Transparent scope
Start with one measured decision, one implementation-ready workflow, a connected internal systems program, or continued adoption and operational improvement.
How pricing works
Published prices are typical starting points and project ranges. Final fees depend on scope, workflows, data, users, risk, technical coordination, travel, and delivery requirements. Software, infrastructure, paid media, fabrication, travel, and third-party costs are quoted separately.
Delivery model
Gizlen Global provides workflow analysis, internal systems design, AI adoption planning, operating playbooks, staff training, vendor coordination, testing standards, and implementation oversight. Custom coding and specialized engineering are scoped and delivered separately by the appropriate technical provider.
Typically two weeks
You receiveTypically four to six weeks for one defined workflow
You receiveScope depends on workflows, systems, data, users, and rollout
You receiveDelivered in phases, with each stage scoped, tested, and accepted before the next begins.
Discuss the transformation programScope set by monthly priorities and system portfolio
You receiveScope comparison
| Workstream | Audit | Workflow and AI adoption sprint | Transformation program | Adoption advisor |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Observe actual work and human effort | Yes | Included | Deep, cross-functional | Ongoing |
| Future-state workflow and ownership design | Recommended | One workflow | Multiple connected workflows | Expanded |
| Implementation plan and rollout oversight | No | Yes | Staged oversight | Yes |
| Technical requirements and coordination | Recommendations | Defined requirements | Cross-system plan | Coordinated over time |
| Human approval, permissions, and governance | Designed | Defined and tested | Cross-functional | Reviewed |
| Documentation and team ownership | Decision plan | Playbook and adoption plan | Cross-functional playbooks | Updated |
Included
Separate
Brand, web & market activation
Websites are priced as business systems. The ranges below show the likely investment before the exact scope, responsibilities, exclusions, and delivery milestones are confirmed.
Shopify, WordPress, and React are delivery choices. The investment is determined by the strategy, customer journey, content, ecommerce requirements, integrations, custom functionality, data, and operating workflows the site must support.
The platform is selected for the business. The range is driven by scope and complexity—not by a platform label.
AI features and workflow integrations are scoped according to the use case, platform, data requirements, and technical complexity.
You receiveTransparent boundary: the published ranges are planning ranges, not automatic quotes. The final proposal states exactly what is included, what the client supplies, what is excluded, and which assumptions could change the fee.
Speaking and team development
Separate from implementation work, these formats give leaders and teams a shared operating language for clearer thinking, communication, judgment, and execution.
Frequently asked questions
Clear boundaries help buyers compare scope without turning complex work into a commodity.
Published starting points and ranges help prospective clients judge fit before scheduling a conversation. They also make it easier to distinguish a focused audit, a workflow and AI adoption sprint, and a broader internal systems transformation program.
The stated fee covers the deliverables listed for that engagement, including the defined preparation, founder-led working sessions, operating design, requirements, testing standards, documentation, staff preparation, oversight, or follow-up described on the page.
Software subscriptions, APIs, hosting, paid media, fabrication, printing, shipping, travel, venue costs, specialist vendors, and third-party platform fees are separate unless the proposal explicitly includes them.
Yes. Larger transformation work normally begins with an audit or a clearly defined first workflow. Each phase has its own scope, decision points, acceptance criteria, and payment schedule before expansion.
The final fee depends on workflow count, data quality, integrations, users, permissions, exception handling, compliance requirements, travel, delivery format, and the amount of change management required.
The proposal sets the payment schedule. Fixed projects are generally divided between reservation or kickoff and defined delivery milestones. Ongoing work is billed monthly under an agreed scope.
Local delivery expectations are confirmed in the proposal. Airfare, lodging, ground transportation, venue requirements, fabrication, and other external travel costs are quoted separately when applicable.
