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Pricing: enterprise AI services

Every engagement has a fixed scope, a group size and a length, and is priced in a written proposal before work starts. Platform licences are priced by their vendors, separately from our work.

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In short

Solorai works in ten formats, from a half-day executive briefing to a company-wide Claude Enterprise rollout. Each one is priced in a written proposal that sets out the scope, the fees and the terms, and work starts only when both sides sign it or accept it in writing.

Licences for Claude, Microsoft 365 Copilot, Gemini Enterprise or ChatGPT are priced by Anthropic, Microsoft, Google and OpenAI, and are not part of our fees.

How is the price set?

Each engagement is priced in a written proposal. It sets out what we will deliver, the people and departments involved, the systems to connect, the timing, our fees and the terms. A service starts only when both parties sign a written agreement or accept the proposal.

The formats keep the scope clear. Each has a defined group size and length, so you know what you are buying before you compare proposals.

The ten formats

The formats in the Start group are designed as a first step. Claude Enterprise formats follow one another, from Foundations to monthly adoption and governance. See every format in detail.

FormatForLengthWhat you get
Executive briefingUp to 15 executivesHalf a dayA half-day session for your leadership team.
AI readiness assessmentYour companyAbout 2 weeksAn analysis of your use cases and the data available for them, ending with a plan and its costs.
FoundationsUp to 50 peopleAbout 3 weeksSingle sign-on, roles, data policies, connectors, a library of skills and basic training.
Rollout51 to 250 people6 to 8 weeksRollout department by department, with governance and adoption measured at 90 days.
ScaleOver 250 peopleScoped on requestRollout across larger organisations and several countries.
Adoption and governanceYour companyMonthlyNew skills and connectors, usage reports and monthly updates to your AI policies.
Team intensiveUp to 20 people2 daysHands-on training on the department’s real workflows.
AI Act starterEU companiesAbout 4 weeksInventory of your AI systems, risk classification, an internal AI policy and AI literacy measures for staff. Legal opinions are not included.
AI agent pilotWith a technical partner6 to 8 weeksOne agent on one workflow, taken into production.
Voice AI receptionistSmaller businesses2 to 4 weeksA phone agent that answers calls, takes bookings and hands over to a person.

What the platforms cost

Most clients also buy licences for an AI platform. These are list prices from the vendors’ own pages, for comparison only. They change often, and some include promotions or usage charges.

List prices in US dollars from the vendors’ pages, checked November 2026, excluding taxes.
PlatformPlan for teamsEnterprise plan
ClaudeTeam: US$20 Standard or US$100 Premium per seat per month, billed annually, for 2 to 150 peopleEnterprise: US$20 per seat per month, billed annually, plus usage at API rates. 20 seat minimum
Microsoft 365 CopilotCopilot Business: US$21 per user per month, billed annually, on a Microsoft 365 business planMicrosoft 365 Copilot: US$30 per user per month, billed annually, on a Microsoft 365 plan
Gemini EnterpriseBusiness edition: from US$21 per seat per monthStandard and Plus editions: from US$30 per seat per month
ChatGPTBusiness: US$20 per user per month, billed annually, or US$25 monthlyEnterprise: not published, quoted by OpenAI’s sales team

For the full comparison of plans, admin controls and data protection, see Compare enterprise AI platforms.

How to get a proposal

  1. Write to us through the contact form or by email. A solution architect replies within one business day.
  2. A 30-minute briefing by video, on your goals, your data and your timing.
  3. A written proposal with scope, phases and price. Work starts only when both sides agree in writing.

FAQ

Questions about pricing

How are Solorai’s prices set?

Every engagement is priced in a written proposal that sets out scope, fees and terms, after a 30-minute briefing on your goals, data and timing.

Are platform licences included?

No. Licences for Claude, Microsoft 365 Copilot, Gemini Enterprise or ChatGPT are priced by their vendors and are separate from the price of our work.

When does the work start?

Only when both parties sign a written agreement or accept the proposal.

How long does a Claude Enterprise rollout take?

Foundations take about 3 weeks for up to 50 people, and the rollout 6 to 8 weeks for 51 to 250 people. Larger organisations and several countries are scoped on request.

Where should we start?

With a format from the Start group: an AI readiness assessment of about 2 weeks, or a half-day executive briefing for your leadership team.

Get a proposal for your scope. Start with a 30-minute briefing.

Tell us about your company and your goals. We will reply with a clear next step.