System Definition Sprint
Use when the operating problem matters but the responsible implementation boundary is not yet clear.
$10,000Approximately 2 weeks
See full boundaryRooted Rocket uses fixed fees so the commercial conversation stays focused on the approved result, evidence, complexity, and acceptance conditions.
Discuss the right pathWe hate sitting through a long sales call only to discover the price was never close to realistic. So the starting ranges are here. A conversation can clarify the operating boundary. It will not unlock a secret number.
A clear boundary can move directly to implementation. An unclear boundary should be defined before anyone prices the change. Every engagement uses the same FOCUS sequence; the fee changes with the operating boundary and complexity, not with the method.
Prices do not increase because a company raised a funding round. They reflect the operating boundary and implementation complexity.
Use when the operating problem matters but the responsible implementation boundary is not yet clear.
$10,000Approximately 2 weeks
See full boundaryOne contained workflow, handoff, automation, correction, or operating outcome with a clear boundary.
$18,0004 to 6 weeks
See full boundarySeveral connected workflows, teams, or systems inside one major function.
$30,000–$45,0008 to 12 weeks
See full boundaryOne operating system spanning departments, shared definitions, decisions, data, handoffs, and implementation.
$55,000–$80,00012 to 16 weeks
See full boundaryBounded monitoring, issue triage, small approved refinements, governance, and owner coaching after implementation.
$4,500/monthMaximum 3 months
See full boundaryThe free fit conversation determines which side of this decision the work belongs on.
Use a Focused, Core, or Cross-Functional engagement when the evidence, systems, owners, dependencies, and acceptance conditions are decision-ready.
Pay for a rigorous answer before committing to a larger implementation. The Sprint is not automatically required and does not force a later build.
Approximately 2 weeks
Use when the operating problem matters but the responsible implementation boundary is not yet clear.
Discuss fitEvidence quality, stakeholder access, number of systems, and cross-functional ambiguity shape the work inside the fixed sprint boundary.
50% at start · 50% at delivery. Milestones and acceptance conditions are defined in the proposal.
The client receives a decision-ready definition of what should change, what should not, how success will be tested, and what implementation should cost.
4 to 6 weeks
One contained workflow, handoff, automation, correction, or operating outcome with a clear boundary.
Discuss fitSystems, data condition, exception paths, integrations, and adoption requirements determine whether the result remains genuinely focused.
50% at start · 30% at implementation milestone · 20% before final handoff. Milestones and acceptance conditions are defined in the proposal.
The approved change is implemented, tested against agreed conditions, documented, and transferred with known limitations.
8 to 12 weeks
Several connected workflows, teams, or systems inside one major function.
Discuss fitWork moves through the range as the number of connected teams and systems, the amount of data to sanitize, and the automation, migration, exception, and adoption requirements increase.
40% at start · 30% at architecture approval · 20% at implementation milestone · 10% before final handoff. Milestones and acceptance conditions are defined in the proposal.
The connected function is tested across agreed normal and exception cases, then transferred to named internal owners.
12 to 16 weeks
One operating system spanning departments, shared definitions, decisions, data, handoffs, and implementation.
Discuss fitDepartments, workflows, integrations, data sources, exception paths, migration, decision owners, and specialist requirements shape the price.
35% at start · 25% at architecture approval · 25% at implementation milestone · 15% before final handoff. Milestones and acceptance conditions are defined in the proposal.
Acceptance covers the connected operating result, not isolated department activity. Control transfers to named client owners.
Maximum 3 months
Bounded monitoring, issue triage, small approved refinements, governance, and owner coaching after implementation.
Discuss fitAvailable only after an implementation engagement and intentionally limited to three months.
Monthly in advance. Milestones and acceptance conditions are defined in the proposal.
The client’s named owners can run the system, manage known exceptions, and make future decisions without ongoing dependence.
Working sessions, approvals, and milestone reviews follow the proposal. The fee does not buy unlimited meeting availability.
The client names an accountable contact who coordinates access, inputs, decisions, and stakeholders.
Project decisions and dependencies use agreed records. Rooted Rocket is not full-time staff augmentation.
New evidence can create a scope decision. It does not create silent, unlimited expansion.
Access, data, decision speed, stakeholder availability, and third parties can move the delivery schedule.
Enough information to decide whether the commercial model belongs on your shortlist.
No. If the operating boundary is already clear enough to price responsibly, Rooted Rocket can quote implementation directly.
No. Startup, Series A, and Series B describe common operating contexts, not price tiers.
No. The named offers cover implementation. That implementation can sanitize existing data and workflows, simplify, standardize, reconnect, reconfigure, migrate, automate, or build something new only where justified.
Not unless a proposal explicitly says so. Third-party subscriptions and pass-through specialist costs remain visible.
Heavily regulated, multi-entity, ERP-intensive, security-heavy, unusually broad, or extensive custom-development work may require custom scoping above the published range.
No. Stabilization is optional, available only after implementation, and capped at three months to prevent permanent dependence.
The free fit conversation determines whether the boundary is clear, requires Definition, or is not a fit for Rooted Rocket.