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PRICING & SCOPE

Start with the scope. Then the price.

InfoClone does not publish a fixed build price. The amount of source material, the client experience, and requested integrations shape the project. Setup and ongoing costs are defined with you before work begins.

What affects the cost of an AI clone?

Relevant factors include how much material needs organizing, whether it is ready to use, the depth of response review, and the experience you want clients to have. An initial assistant focused on one course has a different scope from an assistant spanning multiple programs and custom integrations.

What should a scope discussion cover?

Clarify the content included, the intended audience, the review process, the access experience, and any integrations. Ask which costs are one-time, which recur, and what happens when content or usage grows. Confirm ownership, access, maintenance responsibilities, and the agreed deliverables before work starts.

Is the homepage calculator a build-price quote?

No. The calculator multiplies a hypothetical number of paying members by a hypothetical membership price. Those figures are illustrative gross revenue, not InfoClone’s fees, a revenue forecast, or a guarantee. They exclude platform costs, fees, taxes, churn, and acquisition costs.

How should you price access for clients?

Begin with the role of the assistant in your offer. Bundling it with a course can support implementation; a standalone membership needs its own clear value. Test willingness to pay and evaluate ongoing support and delivery costs before setting a price. Audience size alone does not establish demand.

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