We build the AI agents that replace your SaaS stack — customer acquisition, CRM, ERP, workflow, support and reporting. Pilot live in two weeks, the full stack in thirty days. No upfront fee: we take 30% of the revenue lift we can measure together, and you keep the roughly 60% you stop paying in software licenses.
SaaS asks you to pay a year in advance for software you might use. RaaS inverts it: we build it, we run it, and we invoice only against results you can measure. If it doesn't work, you owe us nothing.
Move the sliders. Indicative only — the real baseline is set in the diagnostic.
Not a general-purpose platform and not a chatbot wrapper — specific agents wired into your systems, running continuously, accountable for an outcome.
Finds accounts, enriches them, writes and sends the outreach, handles replies, and books meetings straight into a calendar. Replaces the outbound tool stack and prospecting seats.
See the solution →Records that write themselves instead of relying on reps to update them. Calls and email logged, deals scored and advanced, forecasts built from real activity rather than optimism.
Quotes, orders, inventory, purchasing and invoicing on one chain. The agent reads documents, reconciles exceptions, updates records, and escalates only what needs judgement.
Approvals, SLA timers, scheduled jobs and cross-system sync — replacing the automation subscriptions and the pile of unmaintained Zaps nobody owns.
First-line answers grounded in your real documents and order data — checking status, rescheduling, issuing refunds, and handing off cleanly when it hits the limit of its authority.
Ask in plain language, get an answer and a chart traceable back to the source table. The Monday numbers arrive on their own — without BI seats or dashboard upkeep.
Each ran on the same terms: nothing upfront, a two-week pilot, settlement against measured results.
No statement of work, no discovery phase, no steering committee. Our revenue sits on the far side of the result, so there is no reason for us to be slow.
Licenses, custom development and consultancies all get paid at the start of the project. RaaS is the only one that gets paid after the result.
| StackAILab | SaaS licenses | Custom dev | Consultancy | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cost before any result | None | Annual, in advance | Full build cost | Retainer |
| Time to something live | 2 weeks | Weeks to configure | Months | Months |
| Fits your actual process | Yes | Partly | Yes | On paper |
| Who carries the risk | We do | You do | You do | You do |
| You own the system | Yes | No | Yes | Depends |
| Adapts as the process changes | Same week | Roadmap | New project | New scope |
We are not going to show you logos that aren't ours. Here is the true version: we have built acquisition, CRM, ERP, workflow and reporting systems repeatedly, and we now do it carrying the risk ourselves. Named case studies get published as consent lands, one at a time.
We fix the baseline in writing before we start — trailing twelve months of closed revenue, qualified pipeline and conversion rate. Only the delta above it is billable, the definition goes in the contract, and the data comes from your systems.
Then you owe us nothing and we absorb what we spent. You keep whatever was built, and you keep the license savings.
No implementation fee, no subscription, no retainer. The only direct cost is your own third-party usage — model calls and data sources — passed through at cost and shown in full.
Deployed in your cloud or an isolated tenant, least-privilege access, every agent action audited, sensitive steps gated by human confirmation. Your data is never used for training.
Quarterly exit, no penalty. We hand over the code, the database and the runbooks, and help your team pick it up.
When the revenue outcome can't be attributed, when the data doesn't exist yet, or when the process itself hasn't been decided. We'd rather say so than bill you while we find out.
A ninety-minute diagnostic: one process you want to improve, one copy of your current software invoices. You leave with a written pilot scope, a baseline and a definition of success. No fee, no commitment.