Three steps, in order. Each one earns the next.
Start with an Audit. Build with your own people. Keep it growing with a Retainer.
Right to Own replaces the software you rent with a system you own, in three steps: a two-week Ownership Audit ($5,000), a Build-With-You Sprint (from $20,000) and an optional Ownership Retainer ($2,500 a month).
Where should you start?
With the Ownership Audit. It prices every tool you rent and hands you a blueprint, and its full fee is credited toward the Sprint.
What does owning cost compared with renting?
At Capital Choice Office Furniture, about $81,000 a year of subscriptions and services was replaced by a one-time build of about $12,000 and roughly $140 a month to run.
Is Right to Own a software development shop?
No. Right to Own teaches your own people to build and extend a system with AI, on platforms you own. You are never renting from a developer instead of a software company.
Which platforms do you use?
Right to Own is tool agnostic. The Audit decides the platform, and it is always one you can own outright.
Ownership Audit
$5,000 · credited toward the Sprint
Two weeks to map how your business really runs and price exactly what owning your systems would save.
What's included →Step 2 · Two to four weeksBuild-With-You Sprint
From $20,000 · 50% at kickoff, 50% at handover
Your first owned system, built with your own people in the driver's seat, on accounts you own from day one.
What's included →Step 3 · MonthlyOwnership Retainer
$2,500 / month · cancel anytime
Office hours, the next module, and help onboarding your people as the old tools switch off.
What's included →Step 4 · Half dayLeadership Workshop
$2,500 · half day, your team or your peer group
A half day for leaders on what owned, AI-built systems are, what they cost, and a 90-day plan to take back one department.
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