Commercial application

Choose the job FreshContext should do.

The open implementation proves the mechanism. These engagements pay for fitting, testing, documenting and operating that mechanism inside a real workflow.

Start an application Review the integration model
Commercial pathOpen
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choose service
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submit application
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scope + service order
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deposit clears
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implementation
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acceptance + close

Services

Four ways to start.

Prices shown are working commercial ranges. The signed service order controls the actual scope, price, deposit, timetable and acceptance criteria.

Assessment

Context Integrity Assessment

Use this when you need an evidence-based answer to one question: does FreshContext fit this workflow, and what would implementation require?

Typical range
US$750–1,500
Output
fit map, sample evaluation, risk/gap memo, implementation estimate
Best for
teams that need technical clarity before committing to integration
Apply for assessment See sample output

Pilot

Single-Workflow Integration

Put FreshContext into one bounded RAG, agent or retrieval workflow with objective acceptance tests and a documented handover.

Typical range
US$2,500–5,000
Output
one integration, acceptance tests, deployment/handover documentation
Best for
first production proof inside an existing stack
Apply for pilot

Private implementation

Private / Multi-Workflow Implementation

Use this when context integrity must span more than one workflow, include private deployment constraints, or leave behind a repeatable operating method.

Typical range
US$7,500–15,000+
Output
multi-workflow integration, verification path, operating evidence, training/handover
Best for
teams moving beyond a single proof point
Apply for implementation

Strategic build

Build-to-Spec Implementation

Buyer-specific completion work where a real requirement falls outside the present implementation and is worth building under milestones and acceptance criteria.

Typical range
US$20,000+
Output
defined capability, implementation milestones, testable acceptance, handover
Best for
strategic gaps with a named buyer, use case and budget
Apply for build-to-spec

Commencement gate

Application is not commencement.

We keep the commercial boundary explicit so neither side has to infer when work, payment or acceptance obligations begin.

Apply

You describe the workflow, failure mode, stack, target outcome and practical constraints.

Qualify

FreshContext confirms fit, dependencies, scope and whether the proposed engagement is worth doing.

Contract

If accepted, we issue a service order or statement of work with the controlling scope, price, acceptance criteria, IP treatment and timetable.

Invoice

The commercial pack includes an invoice and payment reference. A typical engagement uses a 50% commencement deposit unless the signed service order says otherwise.

Start

Work starts only after the required agreement is signed and the commencement deposit is verified as cleared funds.

Accept

Completion is tested against the agreed acceptance criteria before the engagement is closed and any final balance becomes due.

Open-source boundary

The MIT release and the paid engagement are different assets.

The historical public implementation remains available under its applicable MIT licence. A commercial engagement pays for the scoped work and rights actually stated in the signed service order.

Background layer

Pre-existing FreshContext software, specification expression, methods, know-how, infrastructure and other background material are identified separately from client-specific deliverables.

Client engagement

Implementation, configuration, private adaptations, deployment, operating evidence, documentation, support and any client-specific deliverables are governed by the signed commercial documents.

Boundary: an application does not grant exclusivity, assign FreshContext ownership, reserve capacity, or create an obligation to begin work. Any such right must be written into an executed agreement. Acquisition and strategic transaction enquiries are handled separately through corpdev@freshcontext.dev, not through this application flow.

Start

Bring one real workflow.

A good application names the context failure, the system it occurs in, the person who owns the outcome and what would count as successful correction.

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