AIGIS SOLUTIONS
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Pricing
Start with ADSP1 as your AI workspace, or work with AIGIS through an AOE pilot to organize real operational workflows. Buy, subscribe, or start through early access — whatever fits your stage.
ADSP1 · Local-first AI workspace
ADSP1 organizes your AI work — context, memory, artifacts, tasks, workflows, and provider routing — on your machine. Built around ownership and local-first control, so you choose the AI behind it.
For exploring ADSP1 and local-first AI workflows
For individuals, students, creators, and everyday AI users
For builders, solo developers, power users, and serious AI workflows
For small teams that want shared AI workflow structure
Two ways to pay
ADSP1 respects both preferences — own a version outright, or stay subscribed and always current.
For people who'd rather own their software than rent it.
For active users and teams who always want the latest.
Software ownership should be simple. Cloud services and third-party AI usage should be transparent.
2026 Early Access
Initial ADSP1 access will be available through a free beta / early access period. Early users help shape the product and receive founder pricing when the first stable version launches.
AOE · AIGIS Operations Engine
AOE isn't generic project management. It's operational software with workflows, assignments, reliable activity history, dashboards, and automation — delivered through pilots and managed setup, not cheap self-serve software.
For selected early businesses and small teams
For small teams ready to run real operations
For larger orgs, regulated workflows, or private deployment
AIGIS Tools · Local-first engineering tools
Local-first tools for developers using AI agents to build software with more structure, review, and control. AIGIS Workbench is the first tool; Agent Patch Scheduler is its first major capability. See the AIGIS Tools page ›
For trying the AIGIS engineering workflow
Solo developers & founders running multiple AI feature lanes
Power users, technical founders, agencies & heavy local workflows
Small engineering teams that want shared AI-development standards
Pay once for that yearly edition and keep using it.
Subscribe if you want continuous updates and the latest features.
Two ways AIGIS works with you
Alongside AIGIS products and platforms, we offer consulting and custom engineering — from teaching an owner to run more of their business with AI, to building the operational software behind it.
We teach solo owners and small teams to use AI, structured workflows, and lightweight software to run more of their business independently. Foundation, Operator, and Systems packages — available by consultation.
Explore AI Operations → Custom Studio · engineeringModerate-to-high complexity custom workflows, internal tools, dashboards, portals, and AI-assisted software surfaces. Scoped individually by complexity — discovery, architecture review, and build plan.
Explore Custom Studio →Software you run day to day.
Capability transfer and custom builds.
AIGIS Access Program
We believe useful software should be reachable for startups, solo founders, nonprofits, and small businesses working through a hard season. The Access Program is generous but structured — not charity, and not free forever.
Transparency
No. At launch, ADSP1 does not include hosted model usage. You bring your own provider, subscription, API key, or local model/runtime where supported.
Yes. ADSP1 is planned to support owned major-version licenses as well as subscriptions. If you buy a version, you can keep using that version. Subscriptions and update passes keep you current.
Owned-license users can keep their current version, buy a discounted upgrade, or use an update pass/subscription to stay current.
AOE is an operational platform, not just a local app. It usually includes setup, workflow configuration, hosting, dashboards, support, and business-specific operational structure.
Yes, selected users and businesses may qualify for early access, design partner pilots, or the AIGIS Access Program.
Possibly. AIGIS may add optional hosted model partnerships later, but initial ADSP1 launch is provider-neutral and user-controlled.
ADSP1 is planned around local ownership and exportable workspace artifacts. AOE export and support terms depend on the pilot or implementation scope.
Owned ADSP1 license users keep their purchased major version. Subscription and hosted service access depend on the subscription terms. AOE hosted operations require an active plan.