Landing Page Launch
A focused launch package for one audience, one approved offer, and one primary response path.
From $239
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Transparent planning references
Start with a price, then confirm the real boundary.
Each package shows a starting price, suitable use case, included work, exclusions, required inputs, price factors, delivery path, and handoff expectations before a final proposal is written.
Business Website Launch
A compact business website for presenting core services, establishing credibility, and creating a clear inquiry route.
From $319
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Contextual AI Chatbot
A bounded website assistant that retrieves answers from a small, approved collection of business content.
From $319
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Advanced Knowledge Chatbot
A broader knowledge assistant designed for varied documentation, stronger retrieval, source citations, evaluation, and controlled escalation.
From $399
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Automation Infrastructure Setup
A controlled technical foundation for a small automation stack, including access, deployment, backup, and operating documentation.
From $159
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Web App Starter
A deliberately limited first application workflow or production-minded prototype for validating one useful digital capability.
From $639
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Website Care Plan
Ongoing care for routine updates, verified backups, issue triage, and an accountable channel for minor website changes.
From $79/month
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Custom Software Engagement
A discovery-led custom engagement for applications, software, portals, AI systems, and multi-system workflows that cannot be priced responsibly from a generic package.
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How to read pricing
Use the starting price with its stated boundary.
Every detail page explains who the package fits, what it includes, what remains separate, what Cloudexa needs, and what can change the final proposal.
One focused version of the work
The amount starts from the assumptions and limits described on that package page; additional content, roles, systems, or quality requirements change the boundary.
The complete commercial agreement
Deliverables, responsibilities, assumptions, exclusions, dependencies, acceptance criteria, ownership, milestones, and final fees are confirmed before implementation.
Third-party obligations remain explicit
Hosting, domains, licenses, subscriptions, model usage, payment fees, taxes, maintenance, and support remain separate unless the proposal includes them.