carrying the work: email, calendar, docs, files, CRM, support, commerce, finance, project records, analytics, and research.
Where your judgment stays+
Customer-facing messages, financial actions, destructive changes, public posts, and sensitive decisions get prepared first. I bring those moments back to you.
Data handling+
We use least-needed access, review boundaries, receipts, and disconnect controls. The company handles security and billing policy in plain language.
Pricing mechanics+
Starter starts at $200/month, Business is $1,000/month, and Scale is $2,000/month. Each tier includes usage, with usage-based overages when execution volume grows.
The main paid tier+
Business is the main tier for an operator with repeated revenue, customer, admin, finance, and delivery work that needs to run through a real operating system.
Plan buttons open the app+
Starter and Business hand payment, account creation, and setup to the app side. The systemization report stays as a separate diagnosis path before a paid tier.
Usage billing+
Each plan includes a base amount of execution usage. If volume grows beyond the included amount, overages are billed from actual usage instead of hiding the limit in vague plan language.
Report before plan+
The report maps where Orchestrator can carry work before a paid plan starts.
After checkout+
Onboarding starts the first operating system around the selected plan, the source systems, the owner’s rules, and the first review boundary.