Conquer busyness. Create possibilities.
World GDP is $110 trillion a year (2026). Labor is paid 60 percent: $66 trillion.
Two-thirds of that pay is white-collar: $44 trillion a year of desk work.
- Membership$7,500/yr, up front
- AutomationsReady to run
- Runs onYour systems
- PriceSet per item
Building automations rather than buying them? Apply as a specialist firm.
Shown by industry. 30+ Specialist Firms and counting.
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.
How the work starts, and keeps going
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It starts with what repeats.
You pick the business processes that repeat, and tell us who you are. Those choices become your member profile, so nothing has to be explained twice. Nothing is committed at this stage.
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Membership first.
Membership is $7,500 for the year, paid up front. It opens the door, and no one reaches the specialists without it.
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Chosen, and it comes with its builder.
You pick the automation you want off the shelf. The steps it runs, the systems it touches, the cadence, and the price are already written and already priced, so nothing is negotiated after you decide. It comes with the firm that built it, a specialist already working in that category, vetted on references and given access only to what that job requires. Nobody is recruited to start your work.
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Open from then on.
The procedure is written down inside your systems as it is learned, and every running process gets a standing review, so what accumulates is a documented process rather than a dependency. From there the door stays open: you pick the next one from your account whenever you want it.
Know what you are getting into
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Use what you already have.
Your accounting program, the system that holds your customer records, the tool your team logs requests in, the shared drives, the spreadsheets, and the inbox you already pay for. Work happens inside your own accounts, under the same permissions and security rules your business already follows, so there is nothing new to buy, nothing to move over, and nothing new for your auditors to approve.
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No long lead times.
When a system can pass information along on its own, we let it. When it cannot, a specialist does the work in the same screens your team already uses, and writes it down the same way. Either way the process starts now, rather than waiting on a vendor to go and build something first.
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We are like Costco for AI.
Membership is what gets you in the door, and what is inside is priced for members. You are not buying a tool or a retainer, you are buying access to vetted specialists and the automations they have already built.
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You are never stuck with us.
There is nothing you have to keep paying for to keep what was built, and we never sit between you and a company you already do business with. The records and the written procedures remain yours in full. Ending the membership costs you the membership itself and nothing else.
What the work connects to
The transformation is in the business process, not the technology. Your systems stay as they are: nothing below has to be bought, replaced, or consolidated. The work does depend on being fed clean input, verified before anything relies on it.
Named systems are environments the work connects to or runs inside, not partnerships or endorsements. Where a system offers an API, an export, or a scheduled file, we use it; where it offers none, the work is done in the interface it does have.
Why buy an enterprise automation membership
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Ready to move.
People require food, health care, and education. Working with AI is no different, and Estable exists to provide those services: clean data in, proper guardrails, and the optimization of compute as your business adapts. That is the work of a stable corporation.
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A single membership.
One membership opens every category, so there is no vendor stack to manage, no separate contract per category, and no handoff between firms when a process crosses from finance into operations. Every category runs on your own systems, under your own accounts, and everything the work produces stays yours to take with you.
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Optimized pricing.
You pay for the processes you chose, not for hours logged against capacity you hoped to use. The cost of finding and vetting specialists is spread across the membership rather than charged to you alone, and every price is fixed to the item and shown before you buy it. What is already documented gets reused, so a second year starts from everything the first one already wrote down.
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Confidential by default.
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 setting rather than something you have to ask for.
See the numbers
Start from a scale, or enter your own figures, and the page adds up what that work already costs you today.
- Hours a year
- 2,808
- Full-time equivalent
- 1.4 people
- Over five years
- $877,500
Modeled numbers. A person costs salary plus employer tax, benefits, and the desk they sit at, well above the salary alone.
Membership is $7,500 for the year. Each automation is priced by the firm that built it plus Estable’s capped 15 percent, shown whole before you buy, so the figure to weigh against the number above is membership plus whatever you choose to take.
What sits on the shelf
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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
- Membership, a year up front$7,500
- Each automationIts builder’s price plus 15%
Membership is the same $7,500 for every member. Each automation carries its own price and terms from the firm that built it, plus Estable’s capped 15 percent, and the shelf shows the whole figure. The price you see is the price you pay: nothing further is added at checkout except taxes required by law.