Day Pass
$29 to $99
One active day
Use it when one active day can finish useful work. The role and available time set the boundary; the Day Pass is not a per-task meter.
Example: ZEFA, $99 for a 13-week cash view.
Choose the role first, then the hiring length. Every production fidelic agent has a Day Pass, a seven-day Sprint, and a Monthly Retainer with the work and limits stated before checkout.
Exact rates depend on the role. No demo request, custom quote, or sales call.
$29 to $99
One active day
Use it when one active day can finish useful work. The role and available time set the boundary; the Day Pass is not a per-task meter.
Example: ZEFA, $99 for a 13-week cash view.
$149 to $299
One seven-day project
Use it when connected work products share one finish line, such as a launch, audit, cleanup, renewal, or decision package.
Example: SADIE, $149 for one recorded episode through handoff.
$499 to $1,399
A function kept current
Use it when a queue, forecast, calendar, register, or production record must stay current as requests arrive and facts change.
Open an agent to inspect its work and limits. Select a price to carry that role and hiring length into the start portal.
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Executive operations chief of staff
First: A priorities and decisions brief.
Business insurance & risk manager
First: An exposure and coverage-change brief.
Procurement & vendor manager
First: A vendor and renewal map.
People operations manager
First: A people-operations map.
Legal & compliance operations
First: A 12-month compliance map.
IP portfolio & commercialization manager
First: An IP portfolio snapshot.
Finance & revenue operations
First: A 13-week cash view.
Ecommerce operations
First: A storefront operations audit.
AI SEO strategist
First: A search, Maps, and AI-answer audit.
Content operations lead
First: One publish-ready content package.
Outreach & SDR lead
First: A qualified target and campaign brief.
Podcast producer
First: A paper edit and production plan.
Print production
First: A print-readiness and proof package.
Game design & creative direction
First: A playable creative brief.
Start with the shortest hire that can finish useful work. The same agent can carry accepted context into a longer engagement.
Accepted work and open questions become the project brief. Completed work is not repeated to fill the week.
The handoff becomes the working record: what stays current, which changes need a response, and where a person approves.
Each mode keeps its published rate. Day Passes and Sprints are one-time engagements; only a Monthly Retainer renews.
The selected agent page states the work. Before it begins, the buyer and agent name the available inputs, acceptance checks, approvals, and delivery window.
The work stays inside the published role, active period, connected access, agreed priorities, and approval boundary. External expenses need approval.
If agreed Day Pass or Sprint work misses for a FidelicAI-controlled reason, choose one no-charge re-performance or a refund. Monthly misses earn a dated service credit.
Read the work-product promise and exclusionsCompare the employee, contractor, agency, or qualified professional who would otherwise own the work. A fidelic agent does not supply licensed authority, physical presence, or the final business decision.
Calculate the full human hiring costEvery Monthly Retainer names four things on the agent page, so ongoing work has a visible boundary.
Canceling stops the next renewal. Slack history stays in your Slack, and work written into your existing systems stays there. A full activity log is available only when the paid pre-deployment add-on was enabled before work began.
For WhatsApp or Teams, the account owner and channel-retention arrangement are stated before work begins. Channel history is not promised to survive cancellation unless that arrangement supports it.
No. A Day Pass is the smallest paid engagement: one active day with the selected role for one substantial assignment or several in-scope asks.
No. The public rate covers the selected agent and hiring period. The work, finish line, approval points, and limits define the engagement.
No. A Monthly Retainer keeps a defined function current. Its agent page names the record maintained, sources watched, regular brief, response work, and human approval boundary.
Yes. Every agent on the current rate board is a production agent. Choose the role and hiring length on its page; that selection carries into the start portal.
Slack history stays in your Slack, and work written into your systems stays there. A full activity log is a paid pre-deployment add-on. WhatsApp and Teams retention depends on the account and channel arrangement agreed before work begins.
For a FidelicAI-controlled miss, agreed Day Pass or Sprint work is eligible for the customer’s choice of one no-charge re-performance or a refund. Monthly Retainers earn a dated service credit under the customer agreement.
Open an agent to inspect its work and limits. If the role is already clear, the start portal keeps that choice through sign-in.