Cost and value

zedders works on fixed fees, quoted before any work starts, so you know the price up front. Scoping, build, training and any ongoing support are each a fixed price against defined deliverables. For a build, we show you the time it should give back as the case for doing it, but the invoice stays fixed, so the savings are yours. What it costs depends on the size of your firm and how many systems are involved, which is what scoping settles.

A focused first round of automations is usually built and live within weeks, and the time savings show up as soon as it's in use. A standard document package that took most of an hour can drop to a few minutes plus a short review. The quick wins come from admin and document work; broader change compounds over later engagements.

Because zedders measures the before, so the after is provable rather than promised. Most of the gain is time recovered from repetitive, non-billable admin. The return depends on choosing the right workflow and on your team adopting it, which is exactly what the method is built to get right.

No. You start with one workflow and expand only when it is working, so you are never betting big up front. You own the systems built for you and could run them without zedders. Ongoing support is there if you want it, but it is a value choice, not a dependency we engineer.

The hype is real, and so is the substance under it. In legal, AI has moved from experiment to ordinary practice, and the courts and law societies are now writing rules for it, which is what happens to things that are here to stay. zedders builds the durable, useful workflows, not the demo that impresses once and gets abandoned.