Six lines. One operating company.Every price labeled.

Access: Direct — product pages and intake for the answering offers; the consultation below for a Custom Operating App. Sponsored seat — the Flagship Seat above. Organizational — white-label AI Receptionist; enterprise front-end for a Custom OS under the client’s own boundaries, prototype first.

Honest state: NicNacBook’s booking lifecycle is live and verified. The flagship’s voice leg is not live yet — carrier activation (number purchase, E911, connection, trunk tests) remains open, and no live customer phone answering is claimed until it lands. NicNacMeet is built and live as a front end and funnel; its independent gate is still completing. The Custom OS generation pipeline is designed, not built: no Custom OS has been sold, generated, or launched. Counts, stated three ways as always: Custom OS workflow definitions 0 · tested 0 · ready 0.

Access: Direct — product pages, intake, the live demo, and the live builder. Sponsored seat — the Essentials Seat. Organizational — the Enterprise / Lab door. White-label backend: absent for this line — no Parse or Invoice wholesale figure is filed, so none is quoted.

Honest state: the Parse pipeline and its live demo are real, and the published comparison stands as filed — 21 of 21 checks against the rented incumbent’s 20 of 21, with NicNacParse’s own gaps published beside the result, at /proof/parse-results/. The Invoice Builder is live; the managed invoice lifecycle proof in live payments is still owed, and the only invoices on file are demonstration drafts that were never sent.

Money law for the paid rungs: the management fee is flat per package — NicNac does not earn more because a client spends more. Ad spend is the client’s budget, passed through to the platforms at cost, with no markup under the current filed posture. Ad accounts are created or connected in the client’s name; the client owns the account and can pause spend at any time. Ad spend is never counted as NicNac revenue.

Access: Direct — product pages and intake for both Visibility and Advertising. Sponsored seat: absent as filed — no sponsor seat stack includes this line on its own. Organizational — composable inside a Custom OS; enterprise front-end scoped through intake. White-label backend: absent as filed.

Honest state: AI Visibility’s fulfillment is proven on NicNac itself — the baseline battery is published on the product page (named 2 of 19, cited 0 of 19, recommended 0 of 19). No advertising campaign has run yet — not a client’s, and not NicNac’s own. The first two campaigns through the pipeline are NicNac Systems’ own and the Nic Patterson Studio artist campaign. No result, testimonial, or case study exists, and none is claimed.

Access: Direct — through Mosaic’s own front door and the Sunday-Readiness Check. Sponsored seat — this line holds the estate’s canonical sponsored seat, the Community Seat ($99/mo STANDING): a foundation, denominational body, or generous member may pay it for a church; the church pays nothing and the price does not move. Organizational — one signature, many churches: a body that serves many churches can cover the Community Seat for the churches it chooses at $99/mo per church (STANDING); it receives counts only — never a church’s guest names — and a church may decline its seat. White-label — Mosaic per church at $59/mo (Reseller) · $49/mo (Partner), both PROPOSED, under a denomination’s or network’s own name.

Separate doors, never bundled in silently: After-Hours Answer & Book is available to a church whose phone truly cannot ring unanswered, at $1,850/mo (STANDING), quoted openly as its own offer. Church-in-a-Box — one cue system for sound, words on the screen, streaming, and lights — is its own conversation: Managed Sundays $149–$249/mo (PROPOSED); full install $1,500–$3,000 one-time (PROPOSED) plus care $99–$199/mo (PROPOSED). Grant help, stated the way Mosaic states it: Nic Patterson has personally secured Google Ad Grants for 16 churches, used the program in development work for a nonprofit in Indiana, and held his own grant. The program offers eligible nonprofits up to $10,000 a month in in-kind search advertising — Google’s figure, with eligibility and approval always the funder’s decision. Mosaic offers help checking eligibility, applying, and getting positioned — never a promise of money, guests, or growth.

Access: Direct — consultative intake; the Sprint is the filed front door. Sponsored seat: absent as filed — no sponsor seat stack includes the Author line. Organizational — the Publisher Partner door, scoped through intake.

Honest state: blueprint plus a working prototype workflow set. Nothing in this line has been sold. The sample author site is a demonstration, and the first Author OS tester engagement is a test, not a result; no sales, royalty, or launch outcome is claimed for anyone. The line never guarantees sales.

Access: Direct — hosted conversation and intake, through the accounts platform and the Custom OS pipeline as it is built. Sponsored seat — the general sponsorship law applies to any filed seat or configuration a sponsor underwrites: same price, different payer. No personal-specific sponsor shape is filed, and none is implied.

Honest state: no Custom Operating App — personal or business — has been sold, generated, or launched; the generation pipeline is designed, not built. The Daily Call exists as a gated simulation, not a live call service.