Beam · With You
Beam answers from NicNac’s filed facts. When a question needs a person, he says so. Voice: On this page, your browser’s voice; on the NicNac line, Beam answers in his own voice — passed by Nic’s ear.
NicNac Systems · Founded 2026 · Lineage since 1997
NicNac is not an AI company. It is a human augmentation company — systems that answer, book, build, and remember, so the person becomes more capable, not less necessary. Watch the light in the logo — Beam is already in the room.
Living scene · Footage in production
Real headlines only — every item is drawn from the estate’s filed record, with its source and date. This line is the estate’s own news until the daily World Signal files into it.
Begin As Yourself
This is the whole idea of NicNac, working in miniature on this page: the experience is configured around the person. Choose a path and the scenes, the sample profile, the workflows, and the invitation below all re-face themselves toward you — and the page remembers your choice as you travel.
Beam: “Tell the room who’s here — I’ll put the work that gives your hours back first, and move everything else behind it.”
A concept demonstration: this page adapts the way Beam will. Your choice lives only in this visit, in your browser — nothing is sent anywhere. Change it any time; the room re-faces itself again.
The Idea
Human Augmentation is the discipline of building technology around a person so the person becomes more capable — not less necessary. Most software asks you to adapt to it. NicNac starts from the other end: your work, your people, your way — and builds the technology around that.
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One person, more capable — their calls answered, their calendar kept, their work followed up.
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The same care at home scale: reminders, bookings, and follow-through that hold a household together.
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Local businesses and congregations answering every person who reaches for them — no one left unanswered.
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Person to family, neighborhood to street, city, county, state, nation, continent, and world — tree by tree.
Beam: “Built around a person first: your calls answered, your calendar kept, your follow-ups landed — your hours go to your work, not your admin.”
What Beam Does For You
Software lists features. A host shows you what your day feels like. Five things Beam does — watch him do every one.
Beam: “Five jobs I do all day — answering, booking, chasing invoices, drafting, remembering. Don’t take the list’s word for it: every one is demonstrated below.”
After hours, mid-lesson, mid-service — the call is answered, the question heard, the appointment booked into your real calendar. No one who reached for your business is left talking to a machine that shrugs.
After-Hours Answer & Book — one of the four product lines, in the living room below.
Your projects, your people, your preferences — held in a record you can open, with the source of every entry attached. Beam greets you inside your actual situation, not at a blank chat window. Across the board, AI systems forget. This one is built to remember — carefully, and with your hand on the record.
Your Essence — the profile, opened in the next scene.
A promise made on Tuesday is still on the record on Friday — assembled from filed facts, drafted for your approval, sent, and closed. And if it ever can’t be ready in time, an honest note goes instead, naming the new time plainly. Silence is not an option.
Watch it run — the owed-answer workflow, played inside the profile below.
Generation is NicNac’s workshop: your book, your site, your film — built in your voice and approved by your hand at every gate. Nothing ships dressed as yours that you didn’t write or approve.
The publishing pipeline, played step by step below.
The Patterson Arts Method — learn, process, internalize, teach — carried from the music studio into every subject. New things arrive in your strongest mode, at your pace, pitched at your next growth edge. One learner’s path never looks like another’s, because it isn’t.
How the Essence teaches — inside the profile, next.
Your Essence · The Profile
Beam keeps a living record of each person in five faculties — Memory, Soul, Heart, Spirit, and Spark. Not a dossier: a record you can open, correct, and retract, where every entry carries its source, and nothing enters it unsourced. Meet Jordan — a sample profile, drawn so you can watch it work.
Teaches piano, runs a small studio, and is writing a book about it. Jordan is not a real customer — the record-keeping is the real design.
Open a faculty. Each one holds a different kind of truth about Jordan, and each one changes what Jordan’s room does next.
“I hold Jordan’s record the way a good host holds a guest’s coat — carefully, in the open, and only ever handed back to Jordan.”
Memory is what happened — the sourced ledger: facts, preferences, projects, each entry dated and correctable, so the estate never has to ask twice and never has to guess.
Teaches piano to 23 students at a studio in Ohio.
Written briefs over calls; evenings are teaching hours, not meeting hours.
Manuscript The Practice Room — chapter 4 delivered; chapter 5 owed Friday.
How the experience changes
“Good morning. Chapter 5 is the one thing owed this week — here is your filed outline, and Friday’s slot is held.”
Beam opens inside Jordan’s actual week, because Memory holds the project’s state with its source. Nothing re-asked; nothing re-generated.
Soul is who the person is becoming — values and direction, authored by the person alone. Soul has no observed feed and no inference, ever: the system never tells a person who they are.
“I want my students to leave braver than they came.”
Direction: becoming a teacher of teachers.
Values, in Jordan’s words: correct, kind, unhurried.
How the experience changes
This week’s plan is framed the way Jordan framed it: one brave thing per student.
Goals arrive in the person’s own value language — and nothing in Soul is ever used to sell against the direction the person named.
Heart is how the person is, and how care lands — the encouragement patterns that demonstrably reach them, learned only from what they tell us and what works. Present-state entries expire fast: a hard season never becomes a permanent label.
Encouragement that lands: a quiet note with the numbers, after the work.
Celebration and hype: retired — Jordan marked them not-for-me.
This month: a heavy teaching load — keep check-ins light.
How the experience changes — try the loop
“Chapter 5 drafted. 1,900 words, right at your outline. Nothing else needs you today.”
Spirit is what animates the person — purpose and meaning, recorded only from the person’s own words, and carried with the reverence due to it. Inferring someone’s meaning from signals is a line the design refuses to cross.
“The studio exists so kids from my neighborhood get a real chance at music.”
Jordan’s line: the scholarship fund is never used in marketing.
How the experience changes
The recital program leads with the neighborhood story — and the scholarship fund appears nowhere in it, per Jordan’s line.
Framing and restraint: work is presented in the purpose-language the person gave it, and what is sacred to them stays away from commerce and clutter.
Spark is where aptitude catches fire — demonstrated strengths and the current growth edge. This is the faculty the mission aims at: each person developed toward their aptitude, never averaged toward a norm.
Demonstrated strength: teaching beginners — three students’ recital pieces landed ahead of schedule.
Growth edge, now: arranging for small ensembles.
Flow, self-reported: early mornings, scores open, coffee gone cold.
How the experience changes
The next session opens with arranging — a two-piano reduction of the very piece Jordan’s beginners just mastered.
Challenges are pitched at the growth edge, not a population average. Strengths are built on first; a gap appears only as the next teaching target. Aptitude for the person — altitude for their work.
Living scene · Footage in production
Workflows · Visualized In The Profile
A workflow at NicNac is not a diagram in a brochure — it runs inside a person’s record, from their facts, under their approval. Press play. Each player below animates a filed workflow definition, step for step as written.
Beam: “Press play and watch me do the job — real filed definitions, step for step, your approval at every gate. The hours each one returns are counted in the Hours Back scene below.”
Concept demonstration · Sample data · Real filed workflows
Someone is owed an answer, with a promised time. This is the follow-through that makes good on it — the desk’s own pattern, run inside Jordan’s record.
The promise is recorded
Assembled from filed facts
Drafted for your approval
Sent under the desk rules
Closed on the record
Ready
Press play and watch a promise keep itself — with Jordan’s hand on the one step that matters.
Filed definition NCM-54 · Steps as written · Nothing is sent from this page
Publishing is NicNac’s flagship workflow — the one with paying customers. A manuscript moves through real gates, and the author approves at every one.
Manuscript received
Readiness verdict, with evidence
The developmental gate
Copyedit & proof
Returned for the final read
Ready
Press play — and notice where the pipeline stops. Every gate waits for the author.
Filed definitions AUT-06, AUT-20, AUT-21 · Steps as written · Nothing is sent from this page
Mosaic is the door built for churches — a tool in service to the church, whose own people do the welcoming. The system helps the church remember; the warmth stays human.
A guest is recorded
Thank-you drafted, in the church’s voice
The pastor’s note — space left blank
One gentle invitation back
The window closes honestly
Ready
Press play. Watch for the empty space in step three — it is the most important part of the design.
Filed definition MOS-10 · Tested on a demo tenant (October 21, 2026) — honestly not yet called ready · Nothing is sent from this page
These two start on their own when they reach you — watch a light travel the steps. The Sunday Flow is a filed workflow-component definition; the quote-to-cash chain is six invoice workflows that have run end-to-end in the replication harness. Nothing is sent or charged from this page.
Plan, schedule volunteers, check in, follow up — seven of the filed component’s steps, in order. The plan itself waits at Gate 1 for the pastor’s approval before anything moves.
The plan is drafted
The Sunday checklist
People are assigned
Confirmations are chased
Check-in runs
First-Guest 48 intake
The media loop is published
Ready
This one starts itself when it reaches you. Watch the light travel — and watch it stop at Gate 1, where the plan waits for a person.
Filed component definition · Steps as written · Not yet tested · Nothing is sent from this page
INV-12 → INV-14 → INV-15 → INV-16 → INV-18 → INV-19, exactly as filed. The invoice leaves only when a person approves the issue — that gate is INV-15’s own trigger.
INV-12 · The wiring
INV-14 · The draft
INV-15 · The issue
INV-16 · The reminder
INV-18 · The recovery
INV-19 · The reconciliation
Ready
This one starts itself when it reaches you. Watch the light travel — and watch it stop at step three, where the invoice waits for a person’s approval.
Filed definitions INV-12…19 · Run in the harness — not yet called ready · Nothing is charged from this page
Hours Back
Presence is not the product — the work is. Choose your path and Beam performs one real filed workflow, step for step, stopping where the filed definition stops for a person’s approval. The return is counted from filed figures only: where a workflow’s filed definition carries no time figure, the frame shows the work and says so.
Beam at work — for you
Pick a path; the demonstration re-faces itself, like everything else here.
The Quartet
This is the lab — one room, four stations, and Beam on the floor. Choose a product and watch the room re-face itself: the station lights, the light-flow reroutes, Beam turns his attention — and the room opens in place. Nothing here is wallpaper.
Beam: “Four crafts, one room: documents read, phones answered, invoices chased, your name found. Choose a station and watch that job done.”
The services lab · An original artwork, layered and lit — the room reconfigures when you choose a station
The room · All four stations
Parse reads documents. Answer & Book keeps the phones. Invoice runs the chase. Visibility makes sure the AI age can find you. Choose a card below — the station lights, and Beam turns to it.
Document parsing that turns PDFs and scanned documents into clean markdown, running on NicNac's own machines. The subject of our one published head-to-head study, below.
Open NicNacParseAn AI receptionist service that answers a small business's phones after hours and books appointments directly into its calendar.
Open Answer & BookManaged invoicing for small service businesses — invoices issued, followed up, and reconciled, so the chase runs itself.
Open NicNacInvoiceAn audit and presence service that measures whether AI answer engines name, cite, and recommend a business when customers ask who to hire — and then fixes what the audit finds.
Open AI VisibilityWhy People Trust This
Three kinds of evidence, all checkable: the person behind it, the customers already in it, and a design that protects you on purpose.
Beam: “Don’t trust the adjectives — check the paper trail in this scene. Everything claimed here, you can verify before you pay.”
Carnegie Hall debut — January 2024Weill Recital Hall, New York
Harvard University graduate studentI/O Psychology — in progress
TEDxEustis — “Unravel”His talk, on the record
Featured on LinkedIn’s Ask the ExpertNamed by the platform
Nic Patterson founded NicNac Systems in 2026, on a lineage that began as NicNac Design in 1997 — and on a decade teaching music to more than 400 men inside a prison, before the Carnegie Hall stage. The creed the estate runs on: work that stands on its own — correct, profitable, beautiful, and harming no one.
Debi came to NicNac Publishing to make her book real — her covers are being made here, now.
Bette is publishing her books with NicNac as the first Author OS tester — a working author, in the workflow you just watched, with her media outreach on the record and her hand on every gate.
And three more people are waiting to make their books. Publishing is the flagship workflow because it is the one already carrying real people’s work.
“No revenue figures are posted here, in either direction. That is a rule of this house — outcomes you can check, not numbers you can’t.”
CLASS_A_ROUTINE, CLASS_B_BOOKING, CLASS_C_FOLLOWUP, CLASS_D_FINANCIAL_HARD_GATE, and CLASS_E_MOSAIC_PASTOR_GATE) across five sovereign routing modes (Local, Hybrid, Cloud, Offline, and Air-Gapped). Beam says so when a question needs a person, instead of guessing.
Living scene · Footage in production
Proof · Measured, not claimed
One study is published. The rest sit in labelled, empty slots until they are measured. Wins, ties, and the rows where we are still behind — printed on the same page, in the same type size.
Beam: “One study, published whole: documents into clean text at $0 a page, 21 of 21 scored checks — including the rows where we’re behind. The empty slots stay empty until they’re measured.”
Live · Study 01 · Measured study · Published in full · October 20, 2026
Seven document classes — book, flyer, multi-column, form, scan, sheet music, long report. Criteria written before either system ran. One fixed mechanical scorer for both.
21/21
NicNacParse — scored checks passed, at $0 per page on our own machines.
20/21
LlamaParse — scored checks passed, at 10 credits per page.
Parity
Scan accuracy, character-error rate: NicNacParse 0.87% · LlamaParse 0.69% — parity on accuracy, per the signed verdict.
LlamaParse is still ahead on image descriptions (it describes images; NicNacParse marks their presence and size), on heavy-scan speed (about 68 s/page for NicNacParse, about 2.4 s/page for LlamaParse), and on wrapped-cell tables (LlamaParse merges wrapped cells; NicNacParse can split them). Each gap carries a closing plan on the full scorecard.
Study scheduled — no result yet. Empty slot · No numbers yet.
Study scheduled — no result yet. Empty slot · No numbers yet.
Methodology: criteria written before any run · one fixed mechanical scorer for both systems · whole results published, including the rows marked Behind. Full study: nicnacsystems.com/proof/ — fetched and quoted 2026-10-27 for this staged build.
The Shelf · Work, Developing
Work in progress, shown as it is — developing in front of you, not announced after the fact. Every label below is the piece’s real state, from the estate’s filed record.
Complete · Integrated · One Engine
Every brand below stands on its own — its own face, voice, and customers — and every one runs on the same engine underneath: the same record, the same workflows, the same host. That is what complete yet integrated means here.
Beam: “Many doors, one house: whichever you enter, the same Beam answers, books, and remembers for you — and under Mosaic I work without ever fronting it.”
The engine room. Beam hosts every NicNac door — and underneath Mosaic he works without ever fronting it. Innovation, on the record: the Archagent — a term NicNac coined and published, for the conductor tier of a subagentic workforce — and 9,143 workflow definitions on file — 40 tabletop- and single-run-tested, 550 now run end-to-end in the replication harness, and not one called ready before its time.
America’s AI Operating Company & Human Augmentation Company — We Run the Technology. You Run the Business.
Enter the experienceThe church and nonprofit division — One Body. Many Gifts. One Mission. Default workflows: Set in Order, Songkeeper, The Sunday Packet, Words on the Wall, Carry It Home, The Worktable, Set in Place, and Light for the Week.
Enter the Mosaic doorConcerts, recording studio, teaching, and the Patterson Arts Method — the music the whole method was born in.
Enter the StudioCelebration, group greeting, video/audio continuity, and accessible milestone packages — the fourth active division of the house.
See ConfettiBooks, pages, and film — the flagship workflow, with real authors already in it.
See the workshopThe daily newscast — a real newsroom rhythm, every day. Its own scene, just below.
Visit the newsroomBeam, in a box — machines built to order, and one novelty still in design.
See the machinesWorkspace Room
The Hearth is the one continuous workspace room (personal hemisphere near, company hemisphere far) where the assessment-first operating system lives.
Open The Hearth
Works with the tools you already own Force chartered · Map in production
NicNac is being built to meet people at their own benches: 3D printers, consumer print-and-cut devices — Cricut named among them — and robotics. The posture is alliance first: official programs and open file formats where they exist, and honest bridges into the software people already use — your files, your machines, through the vendor’s own front door. A dedicated agentic force was chartered for exactly this tonight — fabrication, print, and robotics — and its compatibility map is in production now. Nothing here is claimed as a shipped integration; when a bridge is real, it will be named here with its evidence.
Living scene · Footage in production
NicNac Media
Not a content feed — a newsroom. Every day, in about twelve minutes: what actually happened in AI, what NicNac is building in public, and one human note to close. Researched, written, and produced by the estate’s own seats, under the same rule as everything here: filed facts, named sources, nothing announced that hasn’t been verified.
Beam: “A real newscast, every day — Maya and Ellis host it, reporting the help as it lands, not as it’s promised.”
World Signal — the day’s significant AI developments, with sources and dates named, and claims labeled as claims until they’re verified. The Build — one NicNac item, building in public, with Beam reporting from inside the machine. The Human Note — a short closing reflection tying the day to a person.
Hosted by Maya and Ellis — AI voices, disclosed in every episode’s notes and in a spoken end credit. No opening disclaimer theatre; just the truth, on the record.
First episodes are in production now — nothing publishes that hasn’t been watched, listened to, and passed frame by frame.
The Complete List Of Services
Nic’s structuring rhythm: each at $99 — stack it on. Line after line enters at $99, and the lines stack into one operating whole. Where a line’s book figure is different, its true figure stands. Where no figure has been ratified, the line says so — no invented numbers, anywhere.
Beam: “Every service we file, on one page — each one a job I take off your week. If a figure isn’t ratified, the line says so instead of inventing one.”
The answering + virtual-assistant core — $49/mo for your first 3 months, then $99/mo for the rest of your first year, stepping to the standard $299 at month 13 and $499 at month 25, disclosed before you sign.
Underwrite a Community Seat for a church or community organization — $249, first month. The payer changes; the price never does.
Whether AI answer engines name, cite, and recommend your business today — $99, one-time.
One-time creation work — words, images, a page — $99, one-time. The workshop’s first rung.
The standard rate — $299/mo: everything in CORE, with 1,500 included minutes, up to 3 numbers and 2 locations, 3 seats, and outbound confirmation and quote-follow-up calls.
The self-serve ceiling — $499/mo: everything in Growth, 2,500 included minutes, up to 5 numbers and 3 locations, 5 seats, the dispatch board and no-show rescue — for the multi-location business that still runs its own system.
The next level begins — $999/mo: everything in Studio, and NicNac operates it with you — a dedicated build and knowledge base we create and maintain, 4,000 included minutes, up to 25 seats and 5 locations, a named human escalation path, and a monthly performance report. The difference is not size; it is who runs the system.
The operated line completed — $2,499/mo, by agreement: the complete operated front office across every location of one ownership — up to five — one knowledge base, per-location scripts, a named operations lead, and SLA reporting. The most we offer a small or mid-size business. Flat; nothing metered.
Enterprise, operated — $9,999/mo, by agreement: multi-entity operation with your own systems connected and operated by NicNac, a dedicated operations team, and the local-only option — your estate kept current by signed update packs. Above this rung, custom by agreement.
One-time projects: $299 · $799 · from $1,999. Books, sites, and film, gated by your approval at every stage.
Your whole operation on the layer — assembled from the lines on this page. No separate sticker: scope and price confirmed in writing before billing.
One document returned as clean, structured text — $25, one-time. The pipeline behind the published study, above.
Open NicNacParseYour invoice template, follow-up reminders, and reconciliation cadence, configured end to end with $0 foundation, build, or setup fee under your monthly service tier ($99 / $299 / $499 / $999 per month by need).
Open NicNacInvoiceOne working author page — bio, books, speaking, contact — $149, one-time. Publishing’s front door.
One page, launched properly — $249, one-time.
Presence, Engine, and House tiers are filed for authors who go further — figures confirmed in writing before anything is billed. The Sprint is the door; the pipeline you watched is the house.
NicNacParse and NicNacInvoice as standing services, and the Essentials configuration that stacks them. Entry points above; standing figures confirmed in writing before billing.
AI Visibility beyond the Snapshot, and NicNac AI Advertising. Filed honestly: no advertising campaign has run yet — the first two through the pipeline are NicNac’s own. Pricing confirmed before billing; ad spend is always the client’s, passed through at cost.
The unified inbox and the hosted meeting room — components of an engagement, live as surfaces, with no separate price filed. Meet is at /meet/.
A person’s own operating layer — priced at business prices, because the work is the same work. Answer — Personal and the Daily Call are filed; the Daily Call is a gated simulation today, its pricing deliberately unset.
Concert bookings, recording studio, and teaching — priced in the conversation, with a deposit on every booking. The Studio’s own door is in the map above.
Celebration, group greeting, video/audio continuity, and accessible milestone packages — preserving every voice and memory across life’s milestones.
Chartered
The Hearth is the continuous workspace room for the assessment-first operating system, on NicNac GPU configurations and in an installed-OS form. In design — no price filed, and none invented.
For churches: $249 · $499 · $749 · $999 per month (Seed · Community · Growth · Flourish) — Mosaic’s own ratified ladder, exempt from the NicNac rhythm and the anniversary step. Every church starts at $249 a month; a sponsor may pay on a church’s behalf — the payer changes, the price does not. Mosaic’s eight ruled default workflows — Set in Order, Songkeeper, The Sunday Packet, Words on the Wall, Carry It Home, The Worktable, Set in Place, and Light for the Week — are mapped on Mosaic’s own door, in Mosaic’s own voice.
The Package Table
CORE is not a paragraph — it is parts, and here they come together in front of you. These are the filed contents of the plan, word for word from the book.
Beam: “Eight parts, one job: your phones answered and your admin carried. Watch them land — the price card left standing is the whole cost.”
CORE — assembled
$49 a month for your first 3 months, then $99 a month for the rest of your first year. From month 13, $299 a month; from month 25, $499 a month. We tell you before every change, and you can cancel before it does. The full ladder is directly below.
Pricing · Ratified October 26, 2026 · Amended October 27, 2026 · Amended October 28, 2026
The experience is the introduction — free to enter, the real system on your real material. From there, one ratified ladder. Every price below is quoted exactly from the ratified book; the book is confirmed in writing before any payment.
Beam: “The whole ladder in the open — including the step. Tap my companion, bottom right, and ask me anything about it; the math is on this page.”
$49/mo intro
The volume engine: AI receptionist + virtual assistant core — answering in your business’s name, booking with confirmations and reminders, message taking with instant notification, a daily digest, inbox triage drafts, follow-up reminders, and review requests. 600 included voice minutes a month, overage $0.10/min; 1 number, 1 location, 1 calendar. Your first 3 months at $49/mo, then $99/mo for the rest of your first year; from month 13, the standard rate of $299/mo, and from month 25, $499/mo — disclosed in the open, before you sign.
$299/mo
Everything in CORE at the standard rate: 1,500 included voice minutes — the allowance that arrives with the step — up to 3 numbers and 2 locations, 3 seats, outbound confirmation and quote-follow-up calls, and a monthly generation credit.
$499/mo
Everything in Growth, with room to run: 2,500 included voice minutes, up to 5 numbers and 3 locations, 5 seats, the dispatch board and no-show rescue, and a monthly Studio-scope generation credit. The self-serve ceiling — for the business that still runs its own system.
$999/mo
The hinge — the last metered plan, and the first one we run with you: everything in Studio, plus a dedicated build and a knowledge base NicNac creates and maintains, 4,000 included minutes, up to 25 seats and 5 locations, multi-location answering with per-location scripts, a named human escalation path, a standing monthly operations cadence with human-desk review of exceptions, and a monthly performance report.
$2,499/mo
The operated line completed: the complete operated front office across all locations of one ownership — up to five — one knowledge base, per-location scripts and calendars, qualification, booking, confirmations, reminders, no-show rescue, the human escalation desk, dispatch, SLA reporting, a named operations lead, and consolidated owner reporting. Flat, by agreement — no self-serve checkout, nothing metered.
$9,999/mo
Enterprise, operated: multi-entity, multi-brand operation — your own systems (CRM, EHR, scheduling, commerce) connected and operated by NicNac, custom workflows built and run by us, a dedicated operations team, and SLA and data terms set in the agreement. The local-only deployment option lives at this rung: your estate, kept current by signed update packs. Beyond this rung, custom by agreement.
How the ladder is delivered: the self-serve plans — CORE $99/mo, Growth $299/mo, and Studio $499/mo — run in NicNac’s cloud, with minutes counted fairly and printed in the agreement. At $999/mo the next level begins: Operated is the last metered plan (4,000 included minutes), and the first where NicNac runs the system with you. Above it, nothing is metered: Operated Complete ($2,499/mo) and Enterprise Operated ($9,999/mo) are flat and arranged by agreement — and at the Enterprise rung a setup can run entirely on your own machines, kept current by signed update packs. Custom work beyond the ladder is composed from the rungs above and confirmed in writing before billing. No plan carries an activation fee.
The step, in the open (ADDENDUM-CORE-SCHEDULE-2026-10-28.md): $49 a month for your first 3 months, then $99 a month for the rest of your first year. From month 13, $299 a month; from month 25, $499 a month. We tell you before every change, and you can cancel before it does. CORE includes 600 voice minutes per month; overage is $0.10/min; the $299 step carries 1,500 included minutes. Annual prepay on every subscription tier: pay for 10 months, get 12 — a first-year prepay prepays the introductory rate. Generation, one-time projects: Solo $99 · Studio $299 · Business $799 · Enterprise from $1,999.
Client Services Monthly Tiers & Zero Foundation/Build/Setup Fees (ADDENDUM-NO-BUILD-FEES-2026-10-28.md — a distinct pricing structure from the CORE four-phase schedule, never combined or substituted): Client services engagements price as a monthly service tier by need at $99 / $299 / $499 / $999 per month with $0 one-time foundation, build, or setup fees. Building is part of the work.
For Businesses · Founders Advertising
Advertise with NicNac and your name travels on two rails at once: our own distribution — the blogs, the YouTube channel, the socials, NicNac Media — and the major platforms, Google and Meta among them, where we place your budget for you. Everything runs under your name, your logo, your voice. We place it; we never absorb it.
Beam: “Tell me where your customers are — one town, one trade, or the whole map — and we will put your name there, in your own branding. Founders first: the first cohort’s rates lock while you stay.”
The Reach Ladder
Pick the ground your name has to cover. Each rung includes the ones before it, widened — a local shop and a national brand each have their door.
One county or metro. Our first market is St. Augustine and St. Johns County: placements on the blog and your profession’s door, features on our socials, and your budget placed on Google and Meta in your service area.
A multi-county region — Northeast Florida is ours. Everything local, widened: regional feature coverage, recurring placements, plus Display and YouTube.
One state, covered whole. State-level coverage and media rotation, the full Google and Meta stacks statewide, and streaming placements where they fit your audience.
A quarter of the country. Featured rotation on the national surfaces, with YouTube, Display, and Meta placed across the states in your quadrant.
National. Feature placement across the blog, the profession doors, and NicNac Media — and the full major-platform stack, targeted and reported as one program.
The same ladder, inside each country: local to national, placed through the platforms’ own targeting, on web surfaces the world can already reach.
Many countries, one plan. The platform stack placed across the countries you name, owned placements global, a single report.
Not a place — a people. Reach your profession or audience wherever they are: your trade’s own door and content, and the platforms where that audience gathers. The niche names who; the tier names where.
The Founders Bundles
$249/mo
The founding package: owned-distribution placements at Local reach, placement management for one paid channel on your budget, and the full founders terms — they ride on every bundle.
$499/mo
Entry, widened to Local + Regional: more owned placements, up to three paid channels managed, a monthly creative generation credit applied to your ad creative, and a written placement report every month.
$999/mo
Studio, extended to State reach, with the full operated cadence: a named operations contact, creative produced for you each month, and a monthly performance review. Quadrant, U.S., other-country, international, and niche programs are built on this bundle — one placement plan per market, under the same founders terms.
Founders Terms — On Every Bundle at $249 and Up
Every partnership opens two profiles: one personal, for the decision maker, and one company profile for the business. Paid placements run on your budget, placed and reported by us — spend and service are separate lines, always; nothing is padded with media markup. Our owned channels are new and growing — the blog launched today — and founders are placed from the first day, at founding rates. Placement reports come from the platforms’ own read-backs, never estimates dressed as results.
A person answers. The plan itself is drawn online — the system builds it from your market, your trade, your reach, and your budget, composed from our workflows and the current best practices for your industry, and checked for profit before it is quoted. People approve it and run the relationship; the system draws the plan.
Hardware · The Machines · Christmas
Beam, in a box, under the tree. Every NicNac machine now begins at $999 — the floor rose tonight, on purpose: the line is being completed to a standard, not discounted to a shelf. Every package is built to order; reservations are open now, with written confirmation before any payment.
Beam: “Beam, in a box, under the tree. Built to order — and nothing here pretends to be in stock.”
$999 · from
The completed line’s foundation machine — in design now, and this is its place in the row. When it files, it lands here without the page changing shape.
In design
$999
The foundation machine — your own AI, installed and greeting you by name, ready on arrival.
$1,499
For creators and hobbyists — generation power at the desk.
$2,499
For professionals — the full working system, ready on arrival.
$6,499
The business in a box — front office, generation, and orchestration together.
Built to order · Reservations open · Written confirmation before payment. Reserve through the front door: book a call or phone (904) 689-3066.
The hardware bench is designing a holographic NicNac novelty — Beam himself, in light above the device, from his original artwork — with a second gift inside it: a way to see a possibility before you build it. A visual-creation function that isn’t on mainstream hardware, aimed at the moment an idea becomes believable. It is in design. When it is real, it will be here — drawn from the originals, never from a render pretending to be a product.
The Invitation
Enter the experience — free.Then watch it work.
Thirty minutes with a person. See the systems live, ask anything, decide for yourself. No slide decks, nothing simulated.
Beam: “Start with the experience — free to enter, my work on your real material in your hands. That’s the first of your hours I give back; the rest is the ladder.”
A person answers. That's rather the point. Call (904) 689-3066.