Conquer busyness. Create possibilities.
World GDP is $110 trillion a year in 2026. Labor is paid 60 percent: $66 trillion.
Two-thirds is white-collar: that’s $44 trillion ready to be enhanced or disrupted.
- MembershipRenew each year
- AutomationsReady to place
- Runs underYour systems
- PriceSet per item
Building automations rather than buying them? Apply as a specialist firm.
Shown by industry.
115+ firms open with sign‑in.
What you need. When you need it.
Automation systems, pre-built solutions, internet infrastructure, and data services.
Pick the business processes you want amplified.
Tap to select, or press 1–9 and 0.
You just named the work. One membership opens every specialist who can do it.
What the work connects to
The work runs alongside the tools you already use. If your data is not ready, that can be the first job, with specialists able to meet you where you are.
These are the tools where the work happens. Where a tool allows a direct connection, the automation uses it. Where it does not, the automation works within the tool itself.
What the membership includes
Walled and Harnessed
- Walled from other members
- Access you grant and revoke
- Your records stay yours
Proven Specialists
- Every specialist
- Search by industry and skill
- One account, many users
Pre-Negotiated
- Floor plus fifteen percent, to the mission
- One figure, shown upfront
Priced on Request
- Ask for a price on any build
- Buy at the figure agreed
- Contracts and history kept
Stock and price
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Single
One process, one system, fixed inputs and outputs.
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Connected
A process that crosses two or three systems, with the matching-up between them.
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Cross-functional
A process that runs across departments, with its own special cases and sign-offs.
These three kinds show how involved a job is, not what it costs. Two jobs of the same kind can still have different prices.
What you pay
- MembershipRenewed each year
- Each automationFloor + 15%
The floor is the builder’s price, kept in full. The capped fifteen percent on top is Estable’s, funding the mission. The cap is a rule, not a promise.
Questions
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Do we have to buy or replace anything?
The work runs alongside your own accounts, under the rules you already follow. Nothing to buy, nothing to move over, nothing new for your auditors to sign off on.
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Are we buying software, or hours?
You are not buying software and you are not buying hours. You are buying access to specialists and the automations they have already built.
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How is the work priced?
You pay for the build you picked, not for hours on a clock. Every price is agreed and shown before you buy. For a new request, the firm sends a written price before any work starts.
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Do we need a membership per category?
No. One membership opens every category. There is no new contract to sign and no buying process to run each time. Any category Estable adds later is covered by the membership you already hold, at the price you joined at. What the work makes stays yours to take with you.
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When does the work start?
When a system can connect to software, we connect to it. When it cannot, a specialist works in the same screens your team already uses. Either way it starts now, not after someone builds a new tool.
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Who can see our work?
A specialist sees only what a job needs. Your work and your records are never shown to another member. Being kept apart is the default, not something you have to turn on.
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How are specialists admitted?
A person at Estable reads every application and calls the references on the work the firm says it has done. A firm that is admitted signs the Specialist Agreement, which sets how it is paid, what it may see, and what it owes you. On each job it is cleared only for that job. A firm that does not deliver is taken off the roster.
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What do we keep if we leave?
You keep everything that was built, and you do not keep paying to use it. The records and the steps are yours in full. Ending the membership costs you the membership and nothing else.
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Why does Estable exist?
People will always need food, health care, and education. Working with SI is no different: clean data in, safe limits around it, and computing power paid for as the business grows. That is the work of a stable corporation.