Agent Launch is a one-time purchase: $2,500 for Bob or $5,000 for a custom role. The first month of Agent OS is included; we confirm any ongoing plan and separate usage costs before you pay.
Bob
Yours to keep
Training
Current memory
Delivered skills
Agent OS
Agreed managed services
Agreed data
Connections
Supported skills
The Launch price depends on the work required to reach the first agreed goal. Agent OS requirements depend on the data, connections and managed services that goal needs.
For a first catalog or commerce goal using Bob.
$2,500
Expert work
Up to 8 hours in total
The limit is shared across deployment, delivery of the first goal and training.
No payment yet. We confirm the Launch variant, included work, Agent OS dependency and any separate operating costs first.
Bob / catalog scope
Your first month of Agent OS is included. Continue only if your role needs it.
$300
per month when paid annually · $3,600 per year
Your required plan and capacity are confirmed before purchase.
At purchase
Agent Launch
One-time · $2,500 or $5,000
First month
Agent OS included
With every Launch
After the first month · your choice
Agent OS from $300 per month when paid annually
The first paid period begins after the first included month.
Included · Bob Agent Launch
If the first goal cannot be delivered within this scope, we will agree a larger scope and price before purchase.
Ongoing managed operation · Agent OS
Agent OS provides the managed business data, workflows, connections, shared skills, access controls and updates that an ongoing assignment may require.
It is priced separately from Agent Launch. We confirm whether it is required, which plan fits and what capacity is needed before you purchase Launch.
The entry plan is not an automatic fit for every assignment. The specific plan, capacity, connections and operating costs are confirmed before purchase.
AI provider usage, hosting, paid external services, standalone data access and additional expert work are separate unless the agreement explicitly includes them. AI Credits cover the Boost.space-managed features listed in the selected plan. They do not automatically cover every third-party service or ACT automation operation.
From first goal to ongoing role
Before purchase
Start with Bob or one custom role. Define the business problem, expected output and the decision the first month should support.
Before purchase
Before purchase, agree the baseline, acceptance criteria, available data, required connections, Agent OS dependency and the work that fits within the Launch limit.
Included first month
During the included first month, complete the agreed work, train your team and record the delivered output against the baseline.
After the first month
Review what was delivered and what changed. Then choose whether to continue Agent OS, expand the role through a separately scoped project, replace managed dependencies, or stop the managed service.
At the first-month review, measured results are reported separately from future opportunities.
The agent we deliver belongs to your company: its training, current memory, configuration and the custom skills built for your role. None of it is tied to a subscription.
Agent OS is the managed service that keeps the role running day to day: governed records, synchronization, maintained connections and updates. You choose the plan, and it is confirmed before you buy.
Dependencies are confirmed before you buy. We tell you which parts of the assignment rely on Agent OS and which external services its skills call, so nothing is hidden.
Your AI provider, hosting and paid external services are contracted separately unless the agreement explicitly includes them, so those choices stay with you.
Connect a supported account or API with the provider your business already trusts. We confirm the connection before launch.
Before you start
No. Agent Launch purchases a delivered agent and one bounded first goal. You keep the delivered agent after Launch.
The first month of Agent OS is included. Paid Agent OS operation begins afterwards only where the assignment depends on its managed services.
The fixed Launch price is designed for one clear first goal. Bob Agent Launch includes up to 8 hours of expert work. Custom Agent Launch includes up to 16 hours.
The limit is shared across deployment, delivery of the first goal and training. It is not a separate allowance for each activity. Work outside the agreed scope is priced separately before it begins.
No. Agent OS is required when the assignment uses managed data, workflows, connections, access controls or updates provided by Agent OS.
A self-contained assignment may work without it. We confirm the dependency before purchase rather than after Launch.
Ongoing catalog work usually depends on synchronized product data and managed execution. In that case, Bob continues on Agent OS after the included first month.
The exact plan depends on the data volume, connections, actions and capacity required by the selected skill.
We review the delivered work against the agreed baseline and acceptance criteria. You then choose whether to continue with Agent OS billing, expand the role through a separately scoped project, replace its managed dependencies, or stop the managed service.
It shows what was delivered, which agreed changes occurred and what can be measured against the baseline.
It does not guarantee positive ROI. Revenue impact, valued staff capacity, estimated opportunity and operational learning are reported separately so forecasts are not presented as delivered results.
The selected plan can include managed records, workflows, maintained connections, shared skills, access controls, updates and the stated monthly AI Credits.
The exact entitlement depends on the confirmed plan. AI Credits are not a universal allowance for third-party services, external data, hosting or ACT automation operations.
You keep the delivered agent, its training, current memory, configuration and delivered custom skills.
Access to managed records, synchronization, maintained connections, updates and subscription-dependent capabilities ends. Work that depends on those services cannot continue unchanged unless those dependencies are replaced.
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.
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 other applicable taxes.
We will confirm the Launch variant, included work, Agent OS dependency, capacity and any separate operating costs.
