Results-as-a-Service

Building You only pay when it works.

Your AI transformation partner. We build the AI agents that replace your SaaS stack — acquisition, CRM, ERP, support and reporting. No upfront fee: 30% of the measured revenue lift, and you keep every dollar of saved licenses.

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Upfront

30%

Of measured lift

≈60%

Less license spend

Days to pilot

OUR METHOD

Pilot in two weeks. Full stack in thirty days.

No statement of work, no discovery phase. Our revenue sits on the far side of the result, so there is no reason for us to be slow.

DAY 0DiagnosticNinety minutes. We map the process, read your software invoices, and agree the baseline numbers that define success.

WEEK 2Pilot liveOne agent doing real work on real data, scoped narrowly enough to prove itself inside two weeks. Still no invoice.

DAY 30Full stackThe remaining agents ship, systems are connected, your team takes the handover, and the redundant subscriptions start getting cancelled.

QUARTERLYSettle on resultsWe review against the baseline, invoice 30% of the delta, and decide where the next quarter goes. Walk away whenever you like.

We don't sell seats. We take the risk.

THE MODEL

SaaS asks you to pay in advance. RaaS inverts it.

Nothing upfront

No implementation fee, no prepaid subscription, no retainer. We carry the cost of the diagnostic, the build, and the pilot.

30%

Of the revenue lift we can measure

A baseline is agreed before anything ships. Only the delta above it is billable, settled quarterly, cancellable any time.

60%

Of your license spend — saved and kept

Retiring redundant seats typically cuts license spend by around 60%. We take no share of that saving.

Run the numbers on your own stack

Move the sliders. Indicative only — the real baseline is set in the diagnostic.

Current annual license spend — $180KExpected annual revenue lift — $400K

If the lift is zero, our fee is zero. That is the whole downside.

License spend you stop paying$108K

What StackAI Lab invoices$120K

Your net in year one$388K

WHAT WE BUILD

Many agents we have built more than once.

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ACQUISITIONAI customer acquisitionFinds accounts, writes and sends the outreach, handles replies, and books meetings straight into a calendar.

REVENUEAI-native CRMRecords that write themselves. Calls and email logged, deals scored, forecasts built from real activity.

OPERATIONSERP & operationsQuotes, orders, inventory and invoicing on one chain. The agent reconciles exceptions and escalates only what needs judgement.

PROCESSWorkflow automationApprovals, SLA timers, scheduled jobs and cross-system sync — replacing the pile of unmaintained automations nobody owns.

CUSTOMERSCustomer support agentsFirst-line answers grounded in your real documents and order data, handing off cleanly at the limit of its authority.

DATAData & reporting agentsAsk in plain language, get an answer and a chart traceable to the source table. Monday numbers arrive on their own.

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CASE STUDIES

Three deployments, three layers of the stack replaced.

Each ran on the same terms: nothing upfront, a two-week pilot, settlement against measured results.

01 — AcquisitionAI Acquisition AgentA B2B services firm running outbound across four subscriptions — replaced by one chain from sourcing to booked meeting.Read the case →02 — RevenueCRM AgentTwenty-odd CRM seats the sales team never updated, replaced by records that maintain themselves on a database they own.Read the case →03 — OperationsOperations / ERP AgentSeven years into an ERP and still re-keying quote to invoice — the gap closed without replacing the ERP.Read the case →

Client names are published as consent lands; the processes, systems and timelines are the real record.

What we can honestly claim

We are not going to show you logos that are not ours. We have built acquisition, CRM, ERP, workflow and reporting systems repeatedly — and we now do it carrying the risk ourselves.

Every engagement starts from one measurable number, not a feature list.

The agents run on a database you own; if we part ways, the system stays yours.

Anything touching money, outbound messaging or contracts keeps a human approval by default.

THE TRADE-OFF

Four ways to do this. Who carries the risk?

	StackAI Lab	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 process changes	Same week	Roadmap	New project	New scope

The questions everyone asks about RaaS

How exactly is "revenue lift" measured?

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.

What if it doesn't work at all?

Is there really no upfront fee?

How is our data handled?

What happens if we want out?

When do you say no?