Commonhouse pricing is three public numbers: a $1,000 workflow diagnostic, a First Workflow Install from $15,000, and a Full OS Install from $45,000. Support after an install is priced against the build. Every install price is a starting price, and the audit fee comes off the build.
Free, 15 minutes. We confirm fit and scheduling before any payment.
A price that only lists what is included is a brochure. Each of these carries both columns, so you can see the edges before you pay for anything.
A paid workflow diagnostic. It maps one job, the tools and files it runs through, the risks, and what to build first. Comes off an approved install. The audit has its own page.
Best fit: you need a clear starting point before building anything.
One job, built and handed over: the files it reads, the build wired into your tools, the places a person checks it, and the keys in your name at the end.
Best fit: one repeated job is costing you delays, quality, or risk.
The wider layer: three to five jobs on shared files, review by role, training for the people who run it, and the same keys-in-your-name ending.
Best fit: several teams or jobs need one coordinated build.
You can run what we build without us, and the written instructions are part of every install. If you would rather we kept it running, support is priced against your build, because the right number depends on what got built.
Upkeep, checking, fixes, and somewhere to send questions. New builds are always quoted separately, so support stays support and never becomes a surprise retainer.
From $15,000 is not a quote, it is where the arithmetic starts. Four things change the number, and all four are visible before you commit:
The number you get after the audit is in writing before anyone starts building. See how a build runs, or what it looks like inside an agency.
$1,000 to find out exactly what the $15,000 should buy. Build, and it comes off the bill. Decide not to build, and we refund it. Either way you keep the worksheet, and you learned where the leak is for nothing.
At Commonhouse, AI automation starts at $1,000 for a paid workflow diagnostic, a First Workflow Install runs from $15,000, and a Full OS Install from $45,000. The diagnostic fee comes off the build. Across the market the honest answer is that cost follows complexity: what gets built, what it connects to, and what access it needs.
The audit is fixed at $1,000. Installs and support are starting points, and the final number is in writing after the audit, before anyone builds. What gets built, what it connects to, what access it needs, and how complex the rules are all move it.
The public menu is what is on this page: the audit, the First Workflow Install, and the Full OS Install. If budget is the constraint, say so on the fit call and we will tell you honestly whether a smaller first job gets you there.
Yes. The $1,000 comes off an approved install, exactly as the arithmetic at the top of this page shows: from $15,000 becomes from $14,000. And if you decide not to build at all, the $1,000 is refunded.
You hold the keys: accounts, files, logins, and written instructions a person can read. Run it yourself, or have us keep it running with support priced against your build. New builds are always quoted separately.