FAQ
Common questions
A few things to know about scope, pricing, and how Peachity works.
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Getting started
How to begin and what happens after you get in touch.
2 questions
- No. Start with what you’re trying to improve, build, or untangle. We’ll help define the problem, identify the right approach, and recommend the next step.
- We review what you shared and follow up to understand the opportunity, the systems involved, and the result you want. If it’s a fit, we recommend a path forward and prepare a proposal before work begins.
Pricing
How scope and proposals work.
2 questions
- Each proposal is scoped around the business outcome, the systems and people involved, the complexity of the work, and the timeline. It defines deliverables, milestones, investment, and ownership before work starts.
- Initial discovery is part of Peachity’s normal sales process. For unusually complex opportunities, we may recommend a separately scoped Discovery or Solution Architecture phase in a custom proposal. That work is scoped when needed, and is not offered as a public package.
AI & automation
Where AI fits in the work.
3 questions
- Yes. When the work spans research, decisions, actions, and approvals, Peachity designs multi-agent workflows that coordinate specialized agents across connected systems, with clear handoffs and human review where needed.
- AI makes sense when it supports a clear business outcome: better customer answers, less repetitive work, faster routing, or a workflow that spans multiple systems. We start with the process and add AI where it can earn trust and do useful work.
- Usually no. Peachity works with the tools you already run when they can support the outcome. We focus on reducing friction and creating reliable handoffs across the systems you have.
Fit & scope
Who Peachity is best placed to help.
2 questions
- No. Websites are one important customer touchpoint. Peachity also designs and builds digital products, client experiences, business systems, and AI automation.
- Growing businesses with a clear opportunity to improve how they present, sell, serve, or operate — especially when the customer experience and the systems behind it need to work together.
After launch
How continued improvement works.
1 question
- Yes. Ongoing work is scoped around the product, systems, and experience support that will continue to create value after the initial engagement.
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