KAIROS AI Systems — Assessment
Find your plan.
Answer 5 questions. Our departments name the one constraint holding your business back — and hand you the roadmap that fixes it: up to 3 levers, in order, over 90 days. If the numbers don't convince you, don't subscribe.
Takes about two minutes. No account, no sales call.
Your result
Prefer to talk it through?
Leave your number and Basel, the founder, calls you back personally — no AI outbound calls, ever.
How it works
Findings first. Subscription second.
Step 1
Discovery — $50, one-time
A 30-day sandbox where all 5 AI departments analyze your business. Zero system connections — nothing touches your live data.
Step 2
Your roadmap
One named constraint. Up to 3 levers, in the order to pull them, each with a finish line. Plus the dollar findings behind it: recoverable revenue and automatable hours, found in your business — not a demo, not a sales deck. The roadmap is yours to keep either way.
Step 3
Go live on your plan
If the numbers convince you, subscribe and the departments go live. Your $50 Discovery credits in full on your first paid invoice. Your Discovery context carries over — nothing starts from zero. At month three, we review the roadmap together and scale what works.
How much does KAIROS cost after Discovery?
It’s one meter for everything: $0.49 per completed task plus 10% only of money actually collected — no outcome, no charge. Or the same meter flat: Business is $500/month unlimited (fair use 2,000 tasks a month), and Managed is $2,000/month unlimited (fair use 7,500) with a human oversight layer. Starter is $50/month with 600 tasks included, department packs run $249–$349/month, and Custom starts at $4,900/month. Annual billing locks your rate for 12 months — Business $5,800/year, Managed $21,000/year. Every plan is month to month — no contract.
What does the assessment actually do?
Five questions about your team size, where work piles up, the hours it eats, and the tools you already pay for. Your answers point at the constraint — the one bottleneck we'd name in your Discovery — and match you to the departments and plan that fit. It's the same starting point our team uses on a first call.
Do I need an account to take it?
No. The assessment is public and takes about two minutes. You only create an account when you start Discovery.