Start small, escalate with evidence

Pricing organized around the right first decision.

Public prices are planning baselines. Fit, limits, source condition, agreement, and applicable tax are confirmed before payment or secure intake. FlameSync opens its pathways in stages, and each service below says plainly where it stands today.

What is open right now

Cohort interest open
Paid enrollment opens after the cohort date is published; the cohort proceeds only after the minimum-enrollment gate is met.
In development
Not yet released. The Archive & Evidence Studio ships only after its export-integrity, installer, backup and restore, privacy, documentation, and support gates pass.
Opens in stages
Human services that involve client archives, code execution, implementation, or retained capacity open only after service and data terms, insurance, secure transfer, retention and deletion procedures, and independent QA are in place.
Learn it — AI Stewardship

Learn it — AI Stewardship

Build the operating system first, so the work you do next is worth preserving.

Preserve it — Archive & Evidence Studio

Preserve it — Archive & Evidence Studio

Local-first software that keeps your project on your own computer. One-time licenses, no forced subscription.

Human-checked archives

Human-checked archives

A bounded exception path for when you want a person to check the package, not just software output.

Human-checked$95–$125

Verified Conversation Archive

Opens in stages

A person checks and validates the packaged archive when you want more than software output.

Best for: Clean supported exports where someone needs a human to confirm the package is sound before relying on it.

  • Clean supported export within published limits
  • Human-checked Markdown and audit JSON
  • CSV index and manifest
  • SHA-256 checksums

Limits: Bounded limits confirmed at preflight. Manual archive jobs are capped at 12 in the first full year.

Payment follows scope approval.

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Human-checked$150–$225

Large Conversation Archive

Opens in stages

The same human-checked packaging for a larger clean export, quoted after a compatibility preflight.

Best for: Larger archives that are still clean and in a supported format.

  • Larger clean supported export after preflight
  • Human-checked Markdown and audit JSON
  • CSV index, manifest, and SHA-256 checksums
  • Duplicate summary and validation record

Limits: Quoted after preflight. Counts toward the 12 manual archive jobs available in the first full year.

Payment follows preflight and scope approval.

Request archive review
Best effort$195+

Complex Export Recovery

Opens in stages

Best-effort reconstruction when an export is malformed, copied, mixed, or incomplete.

Best for: Archives that failed a normal conversion, or sources assembled from several places over time.

  • Paid preflight assessment
  • Best-effort reconstruction of readable records
  • Explicit warnings for anything missing, inferred, or unrecoverable
  • Written summary of what could and could not be recovered

Limits: Best effort only, quoted after a paid preflight. Some sources cannot be recovered.

Preflight is paid separately; recovery is quoted after it.

Describe the damaged export
Diagnose it — scans, reviews, and audits

Diagnose it — scans, reviews, and audits

Deeper review begins only after the archive and the objective are understood.

Diagnose it$295

Archive Readiness Scan

Opens in stages

A bounded diagnostic that tells you what shape your archive is actually in before anything larger.

Best for: Projects where nobody can currently say what exists, what is current, or what conflicts.

  • Structured inventory of supplied sources
  • Complexity assessment and source grouping
  • Five documented concerns
  • Recommended next tier, including doing nothing

Limits: Bounded scope with a 2.5-hour internal cap. Limited to 15 scans per year while labor data is being validated.

Payment follows scope approval.

Request a scope review
Diagnose it$395

Founding Mini Rescue Review

Opens in stages

A small, document-only first review offered at a founding price to build published case evidence.

Best for: Small document-only projects willing to become a sanitized case study.

  • Focused review of a bounded document set
  • Claim and conflict notes
  • Risk list
  • Short action plan

Limits: Three external openings only, then retired or repriced. No code execution.

Payment follows scope approval.

Request a scope review
Diagnose it$1,250 founding / $1,750–$2,250 standard

Core Project Rescue Audit

Opens in stages

The main evidence-led diagnostic: what is documented, unsupported, contradictory, reproducible, or still unknown.

Best for: Projects where decisions have been made on an unclear record and someone needs to know what holds up.

  • Executive report
  • Source-of-truth map
  • Claim and evidence ledger
  • Contradiction register with human disposition

Limits: Bounded scope confirmed at intake. Founding pricing is limited and ends by condition, not by date.

Payment follows scope approval. Milestone billing applies above $1,500.

Request a scope review
Decide it$2,500–$3,250

Evidence-to-Decision Sprint

Opens in stages

Turns a reviewed record into one clearly documented decision with its evidence and alternatives.

Best for: Teams stuck on a single consequential decision: continue, repair, rebuild, publish, or stop.

  • One defined decision question
  • Evidence summary and quality assessment
  • Options with assumptions and risks
  • Written recommendation

Limits: One decision and one evidence set, both fixed at the start.

Payment follows scope approval.

Discuss an existing engagement
Diagnose it$4,500–$6,000

Technical Rescue Audit

Opens in stages

Adds controlled execution and reproducibility review for code-heavy projects.

Best for: Projects where generated code runs inconsistently or documentation conflicts with the repositories.

  • Everything in the Core Rescue Audit
  • Controlled execution in an isolated environment
  • Dependency and reproducibility review
  • Code-status evidence

Limits: Bounded repositories and source lines, confirmed at technical intake. Unexecuted code is never described as working.

Payment follows scope approval and milestone terms.

Describe a technical project
Stabilize it — Evidence Systems

Stabilize it — Evidence Systems

Implementation and maintenance follow an accepted audit or scoped discovery.

Stabilize it$7,000–$9,000

Recovery Sprint

Opens in stages

Milestone implementation work derived from an audit you have already accepted.

Best for: Projects with a diagnosis in hand that now need the repairs actually carried out.

  • Implementation backlog derived from the audit
  • Milestone delivery with evidence
  • Tests and documentation
  • Known-limitations register

Limits: Requires an accepted audit and written acceptance criteria. Change orders are mandatory.

Milestone billing and change-order controls apply.

Discuss an existing engagement
Stabilize it$12,000–$15,000

Knowledge-System Build

Opens in stages

Builds the durable system that keeps the same chaos from returning.

Best for: Organizations that need a searchable, evidence-linked knowledge system rather than another cleanup.

  • Searchable archive
  • Evidence model and citation registry
  • Decision ledger
  • Source-of-truth architecture

Limits: Scope set during a discovery phase. Requires acceptance criteria before work begins.

Milestone billing and acceptance criteria apply.

Discuss an existing engagement
Stabilize it$750 / $1,500 / $3,000

Evidence Stewardship

Opens in stages

Reserved monthly capacity to keep the archive, decisions, risks, and evidence current.

Best for: Stabilized projects that would otherwise drift back into scatter within a few months.

  • Defined monthly capacity
  • Archive and evidence maintenance
  • Decision and risk register updates
  • Unresolved-conflict tracking

Limits: Reserved capacity, not unlimited support. Tier depends on system size and review frequency.

Monthly retainer terms confirmed before start.

Discuss an existing engagement
Payment follows scope approval unless otherwise stated.

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Not sure?

Describe the blocked decision, not a guessed tier.

FlameSync will recommend the smallest responsible starting point.

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