Start with the task, not the model
Before choosing an AI package, describe the work you want to improve. Specify the input, expected output, volume and the person responsible for exceptions. A chatbot answering approved service questions is different from a workflow that reads documents, updates a CRM and sends messages. Some predictable tasks are better handled with rules and API integrations rather than an AI model.
AI Chatbot Package: USD 2,999
TADJ’s published AI Chatbot Package is a one-time USD 2,999 offer. Its listed inclusions are custom chatbot development, training on business data, website integration, a basic analytics dashboard and three months of support. During scoping, define the knowledge source, the questions it may answer, the escalation path and the criteria used to judge a useful response.
Business Automation: USD 7,499
The one-time USD 7,499 Business Automation package includes the chatbot foundations and up to three automated processes, AI data analysis and reporting, multi-channel integration, advanced analytics, six months of support and priority support. A process needs an agreed boundary: which systems it touches, which actions it may take and what happens when an input is incomplete or a provider is unavailable.
Custom AI solutions need a specific brief
The custom offering covers projects such as machine-learning models, computer vision, predictive analytics and fuller system integration. The data, evaluation requirements and operational environment materially affect effort. A proposal should state what is being delivered, how it is tested, which assumptions remain and who will operate it after handover.
Separate development from recurring costs
One-time implementation fees do not make model usage, automation subscriptions, hosting or third-party accounts free. Identify who owns each account, which usage limits apply and how unexpected costs will be noticed. Support periods and service-level expectations should be confirmed in the agreement rather than inferred from the presence of a chatbot on a website.
Measure a pilot before expanding
Record the manual process first, including handling time, error types and the cost of rework. Test the new workflow with typical and unusual examples, then review the results with the people using it. Expand only when the pilot is useful and maintainable. Savings and quality improvements should come from that measurement, not from a generic promise about AI.
Sources & further reading
This guide provides general planning information. Provider terms and authority requirements can change. Confirm current requirements with the relevant organization; obtain qualified advice where needed.