# Briefing, Field Survey, then install

Write helixfieldai@gmail.com or use the form. Name the work that repeats. Helixfield replies inside one business day and says whether a Field Survey at $9,500 is the right first move — or that it is not.

The public form is four fields. Empty “we need AI” requests are declined.

## Path

1. Briefing — name the loop, the tools, the owner.
2. Field Survey — $9,500, two to three weeks.
3. Install — $24,000, $36,000, or $48,000.
4. Instruct — a named owner who can reject the draft.
5. Operate — Circuit at $6,800 per month (three-month minimum) is the default after launch.

## What we ask

The loop. The owner. The tools you already pay for. What a human must still accept. One success metric.

### How does a company start with Helixfield?

Send a briefing that names the repeating work, the tools you already pay for, and the person who would own the loop. Platform or method preference is optional — Helixfield recommends the current best door (OpenAI GPT-6 Astra, xAI Grok, Anthropic Claude, Google Gemini, Cursor, or what ships next). We reply inside one business day and say whether a Field Survey at $9,500 is the right first move — or that it is not.

### What happens after the Field Survey?

You receive a written loop map, ranked opportunities, a vendor door on the current best fit, and a 90-day plan. You are not obliged to buy an install. If you do, typical next buys are a Single Agent at $24,000 or a Loop & Graph System at $36,000 (the current multi-agent standard — not a forever method). Circuit at $6,800 per month (three-month minimum) is the default retainer after launch.

### What does Helixfield need before an install starts?

A signed SOW at a published price, a named owner, read access to the systems the loop already lives in, and a first loop written in one sentence. Production writes wait until that design is accepted and the agent is scored on real work.

### Who accepts Helixfield’s emails and recommendations?

A principal. Agents draft replies, survey reports, and runbooks. Client-facing output stays drafted until a human says send. After launch, your named owner accepts facts and outbound on your loop.

https://www.helixfield.com/how-we-engage
