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Pricing · accepted starting ranges

Enough price to self-qualify. Not a menu of hours.

Accepted starting point for product and market testing. Prices are commercial hypotheses, not permanent commitments. Lock prices the design and establishment of operating capability—not generic templates or inexpensive software seats.

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Accepted commercial ranges

Accepted starting prices, typical ranges, and durations for Lock offers.
OfferStarting frameTypical durationThe client buys
Operating Mechanism Review

Diagnose

$3,500 fixed1–2 weeksSee one consequential process as a complete mechanism before committing to a larger build.
Process Architecture Sprint

Architect

Starts at $12,500

Typically $12,500–$25,000

3–6 weeksDesign one important process—or a tightly connected family—so another capable team can implement it.
Connected Operating System

Architect + establish

Starts at $35,000

Typically $35,000–$90,000+

8–16 weeksEstablish a connected management domain rather than repairing one process in isolation.
Implementation Leadership

Implement

$8,000–$20,000 / monthUsually 3+ months · fixed fee availableLead the controlled passage from approved architecture into adopted operating capability.
Measurement + Improvement Partnership

Operate + improve

$4,000–$10,000 / monthUsually 6+ monthsRun the control-room cadence that keeps a process healthy after the project ends.

Software, specialist partners, legal advice, recruiting, brokerage, and other third-party costs remain separate. Final scope and fees follow a written engagement definition.

Scope drivers

Price follows operating complexity.

Processes + connections

How many mechanisms and interfaces must be understood, designed, or changed.

Evidence + current state

How observable the work is and how much diagnosis, mapping, or baseline work is needed.

Systems + data

Configuration, migration, integration, reporting, access, and data-quality complexity.

Risk + control

The safety, quality, privacy, security, regulatory, employment, and business consequences.

Change responsibility

Whether Lock architects, leads implementation, supplies temporary capacity, or supports a client team.

Pace + coordination

Decision speed, sites, vendors, functions, stakeholders, and critical operating windows.

Most first conversations resolve toward a Review or Architecture Sprint.