September case-study model: first-year costs at ten-app scale, before installation, licence and support. Speed compares projected two–three-sprint workflow time with a 480-hour delivery window. See the comparison.
Give your team specialist AI agents for planning, development, architecture, quality and security. They work in parallel inside your own engineering environment, turning ideas into reviewed, tested software so your team can build and improve more, with human control over delivery.
£20,000 installation + £1,000/month licenceFour-week entry scope · optional support · infrastructure and usage additional · ex VAT
Give business users a route from the problems they know to software that helps. Create a prototype in Codex or Claude, upload it to the Gallery using skills, and let colleagues try the idea. Approved ideas move into AxiaCraft for engineering, testing and review.
Turn domain knowledge into something people can try.
Use the Gallery to review value, fit and feedback.
Address security, reliability, performance and operation.
Release through agreed checks and build on feedback.
Enlarge screenshot ↗See how prototypes built in Claude or Codex enter the AxiaCraft Gallery, move through planning and specialist engineering, and reach production through visible review and control.
The film follows the route from an early prototype through Gallery review, engineering, release and product-wide operation. Product screens come from the current AxiaCraft showcase environment; the performance headlines use the September 2026 project-work case study. The 72–108× workflow speed and 95% lower first-year cost are modelled comparisons; the cost headline assumes ten apps and excludes installation, licence/support and real application usage.
Choose your applications, development activity and support package. Your estimate includes a £20,000 entry installation and a licence from £1,000 per month, with first-year, annual and three-year costs shown. Read the full case study →
Cost basis: Microsoft Azure infrastructure and Fireworks.ai models, using the September 2026 case-study measurements and assumptions. See monthly running costs and scaling.
Includes delivery, running costs, installation and selected package
Three-year delivery and running costs: £59,822. Licence and support: £36,000. Installation: £20,000.
How running costs scale: £383.61 per app-month for quiet production hosting, approximately £0.23 per Gallery prototype, and £863.80 per month shared across the installation. The shared allowance already includes two agent workspaces at an assumed four billable hours each per day, plus retained files and the full database allowance. Activity changes the annual delivery workload; it does not automatically resize this shared capacity. More simultaneous work, longer runtime or stricter separation needs a revised estimate.
The 95% headline compares modelled delivery and running costs for ten apps over one year, before installation, licence and support. This calculator includes those commercial costs and compares your selected workload with the case study’s traditional delivery team. The junior-developer comparison describes the entry package’s first-year budget.
Three-year projection, GBP before tax. Includes initial builds, selected annual changes, an approximate £0.23 monthly allowance per low-traffic Gallery prototype and quiet hosting using the case-study assumptions. Additional prototype backends, databases or heavier usage require a separate estimate. Includes £20,000 installation once and the selected licence/support package throughout. Assumes the agreed entry installation scope and shared platform capacity; larger or more complex installations are quoted separately. Real application usage, additional customer staffing and third-party services are additional. Case-study assumptions.
AxiaCraft is installed around a team’s real product, repositories and controls. It creates a shorter, inspectable route from product intent to verified software.
Explore the product features →Lower delivery and running costs at ten-app scale: £5,690–£5,705 per app against £113,203 in year one, before installation, licence and support.
Two–three sprints: 4h 27m–6h 40m of projected workflow time against a 480-hour traditional delivery window.
To install the first factory around your engineering environment and prove it on real work.
September 2026 case-study projections. Cost comparison excludes installation, licence and support. Calendar delivery depends on approvals and external dependencies.
Explore the delivery journey, measured AI costs and the full model for building, running and improving applications with AxiaCraft.
Read the case study →An approved Gallery prototype, a product brief or an existing application can all start the process. Plans, agent work, review findings and approvals stay together, so teams can see what is happening and why.
A Gallery handoff brings the source and brief into a draft plan. The product team agrees the scope and requirements before implementation begins, keeping decisions attached to the work.
Enlarge screenshot ↗Each sprint has a bounded outcome, visible progress and an explicit workload. Agents pick up assigned work while AxiaCraft keeps ownership, dependencies and progress visible in one place.
Enlarge screenshot ↗Completed sprint work is reviewed across quality, security and architecture. Findings become remediation work and the gate runs again before the sprint can complete.
Enlarge screenshot ↗AxiaCraft connects Gallery prototype intake, specialist engineering, independent assurance and continuing operation in one proprietary AI software factory. See how that breadth compares with other AI engineering products.
Compare AxiaCraft →The first installation is a focused engineering engagement. It connects the platform to your environment, proves the delivery loop on real product work and leaves behind a working environment with its operating model.
Install AxiaCraft, including its integrated OpenClaw runtime and LiteLLM model gateway, then configure the model routes.
Connect repositories, identity, CI/CD, engineering tools and delivery environments to the factory.
Take the first application from product intent through planning, implementation, review, remediation and release.
Transfer the operating model, runbooks, observability, cost controls and prioritised improvement backlog.
Give your team specialist AI agents covering senior engineering roles in planning, development, architecture, quality and security. They work in parallel inside your environment, with human control over delivery, so your team can build and improve more software.
The smallest one-app, licence-only configuration is approximately £47,000 in year one, including installation and quiet hosting. This budget comparison applies to that entry configuration; larger workloads and support packages cost more.
Install, integrate, build the first agreed application and hand over to your team.
£12,000 per year. One organisation’s factory, including Gallery, production and test environments, unlimited applications and users.
Fixed installation price for the agreed entry scope. Larger or more complex installations are quoted separately. Infrastructure and AI usage are paid directly by the customer. All prices exclude VAT.
The smallest one-app, licence-only setup is projected at £47,034 in year one: £20,000 installation, £12,000 licence and approximately £15,034 for initial build AI, shared infrastructure and quiet hosting. Its following annual baseline is £26,972. Additional development and application usage add to this baseline.
Illustrative UK salaries of £30,000–£40,000 give annual employment costs of approximately £34,463–£46,263 with standard 2026/27 employer National Insurance and minimum pension contributions. Adding the same £4,603 application-hosting allowance gives £39,066–£50,866. The National Careers Service lists £30,000 as a starting software-developer salary; £35,000 and £40,000 are illustrative budgets.
The employment calculation assumes a non-apprentice employee aged 22 or over and standard contributions before Employment Allowance or other reliefs. Recruitment, equipment and management costs are excluded. This compares budgets; delivery output depends on scope, workload and human oversight.
Salary reference · Employer NI rates · Employer pension contributions
Every package below includes the licence. Choose the level of ongoing help your team needs to operate and develop its factory.
£12,000 per year
Operate the factory with your own team. Includes product updates, security patches and defect reporting.
£24,000 per year · licence included
Issue triage, operating guidance and a monthly health review.
Up to 4 hours of assistance per month.
£48,000 per year · licence included
Essential plus priority support, governance reviews, upgrade assistance and builder coaching.
Up to 12 hours of assistance per month.
£96,000 per year · licence included
Standard plus hands-on operational support, agreed remediation and delivery coaching. Your team retains day-to-day operating responsibility.
Up to 28 hours of assistance per month.
Reviews count towards the monthly assistance allowance. Additional work is agreed separately. Support operates during UK business hours; 24/7 cover is quoted separately.
Calculate your AxiaCraft costs ↑If you have a product idea, prototype or delivery bottleneck worth proving, the next step is a practical fit conversation around your environment and target outcome.
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