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 run
- Runs onYour systems
- PriceSet per item
Building automations rather than buying them? Apply as a specialist firm.
Shown by industry. Firms and prices open with sign-in.
What you need. When you need it.
Automation systems, pre-built AI solutions, workflow infrastructure, and data services.
Pick the relevant business processes.
Press 1 to 9, or 0 for the tenth, to select.
Membership opens every category. Access what you need, pay for the work, and reach all of it through a single membership that runs on your own systems.
What the work connects to
The transformation is in the process, not the technology. Clean input is the one requirement.
Named systems are environments, not partnerships or endorsements. Where one has an API we use it; otherwise, its interface.
Stock and price
What is in stock
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Single
One process, one system, fixed inputs and outputs.
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Connected
A process crossing two or three systems, with the reconciliation between them.
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Cross-functional
A process that spans functions and carries its own exceptions and approvals.
Shape describes what an automation is, not what it costs. Two of the same shape can differ in price.
What you pay
- MembershipRenewed each year
- Each automationFloor + 15% Sales Allowance
The floor is the builder’s price, theirs in full. The sales allowance is Estable’s capped fifteen percent, on top of it. Stock shows one figure, and that is what you pay, plus taxes required by law. We aim at scale, not margin: better terms reach members.
Questions
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Do I have to buy or replace anything?
The work runs inside your own accounts, under the permissions and security rules you already follow. Nothing to buy, nothing to migrate, nothing new for your auditors to approve.
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How long before the work starts?
Where a system has an API we use it; where it has none, a specialist works in the screens your team already uses. Either way it starts now, not after a vendor builds something.
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Am I buying software, or hours?
You are not buying software and you are not buying hours. You are buying access to vetted specialists and the automations they have already built.
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What happens if we leave?
Nothing has to keep being paid for to keep what was built, and the records and procedures are yours in full. Ending the membership costs you the membership and nothing else.
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Why does Estable exist?
People require food, health care, and education. Working with AI is no different: clean data in, guardrails around it, and compute costed as the business adapts. That is the work of a stable corporation.
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Do I need a membership per category?
One membership opens every category, so there is no contract to negotiate each time and no procurement round per firm. Every category Estable opens is covered by the membership you already hold, at the rate you joined at. What the work produces stays yours to take with you.
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How is the work priced?
You pay for the processes you chose, not for hours logged against capacity you hoped to use. Every price is fixed to the item and shown before you buy it.
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Who can see our work?
A specialist sees only what a job requires. Your work, your records and your volumes are never visible to another member, and separation is the default rather than a setting you ask for.