How pricing works here
No price list.
On purpose.
Every project is scoped after a real conversation
A small automation pilot and a full AI platform need different scope, team size and timeline. So we don't pretend one price fits both. We understand your workflow first, and that's what keeps the pricing clear.
Start with a free discovery call. By the end, you'll know whether AI fits your problem, what a first engagement could look like and what budget range makes sense.
Starting prices
Typical
starting points
Rough starting prices in USD. Your final price can be lower or higher depending on what you need, and we confirm it on a quick call.
Automation workflow
from $800
CRM syncs, approvals, reports, lead routing.
AI agent or chatbot
from $1,000
One real workflow, working and tested.
SaaS MVP, web or mobile app
from $3,000
Login, dashboard, admin panel and billing.
Cloud and DevOps infrastructure setup
from $600
Deployments, monitoring and cost review.
Monthly support
from $500
Fixes, tuning and small improvements.
White-label developers
from $15
Engineers working under your brand.
Starting prices only. Bigger or more complex projects cost more, smaller ones can cost less.
What decides the price
Every project
is different
Some projects cost less, some cost more. We don't guess a number from a form, so we ask you a few questions first and give you a clear quote.
Scope
A single workflow costs less than a full product. More features means a higher price.
Complexity
Integrations, AI models, payments and security needs can move the price up or down.
Timeline
Flexible timelines can cost less. Tight deadlines can cost more.
Team size
One developer or a full squad. You only pay for the capacity you use.
Engagement type
Fixed project, hourly, monthly retainer or white-label capacity.
Ongoing support
Launch only, or continued tuning and support after go-live.
Want to know what your project would cost? Book a 30 minute call.
What the discovery call covers
30 minutes.
Practical next steps.
No pressure. If it's not a fit, you still leave with useful notes.
- /001/What the workflow looks like today: tools, people, and friction points.
- /002/Where AI or automation can realistically save time, and where it cannot.
- /003/The best first engagement: pilot, full build, or ongoing support.
- /004/A clear answer on cost, timeline, and whether Techyst is the right fit.
FAQs
Money
questions
The awkward ones, answered before you have to ask.
Depends on the thing. We always start with a small, clearly priced first build, so you're never betting the whole budget on a guess. Bigger stuff comes after you've seen it work.
You'll usually see something clickable within a couple of weeks. A focused first version tends to land in about two months.
No. Scope and price are agreed up front, before any work starts.
Then we'll tell you on the discovery call. You still leave with useful notes.
Outcomes
What you
walk away with
Clear from day one, and it stays that way.
Your move
Get a real
number
Thirty minutes, and you'll know what a first build would cost and how long it'd take.