There is no single price.
AI automation in South Africa is almost always scoped and priced per module rather than as one large upfront project. What a given automation costs depends on how many systems it has to join, how messy the underlying data is, and how many exceptions the process carries, so the price is set against your own processes rather than a fixed list.
At CCG, most engagements start with a short, fixed mapping phase before any build is quoted. That mapping produces a costed first module, so you see the price of the first piece of work, and the return it is expected to earn, before committing to it. The second module is usually cheaper than the first, because the data and the connections it needs already exist.
Three things move the price more than anything else.
The number of systems the automation has to read from and write back to. The state of the data, since duplicates and missing records have to be fixed before a process can safely run on them. And the number of exceptions, because the rare cases are where most of the build effort goes.
Pricing a build before the work is mapped is guesswork, and guesswork is how automation projects overrun.
CCG maps one or two processes first, on a fixed fee, and only then quotes the build. You get a ranked list of what to automate and a costed first module, so the decision to build is made on a real number.
The cheapest way in is one well-chosen module rather than a whole platform.
The first build establishes the data and the connections; every module after it reuses them, so the cost falls as the platform grows. This is why CCG starts with the single process that pays back fastest, not the biggest.
Next step:
want a costed first module for your business? See how CCG's AI automation consulting maps the work and prices the build with you.
