Essential Stabilization
Starting at $300
For focused fixes, cleanup, setup, and practical digital triage.
- Domain, DNS, or email help
- Website fixes and cleanup
- Hosting review and basic hardening
- Short documentation or handoff support
Pricing
Clear starting points. No hidden guessing game.
Every project is scoped before work begins, but you should still know the shape of the investment. These starting prices help you decide whether Continuity Systems is the right fit before you reach out.
Service pricing
Choose the level of support your system needs.
Simple repairs stay simple. Larger builds receive a written estimate with scope, timeline, and deliverables before work begins.
System Build
Starting at $1,500
For full websites, AI-assisted workflows, automations, and custom digital systems.
- Business website builds
- AI workflow and automation setup
- Knowledge systems and documentation
- Launch support and structured handoff
Continuity Support
Starting at $150/mo
For ongoing maintenance, monitoring, updates, backups, and gradual improvement.
- Routine site and system checks
- Content and workflow updates
- Backup and access review
- Priority support for existing clients
Larger systems, urgent recovery work, advanced AI integrations, and multi-site projects are priced individually after a short review.
Product pricing
EverThread stays simple.
EverThread is currently offered as a one-time App Store purchase. The core private memory experience is not designed to disappear behind a subscription.
Optional Plus features may be introduced later for advanced continuity insights, reflective intelligence, and deeper pattern recovery. App Store pricing may vary by region.
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One-time purchase
The base app is straightforward and private by design.
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Optional Plus later
Future paid features should add real continuity value, not lock away basic journaling.
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Transparent changes
If pricing changes, the page should say what changed and why.
Not sure which option fits?
Start with an intake. You will receive a clear next step instead of a vague support loop.