Private AI for agencies
Stop paying for AI by the seat
Flat pricing for the whole agency, every model included, and a readable line from spend to the client work it produced.
What changes
One bill, not a seat count
A published plan price for the team rather than a per-person charge that grows every time you hire a junior.
Every model included, chosen per task
Routing sends routine drafting to a fast inexpensive model and keeps the frontier for work that needs it, without anyone picking from a menu.
Rates you can quote against
Per-token rates for the gateway are published, so you can price a retainer on real numbers instead of a guess.
What a Tuesday looks like
- Draft a month of content for eleven clients in their own voices, with the brief and the sources attached for review.
- Audit a client site and come back with the five issues worth billing for, ranked, with the evidence.
- Rebuild a campaign brief from last quarter's actual performance rather than from the original pitch deck.
- Show the account lead what this month's AI spend produced, per client.
How Borg serves it
- Published plan pricing
- Team and Business plans are printed with what each includes. No seat maths.
- Budgets and permissions per team
- Give the content team a cap and the strategy team a bigger one, and read back what each actually used.
- App Marketplace
- Task-shaped tools for the repeated agency work, on the same bill as everything else.
- Cost Savings Calculator
- Put your own seat count and usage in and compare, on the site, before you talk to anyone.
What we can prove, and where it stops
The same two columns as the hub, narrowed to this one business.
Running today
- Plan prices are published, not quoted per account.
- Per-token rates for the gateway are published model by model.
- Search Atlas is itself this customer and runs its own agency work this way.
Not there yet
- No agency case study and no named client.
- No published before-and-after margin figure from an agency that switched.
- Savings depend entirely on your current seat mix, which is why the calculator takes your numbers rather than printing ours.
Next step
Start on your own, or ask us the questions this page did not answer.