What it costs, route by route.

Engagements start from $50,000 for a Product Partnership, $6,000 a month for Annual Product Operations and $10,000 per application for Funding & Grant Support. Existing Product Review has no fee: it is how Logics7 decides whether to take a stake. These are reference thresholds, excluding VAT; invoices are issued in GBP or EUR, depending on the client. The exact price is confirmed in writing once the route and the scope are clear, and Annual Product Operations is paid in equal monthly instalments tied to the roadmap, not to hours.

No. Existing Product Review has no fee: it is an investment route. Logics7 reviews the code, the business logic and the market to decide whether to take a stake — for cash, for the development the product needs, or both. You receive a concise decision from Mark Prais, with the reasons.

Work against the year’s roadmap: automation, AI, internal tools and integrations, built as one connected system with a named owner, then tested, deployed and measured. The programme opens with a detailed process review and the roadmap in months one and two. It is paid in twelve equal monthly instalments from $6,000 a month, tied to the roadmap, not to hours; you can pause for up to a month a year and, after the first three months, end with 60 days’ written notice.

Yes, when the product is suitable. Funding & Grant Support prepares the product case behind the application — scope, roadmap, budget narrative and milestones — from $10,000 per application, with no success fee. If the application needs a working MVP, Logics7 can build it as a separate engagement, priced for the situation. The funder decides; we do not guarantee approval.

It is set out in the written agreement before any work starts. In Annual Product Operations and other client-owned engagements, ownership and IP are defined by that agreement; in a Product Partnership where Logics7 takes a stake, the split is written into the agreement before any build — nothing is implied.