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Most firms that use AI have changed nothing about how their work runs. Being AI-native means redesigning the work itself, and you can test for it with five questions.
You are not really training it, and that is good news. The assistant looks up your documents every time it answers, which changes how you should think about privacy, wrong answers and cost.
A renewal notice on one side of the desk, an agency quote on the other. Here is how to compare them fairly: real prices, upkeep counted in hours, and a worksheet that will sometimes tell you not to build.
A big saving against US pay, a small one against a UK salaried hire. The real risks sit in the contract and the accounts, and you can fix both before day one.
You cannot judge the code, so judge what you can check: live work, a client you pick to call, the contract, and a small paid test on your own data. Here is a scorecard and a question list to take into the sales call.
The plan fee is the easy part. Here is everything else a first year costs in the US, UK and India: card fees, apps, the build and the fees few guides list, with the arithmetic shown.
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