A price that follows the architecture:
linear to the brand, not to traffic.
You pay per instance — one brand, one source of identity — not per touchpoint and not per visit. That falls straight out of the architecture: if evolving forty surfaces costs the same order of magnitude as evolving one, charging per surface would mean charging you for a cost we don't carry.
Ekitai Sprint.
€10,000. Five days.
Five days to take an idea from brief to a live experience on Ekitai. Every session ships something publishable. At the end you have a complete brand source with its tokens and atomic design, one production-ready touchpoint, the control room switched on with its first readings, at least two hypotheses under test, and compliance and accessibility emitted alongside the surface. If it doesn't get off the ground, you get everything back.
Three variables, stated
Instances
How many brands share the platform. One identity is one instance. A group with three distinct brands runs three sources — and pays for three.
Depth of the source
How much of the source you want to own versus have us maintain. Take the repo and run it yourself, or keep us on the evolution. Both are priced; neither is locked.
Cadence of the loop
How often the loop turns. A brand shipping weekly experiments consumes more decision layer than one reviewing quarterly. You pay for cycles, not for pageviews.
And what never costs extra
The stack is Next.js, Strapi and PostgreSQL on Vercel: standard, readable, yours. No proprietary format, no exit fee. If you leave, you leave with the code.