What it costs
$2,500 / month · cancel any time
Skip the hire. Deploy Hermes.
We install, configure, and maintain your Hermes workforce for a flat $2,500/mo instead.
That covers our work. What the AI itself costs to run is billed separately, at cost.
Comes with MIND memory, so it never forgets how you work.
What you get every month
- We deploy Hermes on a computer, either yours or one we manage for you.
- We route each task to the right AI model for the job.
- We connect Hermes to the channels you check most, like Telegram or Slack.
- We review what Hermes teaches itself, so it keeps learning the right lessons.
- We monitor it around the clock and step in fast if it stops running.
- You get a monthly call as Hermes picks up new skills.
Frequently asked questions
Could I just set Hermes up myself instead of hiring you?
You could — Hermes itself is free, open-source software with no license fee, and the install script is genuinely one line. What it doesn't do is choose your infrastructure, harden credentials and network access, curate which plugins/skills are safe to run, wire the messaging platforms you actually use, or notice when the setup quietly breaks at 2am. That's the part we run. If you're comfortable doing all of that yourself and keeping up with it, you don't need us.
What happens if I want to leave?
Everything runs on infrastructure in your name or one we hand over on request — your data, your config, your credentials. Cancel any time; we'll hand off a clean export and walk your team (or your next vendor) through it. No lock-in by design.
What's actually included for $2,500/month?
Installation and initial configuration, the specific setup work listed above for this product, ongoing monitoring, incident response when something breaks, and a monthly review where we tune what your agent workforce is doing. It is a managed service, not a one-time setup fee — see "What you get monthly" above for the full list.
Who owns the agent and its data?
You do. It runs on your own hardware or a VPS provisioned in your name, with your credentials. We operate it; we don't own it.
Have you run Hermes for other clients before?
Hermes is the newest product in our lineup and we're direct about that: we don't have months of production history with it the way we do with OpenClaw. What we bring is the same deployment discipline, security review, and ongoing management process we run elsewhere, applied to a genuinely capable, well-documented open-source runtime.
Why would I pick the newest, least-proven option?
Because the self-improving skill loop is a real, differentiated capability the other two don't have, and it's cheap to run. If proven operating history matters more to you than that capability, OpenClaw — which we run ourselves daily — is the safer starting point.
What stops the self-improving agent from learning the wrong things?
Nothing, automatically — that's exactly why this is a managed service and not a fire-and-forget install. We review what skills the agent has saved on a regular cadence and prune or correct anything that's drifted.
