Website, CRM & AI answering pricingA better business day. A clear way to begin.
A website that reflects your work. Enquiries that reach the right person. Less chasing across the business. Choose the change that matters now, with a clear price and a team to make it happen.
A client portal, quote workspace or internal tool built around your business. Delivered in accounts you control, with agreed source, documentation and handover.
From $5,000One-time project for a focused application or workflow
The purchase
A defined custom application your business owns.
After launch
Your team operates it, or you choose optional TQP care. Care and new features are scoped separately.
Separate costs
You pay hosting, database, AI, messaging and other required vendors directly. Larger systems receive their own quote.
Keep working while your AI receptionist answers approved questions, captures the request and books or hands off.
From $449/month, free setup, no contract
The AI Concierge System includes the listed call minutes, AI Business OS and an Essential Website while active. See the plans before adding separate software.
Looking for intake, reviews, platform software or the accounting offer?
Client intake & CRM
Booking questions, quote requests, customer records and follow-up, scoped around your business. Software access and implementation are different purchases.
Popular Solo + AI tools: US$299/month total (regular US$399). Solo Professional: US$199/month. Professional/Premium setup waived (US$3,300/US$5,500). Subscribe by December 31, 2026; Q4 setup offer.
This is the dedicated accounting client system. Its team pricing, included website and Q4 setup offer apply only to that offer.
Pay for deeper work on the offer, design, writing and proof. Connect the agreed enquiry or booking path to customer records, confirmations and standard follow-up.
Starts at $2,395One-time Smart build + $197/month standard connected plan.
The level follows how much your customer needs to understand before choosing you. Authority includes one useful buyer guide or decision resource.
Three paid projects. Compare the work and monthly plans.Smart, Conversion and Authority, with build prices, fit and scope.
The website should be as deep as the decision.
Starting website investments in USD. Build fees are one-time.
The decision
Smart Website
Conversion Website
Authority Website
Choose it when
You want a clear route from interest to an enquiry or booked appointment, with reminders handled for you.
Several kinds of buyer have to find the right service and take the right next step.
Expertise, reputation and search visibility decide which firm a serious buyer trusts.
The buyer is deciding
Can you help me, and how do I book or enquire?
Which service do I need, and am I a good fit?
Is this the firm I trust with something important?
What the depth adds
Focused sales copy and design, useful buyer answers and a primary enquiry or booking path connected to customer records, confirmations and reminders.
Custom design and sales copy for several services, clearer comparisons, proof where buyers need it, and enquiry questions that prepare your team for the conversation.
Deeper positioning, service and expertise content, a stronger presentation of your evidence, structured answers for search and AI discovery, plus one useful buyer guide or decision resource.
Monthly plan
$197/month for the standard connected setup, hosting and care.
$197/month for the standard connected setup, hosting and care.
$497/month recommended for the broader connected setup. Suitable existing software can be reviewed instead.
Consider another level
Choose Conversion for several service paths, or Authority when buyers need more expertise and evidence.
Choose Smart when one focused enquiry or booking path covers the job.
Choose Smart or Conversion when a focused explanation and booking path meet the need.
One-time build
Starts at $2,395
Starts at $4,995
Starts at $7,975
Included in a paid website build
The implementation described for that level: positioning and writing to the depth the level promises, design, build, the intake path, the technical search foundation, standard software configuration and a tested launch.
Separate from a paid website build
Recurring software and care, usage, advertising, photography you commission separately, content well beyond the level's scope, migration of large histories, and connections to other systems unless the proposal names them.
Why the price is a floor
A floor describes the simplest version of that level done properly. Your proposal starts there and moves only with the drivers on this page, each of which is written down so you can see why.
When a floor becomes a range
More services, more buyer paths, more proof to gather or more records to move all add real work. The proposal shows which of those apply to you instead of rounding the number up quietly.
Know the whole cost. Choose with confidence.
We put the work, the continuing responsibility and any separate costs on their own lines. Included allowances stay included.
Example proposal: Conversion Website
One-time build, monthly software, usage and provider costs separated
The line
How it is billed
One-timeConversion WebsiteStrategy, design, build, intake path and launch
Starts at $4,995
RecurringPlatform FoundationRecords, inbox, booking, reminders and reviews
From $197/mo
Billed by useCalls, texts and emailReported each month
By use
Separate providerPhone number and carrier registrationSet by the carriers
Separate
Published starting prices. The proposal confirms your scope, the final investment and the costs that apply.
The monthly price should explain who stays responsible.
Software access gives your team tools. Care keeps the agreed site or application looked after. A managed service adds a team responsible for running a defined customer journey.
They are different purchases. Your proposal says which you are buying and what happens after launch.
The platform included in Signature is part of its managed price.
AI Concierge plans already include AI Business OS and Essential Website while active.
Owned builds carry direct vendor bills and optional, separately scoped care.
Compare the first year, not just the headline price.Current standard examples for a website or AI Concierge plan, with the arithmetic shown.
Build or setup + twelve monthly payments.
These are budget comparisons in USD at current standard rates. They do not create a twelve-month commitment. Taxes, separate provider fees, optional work and usage outside the allowance are excluded.
Agency design, writing and build for up to 10 pages; hosting, SSL and the published care allowance.
Booking, CRM, custom integrations and larger changes are separate work.
Smart Website
A primary enquiry or booking path, customer records, confirmations and reminders, with the standard connected plan.
Usage, extra journeys and custom connections follow the written scope.
AI Receptionist Essential
600 call minutes each month, setup and ongoing care, plus AI Business OS, Essential Website and the owner app.
Carrier and registration fees remain separate. Extra minutes use approved prepaid packs. Custom integrations are scoped separately.
Alternative, one prepaid year: $4,490.
AI Receptionist Growth
1,200 call minutes each month, setup and ongoing care, plus AI Business OS, Essential Website and the owner app.
Carrier and registration fees remain separate. Extra minutes use approved prepaid packs. Custom integrations are scoped separately.
Alternative, one prepaid year: $7,890.
Website campaigns have their own terms. AI receptionist bonuses are already included. Do not add another website or AI Business OS subscription to those plans.
Use the parts of this guide that help you compare. You do not need to learn every term before a conversation with us.
What changes the setup, monthly responsibility and separate costs?The scope drivers, what is included, and what costs extra.
What changes implementation investment
Industry may change those inputs; it never acts as a hidden multiplier. Each driver names real work in your proposal.
The driver
Tends to stay simple
Moderate
Adds real work
Customer journeysHow many distinct buyer and customer paths must work, and where each one begins and ends.
One path, start to finish.
Two or three paths with different rules.
Many paths across services, teams or locations.
Locations, teams, and routingThe calendars, roles, permissions, departments, locations, exceptions and escalation paths involved.
One team and one calendar.
Several roles or calendars.
Multiple locations with their own routing and permissions.
Integrations and migrationThe systems, records, content, data movement, vendor coordination and cleanup required for launch.
Everything works inside one platform.
One existing tool connected, basic contacts moved.
Several systems connected and history moved from a retiring one.
Content and authorityThe positioning, proof, service information, decision support and machine-readable facts the experience needs.
Content exists and needs organising.
Content needs rewriting for new service paths.
Research, new proof and a body of expert answers.
Privacy and operating riskThe controls, testing, fallback, human review and reliability the context requires.
Low sensitivity; a mistake is cheap to fix.
Personal details that need careful handling.
Sensitive or regulated situations with human review built in.
Launch constraint and criticalityThe deadline, dependencies, continuity requirements and the consequence of a failed handoff.
Flexible timing, nothing depends on the date.
A season or campaign sets a target.
A fixed deadline with continuity that cannot slip.
Number of servicesHow many distinct services need their own explanation, questions and next step.
One core service.
A handful with different buyers.
Many services with different rules and people.
Proof and evidenceWhat must be gathered, verified and presented so claims are honest and persuasive.
Reviews and credentials already exist.
Case notes and examples need writing up.
Structured evidence across several services.
Workflow complexityHow many rules, branches, timers and exceptions the system follows after the first contact.
A confirmation and a reminder.
Follow-up with stop rules and an owner.
Branching follow-up, qualification and handoffs across teams.
What changes recurring investment
Website plans cover agreed hosting, care and tools. Managed services add continuing responsibility for a defined journey, not unlimited access to labor.
Operating responsibility
What TQP monitors, supports, changes, reports on, and remains accountable for after launch.
Support and incident ownership
The support window, response expectations, fallback, escalation, and incident coordination required.
Change volume
How often services, knowledge, routing, campaigns, journeys, or permissions need approved changes.
Monitoring and reporting
The signals, review cadence, exception visibility, and operational reporting needed to manage the system.
Continuing optimization
Whether TQP is maintaining a stable system or actively improving an agreed customer journey.
Know what is included and what costs extra
AI voice agent plans include their listed call minutes, normal texting and email, with prepaid top-ups for extra minutes. Carrier and registration fees remain separate. Other products have their own usage terms; your written scope names included allowances and any additional charges.
Phone numbers, calling, carrier, and registration
Voice plans include their listed call minutes. Phone number, carrier and applicable messaging registration fees are identified separately in your scope.
Messaging, email, and conversation consumption
Normal texting and email are included in AI voice agent plans. Other products may bill messaging and email by use; check the allowance in your scope.
AI model or agent consumption where applicable
Included AI voice minutes are covered by the plan. Additional AI jobs or consumption follow their own agreed scope and charges.
Payment processing
If customers pay through the system, the payment processor's own fees apply.
Advertising, media, print, and postage
Media spend and printing belong to those providers. Paid media management and ad spend are separate from the video products.
Client-owned software or subscriptions retained by the client
Tools you already pay for and keep stay on your own account.
Third-party services approved for a specific integration
If a connection needs another service, it is named and approved before it is used.
What does not, by itself, change the price
Your industry
Industry is context. It can change real inputs such as routing or risk, but it is never a hidden multiplier on the price.
The size of your company on its own
A large firm with one simple path can need less work than a small firm with complicated routing and several services.
Whether the request mentions AI
AI is priced by the job it does and the responsibility it carries, not by the label on the request.
Keeping software that already works
We assess useful existing tools before recommending replacement. Any connection or migration work is priced for the work involved, not for your choice to keep a tool.
Asking questions before you decide
The written proposal names implementation, recurring responsibility and usage treatment before any work begins, so you can compare and ask.
How should a proposal separate the charges?The six kinds of line, when they are billed and what changes them.
Every charge has a job and an owner
The line
What it pays for
When
What changes it
For example
One-timeImplementation
Strategy, design, writing, building, configuration, connections, testing and launch of the scope in your proposal.
Agreed before work begins and billed as the proposal sets out.
Only if the scope changes, and only after you approve the change.
A paid website project, Signature setup or a client-owned Custom Build. Essential website builds and entry AI receptionist setup are free.
RecurringSoftware and care
The connected software your team uses every day, and website hosting and care where TQP hosts the site.
Monthly, from the point the proposal names.
When you choose a different plan or add software the proposal did not include.
Platform Foundation for a TQP website, or the broader AI Business OS.
RecurringOperated responsibility
What TQP keeps doing after launch for an installed product: monitoring, repair, reviewing exceptions and improving the agreed path within scope.
Monthly, sometimes with an initial commitment period that the proposal states.
When the responsibility changes, such as more call paths, locations or processes.
An AI Receptionist or an Automation System that TQP operates.
Billed by useUsage
What the system actually consumes: calls, SMS and MMS, email, and AI model or agent consumption where it applies.
Billed separately where applicable, after any included plan allowance, with reporting you can see.
Month to month, with your volume. It rises when you are busy.
The texts your reminders send, or the calls handled under a Custom plan.
Separate providerSeparate providers and your own tools
Phone numbers, carrier and messaging registration, payment processing, advertising, print and postage, and software you already own and keep.
Paid to the provider directly or shown as its own separate line, as the proposal states.
When those providers change their prices, which neither of us controls.
Carrier registration so business texts deliver reliably, or your existing accounting software subscription.
Only if you askAdditional work
New work outside the agreed care and support: a campaign, a new service journey, custom workflow, location or strategy project.
Described and priced before it begins. Never added quietly.
It is a new decision every time.
Adding a second service line to intake, or a reactivation campaign next season.
1A starting floor. Your proposal confirms the exact scope and price before anything begins.
2The connected plan for paid TQP website projects. It keeps the everyday customer work connected without adding another administrative job.
3Varies with how busy you are. It is never folded into another line.
4Paid to or through the provider. We do not control these amounts.
What does this look like for a business like mine?Five teaching scenarios, with useful questions and costs to consider.
Solo professional
An independent bookkeeper whose referrals check the website before calling, and who wants booking without phone tag.
One-timeSmart Website System
Starts at $2,395
RecurringPlatform Foundation
From $197/mo
Billed by useReminder texts and email
By use
Why these lines
One service, one path and low volume. The job is credibility and an easy booking step, with reminders handled by the software.
What can wait
AI answering or custom workflows. There is not enough volume for them to earn their cost.
Worth asking
Ask whether the booking step fits how referrals actually arrive, and which reminder settings you can change yourself.
Teaching scenario using published starting points. Your proposal confirms the combination and final amounts.
Accounting firm
A multi-partner firm where prospects compare expertise, services differ, and partner time is expensive.
One-timeAuthority Website
Starts at $7,975
RecurringAI Business OS (recommended)
$497/month
Only if you askCustom intake rules beyond the agreed website setup
Scoped after review
Billed by useMessaging and email
By use
Why these lines
Trust is decided by expertise and proof, and qualification should happen before an enquiry reaches a partner.
What can wait
A Custom Build, until the intake rules show a standard setup cannot hold them.
Worth asking
Ask how each service line is qualified before a partner is involved, and how proof and expertise content will be maintained over time.
Teaching scenario using published starting points. Your proposal confirms the combination and final amounts.
Home-service company
A busy trade business losing jobs to calls that ring out during site visits and after closing.
One-timeAI Receptionist setup
Free setup
RecurringAI Receptionist, operated
Starts at $449/month
RecurringCall minutes (600 or 1,200 a month), with prepaid top-up packs if you need more
Included
Separate providerCarrier and registration fees set by third parties
At cost
Why these lines
The phone is where the work is lost. Coverage, booking and a clean handoff pay back before anything else changes.
What can wait
A website rebuild, if the current site already turns visitors into calls.
Worth asking
Ask which call types the receptionist books, which it routes to a person, and how after-hours emergencies are handled.
Teaching scenario using published starting points. Your proposal confirms the combination and final amounts.
Multi-location business
A clinic group with several locations, calendars and staff roles sharing one customer record.
One-timeImplementation across locations
Scoped after review
One-timeAI Business OS setup
Setup starts at $1,495
RecurringAI Business OS
$497/month
RecurringSupport and routing responsibility
Scoped after review
Billed by useMessaging, reminders and calls
By use
Why these lines
Locations, roles and routing are scope drivers. This is a software-and-implementation example, not an extra software bill on top of a Signature System. The proposal confirms which working model fits.
What can wait
A separate tool for each location. It multiplies the handoffs this business already struggles with.
Worth asking
Ask how routing, permissions and reporting differ by location, and who approves changes that affect every site.
Teaching scenario using published starting points. Your proposal confirms the combination and final amounts.
Client-owned application
Picture a firm that wants a quote approval workspace in its own accounts, with its own team operating it after launch.
One-timeA focused Custom Build
From $5,000
Separate providerHosting, database and other required vendors
Paid directly
Only if you askTQP care after handover
Separately scoped
Why these lines
The purchase is a defined application, agreed source, documentation and handover in client-controlled accounts. A complete operating system has its own scope.
What can wait
A managed system or extra software subscription by default. Decide what the application needs and who will look after it.
Worth asking
Ask which rules need custom logic, what is included in the handover and who will operate the application after launch.
Teaching scenario using published starting points. Your proposal confirms the combination and final amounts.
What do we each own, and what happens when things change?Operating responsibility, asset ownership, scope changes and the proposal boundary.
What TQP owns and what you own
Separate responsibility for doing the work from ownership of the application and accounts. The proposal names both. Client-owned Custom Builds include agreed source and handover; subscriptions follow their own terms.
TQP responsibility
Approved system architecture and implemented TQP scope
Testing, launch checks, and documented operating boundaries
Monitoring, support, reporting, and changes named in the proposal
Escalation and incident responsibilities explicitly assigned to TQP
Client responsibility
Business facts, professional judgment, and final approvals
Access to client-owned accounts, data, people, and existing vendors
Service delivery, sensitive exceptions, and human decisions kept with the team
Dependencies, feedback, and content supplied on the agreed timeline
What can change later
Move up a website level
Start with Essential if that meets the need. A later Smart, Conversion or Authority project is optional, with its own agreed build scope and monthly plan. It is not an automatic upgrade charge.
Change the software plan
Teams that outgrow Platform Foundation can move to the AI Business OS for broader software and standard automations.
Add an installed product
An AI Receptionist, Conversational AI System or Automation System can be added later with its own setup and recurring lines.
Add campaigns, pages or workflows
New work after launch is described and priced before it begins, and never bundled in automatically.
Usage moves with your volume
Usage lines change month to month. Reporting shows what drove them.
Initial commitments
Some installed products carry an initial commitment period. The proposal states it in plain terms before you agree.
Add a location or team
A new location, calendar or department adds routing, permissions and testing. It is scoped as an addition, and the existing locations keep running while it is prepared.
The proposal is the commercial boundary
Approved scope
The journeys, deliverables, exclusions, responsibilities and acceptance signals are written before work begins.
Assumptions and validity
The proposal names the information it relies on, how long the terms remain valid and what must happen before launch.
Ownership
Accounts, assets, data, access, documentation and post-launch responsibilities are explicitly assigned.
Change boundary
A material change is reviewed and approved before it alters delivery responsibility or commercial terms.
How the price conversation goes
1
The call
We talk through what you sell, the tools and handoffs you have, the journey that is breaking, volume and exceptions, what has been tried and who decides. Published starting prices give us a starting point; we confirm the work needed before quoting custom scope.
2
A written recommendation
You receive the starting path we suggest, the reasoning, and what we suggest you do not buy yet. Sometimes the recommendation is a smaller fix or no project.
3
The proposal
Every line is named: implementation, recurring software and responsibility, usage treatment, separate provider costs, assumptions, exclusions, ownership, validity and the change boundary.
4
Questions and adjustment
You compare it, ask about any line and choose whether to reduce scope. Removing a driver, such as a second location or a migration, visibly changes the number.
5
Approval, then work
Nothing starts until the proposal is approved. From then on, any material change follows the same written path.
How can I compare proposals and avoid paying for the wrong work?Eight questions, common waste, buying routes and a plain-English glossary.
How to compare any proposal, including ours
Which lines are one-time, which are recurring, and which are billed by use?
What exactly happens after launch, who does it, and how do we ask for help?
What is excluded, in writing?
Who owns the accounts, the data and the content if we stop working together?
How is a change requested, priced and approved?
Which usage costs will we see, and how are they reported?
What happens when an automated step fails, and who finds out?
Is there an initial commitment, and how long is it?
Where businesses usually waste money on systems
Software bought without setup
Capable tools that nobody configured end up as another login. The subscription runs every month while the missed calls and messy booking continue exactly as before.
Features paid for and never switched on
Many businesses already own reminders, review requests or a shared inbox inside software they pay for. The cheapest improvement is often turning on what is already there.
All-in retainers with undefined labour
A monthly fee that promises to handle everything rarely says what everything means. When the work is undefined, the most important task is usually the one that slips.
Custom builds for rare exceptions
Designing software around the unusual case costs more to build and to change. A standard configuration for the common case, with a person handling the rare one, is usually cheaper and calmer.
Rebuilding a website that already works
If your site already explains your services well and wins suitable enquiries, improve the next weak step first. Rebuild when better positioning, proof, service choices or booking would solve a real sales problem.
Buying for the tool instead of the handoff
A new product that does not close a specific handoff tends to add one. Every purchase should name the step it removes, the wait it shortens or the repetition it ends.
Standard product or scoped system
Buy the software yourself
You have the time to configure it, the judgment to make setup decisions, and no pressing deadline.
You own every configuration choice, every connection and every fix when something is set up wrong.
A TQP configured product
You want a proven setup installed correctly the first time, with a clear support boundary after launch.
The configuration follows a standard path. Business-specific exceptions are scoped separately.
A managed Signature System
Several customer steps need to work together, and you want TQP to keep the agreed system running.
The setup and monthly responsibility are defined in your proposal. The included platform is not charged twice.
A client-owned Custom Build
Your business needs a focused application in accounts you control, with agreed source and a proper handover.
You pay required vendors directly and choose your operating team or optional TQP care. New features have a separate scope.
Explore the operating layer
These product pages explain the work in its own context. They are not a cross-offer comparison or a ceiling for custom scope.
The lowest price for the simplest proper version of a standard product. It rises only with scope drivers the proposal names.
Implementation
The one-time work to design, build, configure, connect, test and launch what the proposal describes.
Recurring responsibility
What TQP keeps doing each month after launch: software, care, monitoring, repair and agreed improvement.
Usage
Consumption that moves with your volume, such as calls, texts, email and AI model time. Your plan states what is included and which top-ups or additional charges apply.
Separate provider costs
Amounts set by others, such as carriers, payment processors, advertising platforms and software you already own.
Initial commitment
A minimum period some installed products carry, stated in the proposal before you agree.
Scope change
Any material addition or change after approval. It is reviewed, priced and approved before it alters the work or the terms.
Acceptance signals
The observable results that show the agreed journey works, written into the proposal so launch is judged against something specific.
Proposal validity
How long the written terms remain open, and what information they rely on.
Standard configuration
The proven way a product is set up for most businesses. Business-specific rules beyond it are scoped separately rather than squeezed in.
Operated product
An installed product that TQP keeps running after launch, such as an AI Receptionist or an Automation System, with monitoring, repair and improvement inside the written scope.
Good questions. Clear answers.
The practical details before you choose. Ask us about any line you would like explained.
The agency design, writing and build are free, with up to 10 pages. The $99/month plan pays for fast hosting, SSL, website care and support with changes. There is no requirement to buy marketing or another product.
Why give away the website build?
Every small business deserves a good website and someone to look after it. We cover the build to make that easier. Some owners later choose us for marketing, AI or a larger website project, so earning your trust can lead to future work. That choice stays yours.
Why would I choose a paid website?
Choose Essential for a polished website that explains your business and makes it easy to contact you. Pay for a deeper sales job: Smart connects a primary enquiry or booking path, Conversion helps buyers choose between services, and Authority gives expertise and proof more room to persuade. These projects include agreed booking and follow-up setup, with a separate monthly plan.
Will I receive a price before work begins?
Yes. The approved proposal states implementation, recurring responsibility, separate usage treatment, assumptions, validity, and the agreed scope before work begins.
Why can the same type of system require different investment?
The difference comes from explicit journeys, locations, routing, integrations, migration, risk, criticality, support, and operating responsibility. Industry is context, not a hidden multiplier.
What happens if scope changes?
The written proposal defines the original boundary. A material change is reviewed, documented, and approved before it changes delivery responsibility or commercial terms.
Is the website price the whole cost?
Essential has no design or build fee; its monthly fee covers hosting, SSL and website care. Smart, Conversion and Authority have a one-time build price plus a separate monthly plan. The recommended Authority plan can be reviewed against suitable existing software. Applicable usage and custom work are shown separately.
Are calls and messages included in the monthly price?
AI voice agent plans include their listed call minutes, normal texting and email, with prepaid top-ups for extra minutes. Carrier and registration fees remain separate. Other products have their own usage terms; your written scope names included allowances and any additional charges.
Can I start with one product and add more later?
Yes. Most engagements start with the one change doing the most damage now. Later additions are scoped and priced on their own before they begin.
Can you work with our existing website or CRM instead of replacing it?
Often, yes. If a tool already does its job without daily friction, the proposal usually connects to it. Replacement is scoped when the tool itself is the constraint.
What is included after launch, specifically?
Whatever the proposal names: the monitoring, support window and change process for the products and customer journey you approved. Nothing continues informally beyond that.
What counts as additional work?
Work beyond your agreed care and support, such as a new campaign, a new service journey, custom automation or another location. Essential includes website care and support with changes; a larger new project is described and priced before it starts.
Who owns the accounts and data?
The proposal assigns accounts, assets, data, access and documentation explicitly. A client-owned Custom Build is delivered in accounts you control, with agreed source and handover. Managed and subscription services follow their own service terms. Your business facts, approvals and customer relationships stay with you.
Why publish starting prices at all?
Because a buyer deserves to know the order of magnitude before booking a conversation. Starting floors describe the simplest proper version of each standard product; the proposal explains any movement from there.
What is the difference between Signature Systems and Custom Builds?
Signature Systems start at $995/month, with setup from $5,000 and an initial 6-month commitment. TQP runs the agreed system, with required platform access included. Custom Builds start at $5,000 for a focused one-time project in client-controlled accounts. You pay vendors directly and choose optional care or your own operating team.
Is there a campaign price for the Essential Website?
The standard hosting and care price is $99/month. Approved founding-customer campaigns may show $49/month on the same Essential Website page. That rate follows its campaign terms and checkout. It does not change the standard offer or other products.
Can I just subscribe to the platform?
Platform Foundation is From $197/mo; available only with a TQP website. AI Business OS is $497/month; available standalone; implementation scope and usage remain separate. Software access and implementation are different purchases. Your quote identifies what TQP configures and supports; custom work and applicable usage remain separate.
What happens to costs if our volume drops?
Charges billed by use fall with your volume. A prepaid AI voice plan keeps its monthly price and included allowance; you can review the plan if your needs change. Recurring software and support continue at the agreed price until you change the plan or scope.
Can we lower the price by doing some of the work ourselves?
Sometimes. Supplying finished content, gathering proof, making decisions quickly or keeping a simpler scope all reduce real work, and the proposal shows the effect. What stays with TQP is anything we are responsible for testing and supporting afterward.
How is usage reported?
Reporting shows the activity relevant to your plan, including call minutes and messages. Included usage stays included. Prepaid voice top-ups and any separately billed carrier, registration or other usage charges follow the published plan or written scope.
Why does an operated product cost more each month than software alone?
Software alone gives your team access. An operated product adds responsibility: someone monitors the agreed path, repairs failures, reviews exceptions and improves it within scope. You are paying for that ongoing attention, not only for a login.
What should we budget for beyond TQP's lines?
Budget for any usage outside your included allowance, carrier and phone number fees, payment processing if you take payments, advertising you commission, and software you already own and keep. The proposal lists the costs that apply so included calls or messages are not counted twice.
Choose a useful first step. Leave room for what comes next.
Tell us where the business is going and what gets in the way. We will recommend the work that matters, explain the investment and tell you what can wait.
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