Services and Rates

Fixed scope. Fixed price. Written down before we start.

Five ways to work with Aigeniy — from a two-day AI visibility snapshot to a monthly retainer. Prices are published here so the first call is about your system, not about the budget.

pricing
fixed price, published here, agreed in writing before the start
payment
USDT (TRC-20 or Polygon) · 50% to start, 50% on delivery
format
fixed scope · fixed term · async · founder-delivered
ownership
every artifact is committed to your repository

Every engagement

Price agreed before the startConstraints in writingArtifacts in your repository

Rate card

What it costs, before you ask.

Two service lines — production automation and AI-search visibility — and one retainer that covers both. Each item below is a complete engagement with its own deliverables and term.

01 · AI-search visibility

2–3 days

AI Visibility Snapshot

400 USD

fixed

How your brand and your pages show up in Perplexity, ChatGPT search and Google AI answers for the queries that matter to you — measured, not guessed. You see which sources the engines cite instead of you, and what to change first.

Best for: teams who want to know where they stand before spending on content.

Included

  • Query set agreed with you before the run
  • Answers captured with repeats, so noise is separated from signal
  • Map of the sources and competitors the engines cite
  • Ranked list of changes, delivered as a document in your repository

02 · Production automation

fixed term

Pipeline Reliability Audit

Quoted per pipeline

fixed before the start

A fixed-scope review of one production automation, LLM or data pipeline that turns “it seems to work” into a ranked, evidenced list of failure modes — with a fix, a test and an owner for each. The fee depends on the size of the pipeline and is fixed after a 30-minute call, before any work starts.

Best for: founders and agency CTOs running n8n, Make or custom automations in production without an engineer who owns them.

Included

  • Failure-mode map and evidence pack
  • Silent-fallback register and boundary contracts
  • Runnable harness for the nodes that change
  • AS-BUILT document in your repository

03 · AI-search visibility

30 days · 8–12 pages

Programmatic SEO Cluster

2,000 USD

fixed

One topic cluster built as a system, not as a batch of articles: a page template, a data layer, a validation gate that keeps every fact traceable to a source, and 8–12 published pages that both Google and AI engines can read and cite. Delivered on your stack — Next.js, WordPress or an API-first CMS.

Best for: companies with a topic they should own in search and no system to publish on it reliably.

Included

  • Cluster map and page templates
  • Source-validation gate before anything is published
  • Schema, internal linking and sitemap wiring
  • AS-BUILT so your team can extend the cluster without us

04 · Production automation

3 weeks

Content Pipeline — n8n + CMS

2,500 USD

fixed

An n8n pipeline that takes a brief to a published page without a human copy-paste — with a source-validation step, a review gate you control, and alerts that tell you when a run stopped, not only when it ran. Connected to your CMS, running in your n8n, exported to your repository.

Best for: teams publishing weekly who lose days to manual steps between draft and live.

Included

  • Workflow exports and configuration in your repository
  • Review gate and failure alerts you can see
  • Handover session and runbook for your team
  • AS-BUILT document

05 · Ongoing

three-month minimum

Retainer

1,500 USD / month

20 hours a week

For teams that need an engineer who owns their automation and AI-search layer without hiring one. Half a working week, every week: building, fixing, measuring, and writing down what changed. Invoiced at month end, due within five days.

Best for: companies that already have systems in production and need them kept honest and moving.

Included

  • 20 hours per week, planned with you weekly
  • One priority channel for questions and incidents
  • Written monthly summary of what shipped and what was left alone
  • Three-month minimum, then month to month

Prices are in US dollars and are the same for every client. A quote confirms the fit for your system after a 30-minute call; it does not change the published price of a fixed-scope item.

How engagements run

The rules are the same for every item on this page.

Read the full methodology

Price before work

Every engagement is a fixed price for a fixed scope. The scope, the term and the price are written down and agreed before the first hour is spent. If the scope grows, it becomes a second, separately priced engagement — never a surprise invoice.

Payment

USDT on TRC-20 or Polygon. Fixed-price work is 50% to start and 50% on delivery. The retainer is invoiced at month end and due within five days. An invoice is issued for every payment.

Constraints in writing

What is out of scope and which timelines cannot be promised — sandbox periods for new domains, publishing timelines on regulated topics, link building — are stated on the engagement document before the start, not discovered during it.

Ownership and NDA

You own every deliverable; each one is committed to a repository under your account. Client work is under NDA by default and is never named publicly. First-party projects are disclosed by name.

Outside my scope

What this page does not sell.

A short list, stated here so it never has to be discovered halfway through an engagement.

  • 01

    Crypto deposit and yield products, lending, staking and trading platforms. Aigeniy specialises in AI automation and AI-search visibility for businesses outside that category and does not take that work.

  • 02

    Link building, guaranteed rankings or guaranteed AI citations. What is delivered is a system and a measurement; what the engines do with it is reported, not promised.

  • 03

    Anything that works around a platform’s terms. Mechanisms are described and built by their result, within the rules of the platforms they touch.

  • 04

    Estimates without a call. A price is only quoted after a 30-minute conversation about the actual system — the published rates are the frame, the call confirms the fit.

FAQ

What people ask before they book.

Why are the prices public?

So the first call is about your system, not about the budget. A published rate card also keeps the work honest: the price is the price, and the scope is written to match it.

Can I start small and grow?

Yes, and that is the usual path. The AI Visibility Snapshot or the Pipeline Reliability Audit comes first; the cluster, the pipeline or the retainer follows only if the snapshot or audit shows a reason for it.

Is the 30-minute call free?

Yes. The call is free and carries no commitment. Every priced engagement on this page, including the snapshot, is paid work.

Can I pay by bank transfer or card?

Not at the moment. USDT on TRC-20 or Polygon is the only payment rail today. An invoice in USD is issued for every payment for your accounting.

What if the scope changes halfway?

The original scope is delivered at the original price. New work is written up as a separate, separately priced engagement. Nothing is added to an invoice that was not agreed before the start.

Do you work with agencies delivering to their own clients?

Yes. Agencies are a common fit for the audit and the retainer. Your client is never named by us, and the deliverables are committed to whichever repository you choose.

Where are you and when do you work?

Delivery is asynchronous. Written updates go out as work lands, and calls are scheduled across European and American hours.

Which stacks do you know?

n8n, Supabase and Postgres, Next.js on Vercel, WordPress, GitHub; OpenAI, Anthropic, Google and DeepSeek APIs; DataForSEO and similar data providers.

Start here

Thirty minutes about your system.

Bring the pipeline, the site or the question. You leave the call knowing which item on this page fits, or that none of them does — and that is a useful answer too.

Book a 30-min call

Free call, no commitment · or write to ceo@aigeniy.com