Atlas is an enterprise platform and delivery program—not a self-serve subscription. Each level below defines the baseline scope, working model, tangible deliverables, completion gate, and commercial structure. Final terms reflect the approved mission, data, security, integrations, users, and operating environment.
For leaders who know the operational problem but need the workflow, evidence requirements, authority boundaries, and investment case defined before technology is configured.
$7,500
fixed engagement
1–2 weeks
What leadership receives
A decision-ready blueprint that tells leadership what Atlas should solve first, how value will be measured, what must be controlled, and whether a pilot is justified.
Baseline scope
One priority operational problem or decision workflow
Up to two facilitated executive and stakeholder working sessions
Current-state review of people, process, evidence, systems, and decision authority
One leadership readout with written feedback incorporated
Tangible deliverables
Mission brief and current-state workflow map
Stakeholder, decision-rights, and authority map
Data and evidence inventory with access or quality gaps
Risk, control, privacy, and human-approval requirements
Measurable pilot success criteria and qualification plan
Recommended Atlas system, pilot scope, timeline, and commercial roadmap
How we work together
JLST-led discovery and synthesis
Customer executive sponsor and designated subject-matter experts
Secure follow-up for sensitive operating information
Completion and acceptance
Complete when the discovery brief, workflow map, risk boundaries, and written pilot recommendation are delivered and reviewed with the executive sponsor.
Typical billing: 100% at kickoff.
Not included at this level
Software configuration or custom development
Live integrations, data migration, or production deployment
Independent legal, regulatory, or security certification
For organizations ready to prove one high-value Atlas workflow with controlled data, named users, defined authority, and measurable success criteria.
$35,000
starting price
4–8 weeks
What leadership receives
A functioning, evidence-backed pilot plus a documented go, revise, or stop decision—so leadership can evaluate Atlas using observed results instead of a sales demonstration.
Baseline scope
One production-relevant workflow in one controlled pilot environment
Up to 10 named pilot users
Up to two approved data or document sources
Configuration of Atlas Intelligence, Atlas Trade, or Atlas Command
One agreed pilot scorecard established before configuration begins
Tangible deliverables
Configured Atlas pilot workspace and workflow
Workflow-specific evidence model, roles, permissions, and approval path
Controlled ingestion or connection for approved pilot data
User walkthrough and operating instructions
Test scenarios, qualification evidence, limitations, and exception record
Executive results readout and enterprise transition recommendation
How we work together
Weekly working session and written progress update
Named JLST engagement lead and customer product owner
Customer access decisions and source-data approvals remain human governed
Completion and acceptance
Complete when the agreed workflow is demonstrated with designated pilot data and users, the scorecard is evaluated, and leadership receives the qualification record and recommendation.
Typical billing: 50% at kickoff, 30% at configured-pilot review, and 20% at executive readout.
Not included at this level
Production service levels or enterprise-wide rollout
Complex legacy-system engineering or large-scale data remediation
Third-party licenses, market data, cloud infrastructure, or model usage
For approved organizations moving successfully qualified Atlas capabilities into governed operating environments with formal identity, policy, evidence, and support controls.
$150,000
starting annual platform commitment
Typical launch: 8–16 weeks after prerequisites
What leadership receives
A governed Atlas operating capability with qualified workflows, controlled access, documented procedures, monitoring, and an accountable expansion path.
Baseline scope
Annual Atlas platform access for one legal entity or business unit
Up to three previously qualified workflows
Up to 50 named users with role-based access
One test and one production environment
Up to three approved standard integrations; custom or legacy integrations are separately scoped
Tangible deliverables
Enterprise tenant and approved Atlas system configuration
Identity, role, permission, approval, and audit-control implementation
Qualified workflow release package and operating runbooks
Administrator onboarding and operator training
Monitoring, exception-management, recovery, and change procedures
Quarterly governance review and documented expansion roadmap
How we work together
Named executive sponsor, customer administrator, and JLST delivery lead
Planned implementation milestones with customer acceptance gates
Standard business-hours support; enhanced service levels quoted separately
Completion and acceptance
Launch occurs only after required access, security, qualification, recovery, and customer-acceptance gates are satisfied. Annual service continues under the executed order and support terms.
Typical billing: Annual platform commitment paid in advance; implementation billed separately by milestone.
Not included at this level
Implementation, custom application development, or major data migration unless quoted
24/7 support, multi-region architecture, or dedicated infrastructure unless contracted
Commodity-data rights, third-party systems, external audits, or regulatory approvals
For aligned organizations pursuing mission-specific infrastructure, commodity-market capabilities, co-innovation, or a long-horizon Atlas program beyond a standard deployment.
$250,000
starting program commitment
Typical initial program: 6–12 months
What leadership receives
A jointly governed strategic program that turns a defined market or operational mission into architecture, working capability, evidence, and a scalable commercial roadmap.
Baseline scope
One strategic program with an agreed mission and milestone plan
Joint executive steering group and named program leads
Mission-specific Atlas configuration or capability development
Program access to applicable Atlas platform capabilities
Defined integration, operating, and expansion workstreams
Tangible deliverables
Joint program charter, architecture, and delivery roadmap
Mission-specific capability releases against written milestones
Governance cadence, decision log, risk register, and evidence package
Integration and operating-model design
Executive milestone reviews and program qualification reports
Commercialization, deployment, or strategic expansion blueprint
How we work together
Dedicated JLST program leadership and cross-functional delivery cadence
Joint prioritization, controlled change management, and milestone acceptance
Commercial, confidentiality, data-rights, and IP terms agreed before work begins
Completion and acceptance
Program completion and acceptance are governed by the milestones, deliverables, and decision gates in the executed statement of work.
Typical billing: Custom milestone schedule with an initial program payment at kickoff. Multi-year, exclusivity, and dedicated-team terms are separately priced.
Not included at this level
Transfer or assignment of Atlas core intellectual property
What every customer should know before engagement.
JLST provides
A written scope, delivery plan, responsibilities, milestones, and acceptance criteria
Evidence-centered implementation with defined human authority and review points
Clear documentation of results, limitations, exceptions, and recommended next steps
Controlled handling instructions for information that should not enter a public inquiry channel
The customer provides
An accountable executive sponsor, subject-matter experts, and timely decisions
Lawful access to approved data, documents, systems, test users, and technical owners
Security, privacy, legal, compliance, and procurement participation appropriate to the scope
Review and acceptance feedback within the schedule defined in the statement of work
Common exclusions and additional costs
These items are excluded unless an executed agreement expressly includes them. This protects both parties from unclear expectations and uncontrolled scope.
Cloud, AI-model, transaction, or unusually high compute consumption
Third-party software, premium commodity or market data, and external licensing fees
Travel, on-site delivery, independent security assessments, and external professional services
Legal, regulatory, investment, trading, brokerage, custody, or settlement authority
Work outside the signed scope; additions are handled through a written change order
Choose the right Atlas system
Atlas Intelligence
Knowledge, evidence, memory, decisions, and governed agents.
Atlas Trade
Commodities, counterparties, documents, compliance, logistics, and settlement evidence.
Atlas Command
Agent identity, policy, permissions, approvals, monitoring, and execution control.
Before you decide
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Prices are shown in USD and are non-binding baseline starting points. Final scope, fees, payment terms, usage allowances, service levels, and acceptance criteria are established in a written agreement. Public inquiry forms are for initial qualification only; sensitive identity, banking, ownership, transaction, counterparty, or trade documents must be exchanged through an approved secure channel.