

Every build starts with an audit that sets the savings or new revenue the AI has to deliver, in writing. We check it twice: before it goes live, and 90 days after. If it misses, we keep building at our cost.
Agreed before we build.
The savings or new revenue the build has to deliver. The audit sets it, and it goes in writing with the scope and our fee before we build.
What the work costs you today, and how well your team does it. We measure the AI against the people doing the work now, and you see the numbers.
The AI goes live only once it does the work as well as your team, on a test we agree up front.
We check that the real savings or new revenue are on track for the written target.
We keep building at our cost until it passes.
One fixed fee, agreed before we build: 20% of the expected first-year savings or new revenue. After that, you keep all of it.
A one-week audit.
Our engineers spend a week inside your workflows. You get a written plan ranked by savings and a closing meeting with your decision-makers. The audit is $5,000, one time, and the audit fee counts toward the build. If it doesn’t show a clear win, we tell you we might not be the right fit.
About the AI auditAn earlier build for Nightingale College, which grades about 90,000 clinical skills videos a year. The program set its own bar, and the grading system cleared it.
We measured it against a gold standard set by an expert reviewer. The AI made the right pass/fail call for more students than the trained human graders did.
Read the case studyIt covers the custom AI systems we build for you. It doesn't cover:
We don't pay for your software subscriptions or the cost of running the AI.
Results lost because the system isn't used.
Changes you make to the process after go-live.
Yes. DeepRails guarantees the ROI of its custom AI builds. A one-week audit sets the savings or new revenue the build has to deliver, in writing. The AI has to do the work as well as your team before it goes live, and 90 days after go-live we check that the results are on track for the target. If it misses either check, we keep building at our cost. Our fee is one fixed fee, agreed before we build: 20% of the expected first-year savings or new revenue. After that, you keep all of it.
Twice. Before go-live, we test the AI against the people doing the work today, on a test we agree up front. Then, 90 days after go-live, we check that the real savings or new revenue are on track for the written target.
No. We keep building at our cost until it passes both checks. You end up with a system that does the work, not your money back and the same problem.
We tell you we might not be the right fit, before you pay for a build.