PKR 4,500 a month, for 2,000 questions.
One credit is one question the assistant answers from your documents. Two thousand credits is about eighty questions every working day for a month.
Loading your documents in costs nothing. You pay for answers, not for storage.
About $16 a month at today’s rate. Billed monthly, in rupees, exclusive of tax. Stop whenever you want.
What the 4,500 buys.
| Credits each month | 2,000 |
| One credit | one answered question |
| Across a 25-day month | about 80 questions a day |
| Documents you can load in | as many as you have, free |
| Re-indexing a document you changed | free |
| Your industry pack | included |
| Setting it up | we do it with you, on a call |
A follow-up is a new question and costs a credit. Reading an answer you already have costs nothing, however many times you open it.
Putting documents in costs nothing.
Upload a hundred costing sheets or ten thousand. Index them, replace them when the prices change, index them again. None of it touches your credits. The only thing that spends a credit is an answer.
So there is no month where the bill goes up because you finally uploaded the 2019 folder, and no reason to decide in advance which documents are worth the money. Put everything in. That is how it gets good.
One credit, in full.
Calculate shipping for 50 hoodies to the USA
$430.86 using Via NL DDP, on a chargeable weight of 43 kg.
1 credit
Your balance is on your monthly invoice today. A running counter inside the assistant is in build.
When the credits run out.
Nothing is cut off mid-conversation. The assistant tells you the month’s credits are finished and offers a top-up. Nothing is ever billed without being asked for.
| Top-up | PKR 500 for 200 credits |
| Which works out at | PKR 2.50 a question |
| Credits you didn't use | carry into the next month |
| And then | expire at the end of it |
A top-up is slightly dearer per question than the plan, and that is deliberate: it should always be cheaper to be on the right plan than to keep topping up. If you are topping up every month, tell us. That is a conversation about a bigger plan, not a bigger bill.
Export work is seasonal, so a month you paid for and did not use should not simply disappear. Keeping the carry-over to a single month is what stops it becoming a year of hoarded credits landing in one week.
If one plan doesn’t fit.
Price on application.
Some businesses ask far more than two thousand questions a month, or need us working inside their systems rather than beside them. That is priced per business, after we have seen what you actually have.
Named onboarding
We do the connecting ourselves: your documents, and Drive, WhatsApp and email as each connector lands. You do not hand this to your IT person.
A pack written for you
Vocabulary, calculators and compliance rules for your product line, rather than the nearest generic pack.
Volume credits
Priced on the number of questions you actually ask, instead of a tier you grow out of in March.
An agreed response time
In writing, with what happens if we miss it.
The Drive, WhatsApp and email connectors are specified and in build. Documents work today. We will tell you which is which before you sign anything, not after.
Both plans start the same way.
There is no sign-up form. We sit down with you, look at what documents you have, and connect them ourselves. A factory does not have a week spare for self-serve onboarding, and pretending otherwise wastes everybody’s.