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Direct pricing for buyers. Partner economics for advisors.

Start with a free pre-assessment starter. If you are an advisor, you set the client fee and UCF is priced beneath it according to our delivery role. If you buy directly, published starting prices apply to the workshop, sprint, and pilot handoff.

Starting prices

Pick the smallest offer that produces a decision.

Start here

Pre-assessment starter

Free

Advisors bringing one client or prospect

A first-pass company map in the company's own names, with illustrative AI directions and the gaps that decide a workshop.

  • First-pass map of offerings, workflows, assets, and commercial orbit
  • 2-3 illustrative AI-use-case directions tied to named company facts
  • Operational hypotheses and the evidence gaps that change a funding decision
  • Advisor-brandable working paper plus a client-ready brief
Email for a starter
Optional add-on

Discovery brief

Free

When outside-in market pressure shapes the decision

An outside-in, source-linked first read from public evidence — used when customer, channel, or competitor pressure is part of the call.

  • Dated public signals and likely priorities
  • Blind spots and questions for the first meeting
  • Hypotheses — not verified company facts
Generate a brief
Direct engagement

Validation workshop

From $3,000

PE operators or transformation leads buying directly from UCF

Ninety minutes on one company: review the starter, add internal evidence, run Analyze, and challenge the first shortlist.

  • Starter reviewed, bad assumptions corrected, and internal context added
  • Analyze run on reviewed evidence, with a ranked board and written score reasons
  • Evidence-gap agenda the next interview can close
  • A recommendation on whether a sprint is warranted
Scope a workshop
The engagement

Opportunity sprint

From $12,000

Direct buyers funding the first decision a sponsor must defend

Reviewed map, ranked portfolio, executive memo, and a funded next step.

  • Reviewed company map and ranked opportunity board
  • Quick wins, one strategic bet, and sequenced prerequisites
  • Executive memo a sponsor can challenge
  • Next-step plan: adoption sequencing or pilot scoping
Scope a sprint
After the sprint

Pilot handoff

From $25,000

When one ranked winner is ready to enter engineering

Dossier, eval plan, sandbox where evidence permits, and an owned starter scaffold for one winner.

  • Decision dossier and agent blueprint for the selected opportunity
  • Evaluation suite, pilot boundary, and readiness gates
  • Sandbox or replay proof where ticket/history evidence exists
  • Downloadable starter scaffold — not a live deployment
Scope a pilot handoff
After the first job

Advisor workspace

Quoted after the first paid job

Repeat assessments across clients or portfolio companies

Client workspaces and repeat assessments after the method has earned a place in the practice.

  • Reuse on subsequent clients after the first sprint
  • Shared evidence review and readout workflow
  • Quoted from actual usage — not a seat grid published in advance
Talk about reuse

Dollar amounts are direct-client starting prices for a single-company engagement — not advisor buy rates. Advisors set their own client fee; UCF partner pricing is quoted below that fee based on infrastructure and co-delivery scope. Portfolio and multi-client programs are also quoted.

Two ways to buy

Protect advisor margin. Keep direct pricing legible.

Principle 1

The first engagement is assisted. There is no checkout and no monthly starter plan.

Principle 2

The $3,000 workshop and $12,000 sprint are direct-client starting prices, not what an advisor pays UCF.

Principle 3

Advisors retain the client relationship and set their own fee; partner pricing reflects infrastructure and co-delivery scope.

Principle 4

You can run Foundry locally, in Docker, or in your environment. The map does not have to leave your network.

What this is not

  • Not a self-serve SaaS grid with Starter / Pro / Enterprise seats.
  • Not a free unlimited app with a vague 'contact us for pricing' wall behind it.
  • Not a direct-price offer that competes with an advisor's own client workshop.
  • Not a live deployment or a managed agent runtime. Paid work produces a defensible decision and, when useful, an owned handoff package your team deploys.

How a first conversation works

Bring one client, portfolio company, or internal mandate. Advisors tell us what they sell, what they charge, and where they want delivery leverage; direct buyers tell us which decision they need to defend. We then scope the smallest arrangement that preserves ownership and produces the decision.

Questions buyers ask

Resolve the practical concerns.

Is this a software subscription?

Not as the first purchase. An advisor can start with partner delivery for one client; a direct buyer can start with a workshop or sprint. Repeat-use advisor workspace terms are quoted from actual usage, not a published seat price.

Can I put this in a client proposal?

Yes. You set and own the client fee. The published $3,000 workshop is UCF's direct-client retail starting price, not your buy rate. Your UCF fee is quoted separately according to whether you need infrastructure, co-delivery, or both.

Does UCF take a fixed revenue share?

Not by default. Early partner pricing is scoped to UCF's delivery role and expected reuse. That may be a fixed engagement fee, co-delivery fee, or repeat-use arrangement; the goal is to preserve advisor margin and avoid competing for the same client fee.

Is there a self-serve checkout?

No. The optional public discovery brief is self-serve. The starter, partner arrangement, and direct paid work are scoped with a person so they match one company and one decision.

What about a PE portfolio or several clients at once?

Those are quoted. Published dollar amounts are direct starting prices for one company. A 3–5 company portfolio scan or a multi-client advisor program has a different shape — email us to scope it.

When does pilot handoff make sense?

After a sprint (or equivalent) when one ranked winner is funded and engineering needs a dossier, eval plan, sandbox proof where history exists, and an owned starter scaffold — not a live deployment inside Foundry.

Can we self-host?

Yes. The same server runs locally or in Docker, with documented Cloud Run, Fly.io, and Render paths. Optional authentication keeps saved models private. LLM keys stay server-side.

Keep following the decision

Start with one decision you need to defend.

Bring a client, a portfolio company, a transformation portfolio, or one AI bet. Choose the brief that matches your role.