Why Nexori is priced
the way it is

You’re not paying for hours or tools.
You’re paying for a system that quietly keeps your operations running,
so you don’t have to.

Most businesses end up with a patchwork of software, half-working automations, and fragile processes held together by memory. It works… until it doesn’t.

Nexori replaces that with something simpler:
a single, connected operating system built around how your team actually works.

You’re not buying tasks, apps, or consulting hours.
You’re buying a foundation that keeps work flowing without constant oversight.


What this looks like in practice

For most teams, Nexori becomes the place where work actually lives.

Projects, tasks, client data, automations, and internal workflows are all connected in one system. When someone forgets, a tool changes, or a process breaks, the system doesn’t fall apart. It adapts.


How the engagement works

System Foundation (one-time)
We design and build your core operating system.

  • You receive a private Nexori workspace

  • We map your tools, workflows, and handoffs

  • We identify where work is leaking, stalling, or relying on memory

This is the baseline everything else builds on.

System Management (monthly)
Once the system exists, it needs to be maintained.

  • We monitor and troubleshoot issues

  • We update workflows and automations as things change

  • We review and improve the system as your business evolves

This is what keeps the system reliable over time.

Operations Retainer (custom)
For teams that want hands-on operational support.

  • New workflows and automations built continuously

  • Dedicated implementation time each month

  • Ongoing optimization as the business grows

This is for teams that want Nexori embedded alongside them.


Why this isn’t a one-time setup

Software changes. Tools update. Teams grow. Processes drift.

Without someone tending the system, even the best setup slowly degrades. Automations break, data stops lining up, and work slips back into manual patches.

Nexori exists not just to build your operating system, but to keep it healthy as your business evolves.

Most businesses end up with a patchwork of software, half-working automations, and fragile processes held together by memory. It works… until it doesn’t.

Nexori replaces that with something simpler:
a single, connected operating system built around how your team actually works.

You’re not buying tasks, apps, or consulting hours.
You’re buying a foundation that keeps work flowing without constant oversight.


What this looks like in practice

For most teams, Nexori becomes the place where work actually lives.

Projects, tasks, client data, automations, and internal workflows are all connected in one system. When someone forgets, a tool changes, or a process breaks, the system doesn’t fall apart. It adapts.


How the engagement works

System Foundation (one-time)
We design and build your core operating system.

  • You receive a private Nexori workspace

  • We map your tools, workflows, and handoffs

  • We identify where work is leaking, stalling, or relying on memory

This is the baseline everything else builds on.

System Management (monthly)
Once the system exists, it needs to be maintained.

  • We monitor and troubleshoot issues

  • We update workflows and automations as things change

  • We review and improve the system as your business evolves

This is what keeps the system reliable over time.

Operations Retainer (custom)
For teams that want hands-on operational support.

  • New workflows and automations built continuously

  • Dedicated implementation time each month

  • Ongoing optimization as the business grows

This is for teams that want Nexori embedded alongside them.


Why this isn’t a one-time setup

Software changes. Tools update. Teams grow. Processes drift.

Without someone tending the system, even the best setup slowly degrades. Automations break, data stops lining up, and work slips back into manual patches.

Nexori exists not just to build your operating system, but to keep it healthy as your business evolves.

Most businesses end up with a patchwork of software, half-working automations, and fragile processes held together by memory. It works… until it doesn’t.

Nexori replaces that with something simpler:
a single, connected operating system built around how your team actually works.

You’re not buying tasks, apps, or consulting hours.
You’re buying a foundation that keeps work flowing without constant oversight.


What this looks like in practice

For most teams, Nexori becomes the place where work actually lives.

Projects, tasks, client data, automations, and internal workflows are all connected in one system. When someone forgets, a tool changes, or a process breaks, the system doesn’t fall apart. It adapts.


How the engagement works

System Foundation (one-time)
We design and build your core operating system.

  • You receive a private Nexori workspace

  • We map your tools, workflows, and handoffs

  • We identify where work is leaking, stalling, or relying on memory

This is the baseline everything else builds on.

System Management (monthly)
Once the system exists, it needs to be maintained.

  • We monitor and troubleshoot issues

  • We update workflows and automations as things change

  • We review and improve the system as your business evolves

This is what keeps the system reliable over time.

Operations Retainer (custom)
For teams that want hands-on operational support.

  • New workflows and automations built continuously

  • Dedicated implementation time each month

  • Ongoing optimization as the business grows

This is for teams that want Nexori embedded alongside them.


Why this isn’t a one-time setup

Software changes. Tools update. Teams grow. Processes drift.

Without someone tending the system, even the best setup slowly degrades. Automations break, data stops lining up, and work slips back into manual patches.

Nexori exists not just to build your operating system, but to keep it healthy as your business evolves.

Book a call

We’ll review your current setup and recommend the right next step.

Last updated: January 2026