PRICING
Agent Launch is a one-time purchase—not a setup fee that requires an ongoing Agent OS subscription. Agent OS is a separate monthly plan for managed capabilities and the agents that follow.
ONE-TIME · YOUR AGENT TO KEEP
Choose one catalog goal with our team. We launch Bob to prove positive ROI in 4 weeks, then review the result together.
$2500
one-time
Includes the first month of Agent OS.
Included: first assignment and baseline; training and a working workflow; scoped Agent OS services for the first month; ROI review and team handover.
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The monthly plan adds managed data, workflows, maintained connections, shared skills, access controls and ongoing updates.
Monthly price
$300
Required where the assignment uses these managed services—from the first agent onward.
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The delivered agent. Its training. Current memory. Configuration. Delivered custom skills.
You keep these even if you do not continue Agent OS. No Agent OS subscription is required to retain them or run the agent itself.
The managed product database, synchronization, connections and updates are separate services. Work that relies on them needs an active Agent OS plan or replacement services. Keeping a skill does not include lifetime access to the services it calls.
Connect a supported account or API with the provider your business already trusts. We confirm the connection before launch. AI usage, hosting and paid external services are separate unless your agreement includes them.
AI Credits cover the Boost.space-managed features listed in your plan—not every third-party service the agent could use. External data access is scoped and priced separately where applicable.
Yes. The delivered agent, its training, current memory, configuration and custom skills stay yours. There is no recurring Boost.space fee simply to retain and run the agent itself. The AI provider, infrastructure and any managed services its assignment uses are not lifetime-included.
Yes, for ongoing catalog work using our managed product database. Dynamic pricing is one example: it uses synchronized product data and managed execution. We confirm the required plan, data scope and monthly cost before payment.
We review the result and ROI together. You decide whether to continue the Agent OS plan already scoped before launch. Continuing database-backed catalog work requires those services. You can also expand the assignment or add another role on the same foundation.
You keep the delivered agent and its training, current memory, configuration and custom skills. Self-contained work can continue. Access to managed records, synchronization, connections, updates and subscription-dependent capabilities ends. Work relying on those services cannot continue unchanged; replace its dependencies to run it independently.
The agent’s current memory stays with it. Product and company records in the managed Boost.space database are separate. Export or move the records you need as part of offboarding. Access to the managed database ends with the service; your agent’s memory is not a replacement for that database.
The agreed economic benefit from the first assignment exceeds the relevant launch and operating costs over the agreed 4-week measurement period. We define the baseline and measurement method before starting. Revenue, valued staff capacity and longer-term opportunity are reported separately; forecast catalog potential is not counted as a result already delivered.
Yes. Both are components of Agent OS and can also be purchased separately. We quote standalone scope separately; these tables cover Agent Launch and the complete Agent OS. A self-contained assignment may not need the complete Agent OS. That depends on its services—not the number of agents.
No. Prices exclude VAT and applicable taxes.