Engagement
Every stage below states what finished looks like. If it isn't met, the stage isn't finished and the next one doesn't start.
An agency that cannot say where an engagement ends is asking for an open-ended retainer.
Find out whether there is anything worth doing at all.
Done = A written document and a recommendation — or an honest “nothing here worth automating yet”.
One workflow, one cohort, one measurable outcome.
Done = Measured against a baseline captured beforehand, with the calculation shown.
The pilot proved it. Now it runs properly.
Done = Running in your environment at full scope, and it works without Amoris present.
Each month tests something, measures it, and keeps what works.
Done = Continuous. Ends when you say so.
Because they are hypotheses. Amoris has not completed enough engagements to know where willingness to pay actually sits, and publishing a number that would be revised after the first few deals is worse than saying so. You will get a specific figure after the Scan, when the scope is real.
Nothing, and the analysis is yours whether or not anything follows. Nobody pays to be told what is broken — they pay for it to stop being broken. The Scan exists to establish whether there is anything worth doing.
It gets reported that way. A pilot concluding “there is nothing recoverable here” is a legitimate outcome and is written into how it is scoped. The fixed fee and 30-day limit exist so that being wrong is survivable for both sides.
No. No automatic renewal, no notice period, no rollover. Everything built for you during a pilot or deployment remains yours either way.
Nobody honest can promise those in advance.
Send one export of the leads that never converted. You get back a written view of what's in it, how much is still reachable, and how much died for a reason you have since fixed. Free, and yours to keep either way.