Scope before build

FDE / Custom Project for businesses that need deeper automation than a productized setup.

This lane is for pilots, small custom workflows, and larger multi-system automation work that needs design, review, and managed implementation before any live activation step.

VCALLIA reviews the scope first. This page does not open payment, providers, or automatic activation.

Approved pricing
Starts at $497
Pilot to custom project range
  • Pilot: $497-$997
  • Small project: $1,200-$2,500
  • Full/custom project: $3,000-$5,000+
  • Monthly support: $199-$499+/month
What it solves

When off-the-shelf lanes are not enough.

Use this lane when your business needs deeper review, multiple systems, custom rules, or a phased automation plan instead of a narrow setup package.

Why it stays safe

Manual review before build, payment, or launch.

The commercial path starts with structured intake and scope review. Later technical or provider steps remain separately gated.

Best fit

Pilots, integrations, and managed execution.

Useful when the business problem touches multiple tools, custom logic, operational review, or phased implementation planning.

What to expect

A custom scope path for businesses with more moving parts.

Some projects do not fit a fixed setup lane because they involve multiple systems, approval layers, internal handoffs, or operational dependencies that need design before anyone should quote a final build. This route gives VCALLIA room to review the real business process, identify risks, and recommend a phased project instead of forcing a shallow setup.

It is especially useful for businesses that need CRM workflow shaping, booking logic, multi-step follow-up, cross-channel communication, or a pilot before full rollout. The outcome is a more realistic scope, a safer implementation sequence, and clearer commercial expectations before any live automation work starts.

Next step

Open structured intake for custom scope review.

Your request enters manual review first so VCALLIA can confirm the right lane, the right scope, and the safest next step.