Pricing
Core is the entry offer for owning the operating layer. Higher tiers fit when you need updates, team conventions, agency delivery, or done-with-you implementation.
One-time license for one builder/operator.
Annual library updates, workflow drops, and light email support.
Three seats and shared onboarding conventions for a small team.
Agency rights for client delivery systems and implementation templates.
Tiered launch price
If you already know you need an AI agent operating system, buying early lowers your cost. If not, the comparison and objection library help you self-select before buying.
First 50 buyers
Current launch priceBuyers 51-150
Starts after the first 50 seatsBuyer 151+
Standard post-launch pricePrice increases by real buyer tiers, not fake countdown scarcity. The timer only prompts a decision today.
Fast decision, not blind buying
The page does not rely on urgency alone. Each decision driver is paired with a reason, risk reduction, and a small action step.
The first 50 buyers get launch pricing, then price increases by buyer tier.
Price increases because the launch tier closes, not because of fake scarcity.
You aim for a first win in 7 days, not a distant promise.
30 days to validate with real work before keeping the product.
Start with one small workflow instead of replacing everything.
Skills, workflows, rules, and state become editable assets you can hand off.
Comparison, fit guidance, and objections help prevent wrong purchases.
The point is not just speed. It is less mental clutter every day.
Understand before buying
Codekit keeps some AI-native terms, but every term maps to a concrete operating meaning.
An AI-agent automation system where agents, skills, and workflows coordinate repeatable work.
A packaged reusable capability.
A repeatable multi-step process you can inspect, rerun, and hand off.
A concrete result that proves the system is useful within the first few days.
No blind purchase
Buyers should see the real system structure, not just a promise. Codekit Core is packaged as an expandable operating layer.
Buy Codekit CoreFeatures -> benefits
Each feature should connect to a direct benefit, an early result, business impact, and a deeper ownership reason.
Skill/workflow graph
Route work correctly.
One real task is routed.
Less trial and error.
You own the operating system.
Skill builder
Package know-how.
One reusable skill exists.
Easier handoff.
Expertise becomes an asset.
Verified workflow
Repeat work reliably.
One workflow runs.
Fewer repeated mistakes.
Consistent operating quality.
You need to own the AI agent system, not add more prompts.
You want a one-time purchase with a clear starter path.
You need a first win in 7 days before committing deeper.
FAQ / Objections
Yes, if they are scattered. Codekit turns prompts and process into routed, stateful, verified skills/workflows.
It can be higher upfront, but you are buying the ownership layer, first-win onboarding, and reusable operating assets.
You have a 30-day guarantee tied to the first system win: one real workflow asset, not just reading docs.
Access, receipt, and the 1-hour / 7-day onboarding checklist.
Templates give you a starting point. Codekit gives you the operating layer: skill graph, workflow graph, rules, state, and builders.
Yes. Consultants package know-how. Agencies standardize delivery and reduce hero dependency.
You should understand workflow operations and files. Codekit fits builders/operators who want system control.
No. The onboarding path focuses on one small first win so you know exactly what to do next.
Next step
Buy Core, get the first-win checklist, and start packaging your first workflow today.