Production-grade automation for small businesses (5–50 people): error handling, alerting, documentation and monitoring built in — not just a JSON file handed over the fence.
Get a free audit LoomSee pricingStart free, pay only when you see the value, and every build comes with a maintenance plan from go-live.
Fixed-scope pricing in three tiers. Payment: 50% deposit, 50% on delivery.
Optional add-ons: extra workflow packages, AI agent add-ons, quarterly re-audit. Ask for details.
Hosting and third-party usage (n8n hosting, API/LLM usage) are billed to you at cost and agreed up front — typically about $5–20/month for hosting.
Automations are infrastructure. We monitor and maintain them so they keep paying off after launch. Work beyond your plan's hours is $100/hour, only with your written approval.
Three reference builds that show our production standard. These are studio-built demonstrations on sample data, not client projects. Each has an error-alert branch and a written runbook.
A new lead comes in, gets enriched and lands in the CRM, and an alert is raised for the right person (in client builds this goes to your Slack or email; the demo records alerts to a log). Failed API calls retry automatically; anything that still fails goes down an error path and alerts a human instead of silently dropping the lead.
Incoming messages are classified by an LLM and routed to the right queue or owner. If the AI is unavailable or its answer is invalid, a rules-based fallback takes over, and anything uncertain goes to a human review queue, so the AI speeds things up without becoming a single point of failure.
A scheduled workflow probes the services an automation depends on (the demo checks public status endpoints and the n8n instance itself), classifies each as up, degraded or down, and produces a plain-language summary. It is the same idea as the monthly report in our retainers.
Tell us which tools you use and what eats your team's time. We'll reply with a short video showing what we'd automate first.
Studio prices are in USD. Scope and pricing are confirmed in writing before any work begins.