The problem
One person knows how you price, qualify or adjudicate — and when they're out, the work stops or the answers drift. The logic is too nuanced for a spreadsheet and too important to guess.
What teams try first
What we build
Inside the engines.
How it works
From scope to live.
Extract the logic
We sit with your expert and write down every rule and exception.
Build the engine
Deterministic core plus AI judgement, versioned and testable.
Backtest on history
Run it against a year of real cases and reconcile the deltas.
Deploy with an audit trail
Live with every decision logged and explainable.
Tools we use
This is real engineering, not a no-code toy. Python and Node carry the logic, Postgres holds the record of every decision, and Redis keeps it fast at volume — because a decision engine has to be both correct and auditable.
Deployed with this service
Live, not hypothetical.
Investment
What it costs.
Investment
From $4,500
Fixed project pricing · No hourly billing
INDUSTRY RANGE: $5,000–$25,000+ · WE PRICE AT MARKET FLOOR
Full quote after your free audit →What's included
What moves it up?
- Additional integrations (each +$300–800)
- Custom LLM tuning / training
- Multi-location or multi-brand deployment
- Retainer for ongoing iteration ($500–$2,500/mo)
FAQ
Questions, answered.
Is it AI or hard-coded rules?
Both, deliberately. The parts that must be exact are deterministic; the parts that need judgement use a model — and every path is logged.
How do you prove it's correct?
We backtest against your last 12 months of real cases and reconcile every difference with you before it goes live.
Can we explain a decision to a regulator or customer?
Yes. Every decision stores its inputs and the rule or model output that drove it, so it's fully explainable after the fact.
Who owns the engine?
You do — source code, database and logic. It runs in your infrastructure and you can hand it to any engineer later.
Is Complex Logic Engines your #1 opportunity?
The free 90-second audit tells you where complex logic engines rank against everything else you could automate first.