Pilot partnerships

We take on a small number of organisations at a time so each pilot gets real attention. Scope and duration are clear from the start; pricing is private because every engagement is scoped to the problem — not because we want to be difficult. Knowledge-service teams get a written offer letter. Enterprise and regulated verticals (including operations planning) are scoped separately. We are happy to talk.

What a pilot covers

Concrete deliverables on paper from day one — so both sides know what success looks like.

Seeded workspace

Trainer- or firm-shaped seed — client places, one process, one course or site path, sample data.

One process live

Human-and-agent process configured and run on seed data or yours.

One course or site live

A published business output — training artefact or web presence.

Governed agent path

Session grant, Ask write path (in-product AI under policy), optional MCP recipe for bring-your-agent demos.

Workshop hours and check-ins

Agreed workshop budget and weekly check-ins for about three months — enough to land, not an open ticket forever.

Room for few partners

A handful of active pilots at a time. That is how we keep delivery sharp and relationships real.

Aipokit workspace
After the pilot

Subscription if it fits

If the pilot works, the room stays open: hosted subscription is quoted privately. First months may credit part of the pilot fee when you continue. If you stop, you keep export and ownership of your files. Self-host and regulated verticals are separate conversations.

Because the right number depends on the problem, the industry, and how much capacity we still have. When it looks like a fit, you get a short written one-pager — what is in, what is out, and a clear figure — in a private letter.
Knowledge-service teams and firms that already run client processes or training delivery, and that can put people and a real case on the table for about three months. We prefer depth over volume.
No. Seminars such as Agentic AI for companies are one way in. Aipokit is the workplace the firm then runs itself — software for operations, not a workshop that packs up.
Aipokit for operations planning is a vertical product line on the platform for regulated operations planning — not a definition of the platform itself. See operations planning.
Yes. Self-managed deployments belong in the enterprise conversation — residency, isolation, federation. We can start with a partnership letter either way.
You do. Exportable files and account isolation are part of how the product is built.

Start with a conversation.

Tell us who you train, advise, or operate with. We will be honest about fit — and glad to hear from you either way.

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