Services
One product. One service. Both prices published.
AI-native engineering for Build-to-Rent, on the Microsoft agent stack. One agent, built inside your own tenant and handed over in six weeks, and the weekly care that keeps it working.
What this is
Priced work, and what it is not.
- What this is
- Engineering work, priced and bounded. One agent, designed and built inside your own Microsoft tenant, on Copilot Studio or Azure AI Foundry. It runs on your licences, under your identity provider, inside your data boundary, and it stays yours.
- What this is not
- It is not the ARK360 platform. The platform is a separate build with a separate status, it has no paying customers and no live operators, and it is reached through the Founding Pilot Programme rather than through a price. Buying an agent does not buy the platform, and nothing on this page is a claim about it.
- What Microsoft is here
- A stack, and nothing further. ARK360 holds no tier, no listing and no accreditation with Microsoft, or with anyone else. Copilot Studio and Azure AI Foundry are named because that is where your agent runs, and for no other reason.
Who it is for
- Build-to-Rent operators with a role whose week disappears into coordination.
- Property teams: leasing, asset management, facilities, and the reporting that runs off them.
- Construction teams: submittals, requests for information, procurement follow-up, and the document work around them.
Your core systems stay where they are. The agent works around them, reads what it is given access to, and writes back only what a person authorises. There is no migration, and nothing is switched off.
The rate card
What it costs, in full.
Two offers, three figures, and no fourth number that appears after a call.
01
A discovery call
Half an hour on what the role does, what it costs, and whether an agent is the right answer. If it is not, that is the answer you get.
02
Launch, in six weeks
Two weeks to select the workflow, ending at a stage gate you can stop at. Four weeks to build, test and deploy it in your tenant. Handover, a runbook, training.
03
Care, weekly
One improvement shipped every week, with monitoring, triage and governance upkeep behind it, and a transparency report every month.
Product
AI Agent Launch
One agent of your own, in production in six weeks.
A$42,000
Fixed. Not an estimate, not a rate that moves with the hours, and not a range that resolves after a call.
- Two weeks of discovery, ending at a stage gate you can stop at
- Four weeks of build, test and deployment inside your tenant
- Copilot Studio or Azure AI Foundry, whichever suits the workflow
- Handover, a runbook and training for the team that will own it
Service
AI Agent Care
One improvement shipped every week, for as long as it is worth shipping.
A$1,500 a week
Three months minimum, then month by month. Capped at three clients at a time.
- One improvement to the agent, shipped, every week
- Monitoring and triage, so a failure is raised rather than discovered
- Governance upkeep as your policies and your directory change
- A transparency report every month: what changed, what it cost, what broke
All prices are in Australian dollars and exclude GST. Every engagement runs under a statement of work that names the scope, the deliverables and the stage gate before any of it starts.
AI Agent Launch
Six weeks, in two phases.
Discovery decides what gets built. The build does it. Nothing starts until the first has finished.
- Weeks 1 to 2, discovery
- Map the workflows the role actually runs. Score the use cases against effort, risk and what a failure would cost. Select one. Your core systems stay where they are and nothing is migrated. The two weeks end at a stage gate: go, or stop.
- Weeks 3 to 6, build and deploy
- Build it, test it, deploy it. Inside your tenant, on Copilot Studio or Azure AI Foundry, under your identity provider. The six weeks close with handover, a runbook and training, so the team that owns the agent can run it without ARK360 in the room.
The stage gate, at week two
Two weeks in, the work stops for a decision. Go, and the build runs to week six at the fixed price. Stop, and the engagement ends at A$12,500 for the discovery weeks, with every deliverable yours: the workflow map, the scored use cases, the recommendation and the reason behind it. Stopping is a result rather than a failure, and it costs less than finding out in month three.
Governance
What is bounded, and what is only intended.
The authority an agent holds is written down before it is built, and the record of what it did lives in your tenant rather than in ARK360's.
- Least-privilege access
- The agent authenticates as itself through your directory and holds the narrowest authority that does its job. It appears as a principal your administrators can see, scope and revoke.
- A person in the loop
- Approvals sit where the judgement is. What the agent may do, what it must hand back and what it may never touch is written before any of it is built, in a sheet a non-technologist can read.
- Logged in your tenant
- Agent actions are written to your tenant's own audit log, where the retention, the search and the legal hold your organisation already runs apply to them unchanged. That log is yours, in your tenant, and ARK360 keeps no copy of it.
- Automated-decision transparency
- Built towards the Privacy Act automated-decision transparency requirement that commences on 10 December 2026, so the disclosures your privacy policy will need can be produced from the agent's own record rather than reconstructed later.
The last of those is a design target rather than a certification. No third party has assessed this work against the Privacy Act, and meeting the requirement on the day is your organisation's obligation rather than a box ARK360 can tick on your behalf. The line between what is enforced and what is only intended is drawn on the security page, and it is drawn the same way here.
What is enforced, and what is not →AI Agent Care
One improvement, every week.
Once an agent is doing real work, the ground under it keeps moving: the policies move, the directory moves, the work moves. Care is what keeps up with that.
What it covers
- One improvement to the agent, shipped, every week
- Monitoring and triage, so a failure is raised rather than discovered
- Governance upkeep as your policies and your directory change
- A transparency report every month: what changed, what it cost, what broke
The terms, and why each one is there
- Three months minimum. One week of care proves nothing, and a monthly report needs three of them before it has a trend in it.
- Capped at three clients at a time. One person can hold three agents and ship an improvement to each of them every week. The fourth is where the improvement stops arriving, so the fourth is not taken.
- An improvement is a change the agent's owner asked for and can see working. It is not a report about one.
- Work beyond the scope above is quoted first and runs under its own statement of work. Nothing appears on an invoice that was not agreed before it was done.
Questions
What a buyer asks before the call.
Including the two that decide whether this page is about the thing you thought it was.
- What does AI Agent Launch cost?
- A$42,000, fixed, excluding GST, for six weeks. If the stage gate at week two stops the work, the engagement ends at A$12,500 for the discovery weeks and every deliverable is yours. There is no third number and no rate that moves with the hours.
- Is this the ARK360 platform?
- No. This builds one agent inside your own Microsoft tenant, on Copilot Studio or Azure AI Foundry, and it leaves nothing of ARK360 running in your building. The ARK360 platform is a separate build with a separate status: a complete reference platform, now selecting its first operators, with no paying customers and no live operators. It is reached through the Founding Pilot Programme rather than through this page, and buying an agent does not buy it.
- Whose tenant does the agent run in?
- Yours. Your Microsoft tenant, your licences, your identity provider, your data boundary. The agent authenticates through your directory as a principal your administrators can see and revoke, and its actions are written to your own audit log under your own retention. ARK360 holds no copy of your data and runs no parallel system of record.
- What happens at the stage gate?
- Two weeks in, the work stops for a decision. Go, and the build runs to week six at the fixed price. Stop, and the engagement ends at A$12,500 with the workflow map, the scored use cases and the recommendation in your hands. Stopping is a result. It is what a stage gate is for.
- What does AI Agent Care actually ship?
- A$1,500 a week buys one improvement to the agent, shipped, every week, with monitoring, triage and governance upkeep behind it and a transparency report every month. An improvement is a change the agent's owner asked for and can see working, not a report about one. Three months minimum, capped at three clients at a time, and anything outside that scope is quoted first under its own statement of work.
- Is ARK360 accredited by Microsoft?
- No. ARK360 holds no tier, no listing and no accreditation with Microsoft, or with anyone else. Copilot Studio and Azure AI Foundry are named because that is where your agent runs, and for no other reason. What is not held is listed in full on the security page.