A price you know upfront
No surprise invoices at the end of the month. You know exactly what you'll pay before the work starts - and what you'll pay in March, July and December.
Your automation team.Tailored to your needs.
Pick how many hours of team work you need each month and how fast the team should respond when something stops working. The price shows up instantly - straight from the live rate card, no emails, no negotiations.
- No long-term lock-in
- Work guarantee included
- Change packages anytime
( 01 ) HOURS
How many team hours do you need each month?
Those hours cover everything the team actually does for you around automation - designing and building workflows, connecting tools and systems, keeping flows healthy with fixes, quality checks, calls and process refinement. Quick messages and emails don't count against your hours.
50h / month
25 h200+ h
→The most popular choice for 5-30-person companies. Enough hours to build new automations and keep what already runs in good shape.
( 02 ) SUPPORT
How fast should the team respond when something stops working?
Every package includes standard support at no extra cost. Pick a higher tier if downtime would hit your revenue directly - online store, payments, customer contact.
A subscription beats hourly billing.On numbers and on your nerves.
A guaranteed response time
Every package comes with clear response and fix windows - from 8 hours down to 2. You don't wait for a freelancer to “find a moment this week”.
A whole team, not one person
Automation and integration specialists plus a project manager. Someone's holiday won't stop your project - because you have a team, not a single freelancer.
An experienced automation specialist on payroll often costs ~20,000-25,000 PLN gross per month plus benefits, holidays, hardware and 3-6 months of hiring and onboarding. In the subscription you get a full automation team (workflows and integrations + PM), work guarantee and support - from 3,875 PLN net per month. No hiring risk. That's why this calculator exists: so you decide on numbers, not on promises.
Not sure yet what is worth taking off your plate?