We call it Neural Narrative. It's a Packaged Solution.

6/16/2026
1 min read
By Bruce R. Long

Service Tier

Product / Package Name

Pricing Model

Recommended Enterprise Fee Range (USD)

Core Justification & Market Context

Tier 1

The Omni-Sprint Rapid Prototyping Matrix

Flat Project Fee

$12,500 - $18,000

Consolidates weeks of internal writers' room ideation and strategy meetings into days. Delivers immediate, high-fidelity visual and psychological clarity.

Tier 2

The Omni-Rapid Strategic Solution Deployment

Flat Project Fee

$15,000 - $25,000

Premium pricing justified by the emergency 72-hour turnaround and the immediate resolution of critical narrative or marketing failures.

Tier 3

Structural Narrative Previsualization

Per Sequence / Per 10 Pages

$25,000 - $45,000

Directly replaces traditional previs sequences that typically cost $100,000 to $500,000+. Integrates premium script doctoring ($5k value) intrinsically.

Tier 4

The Auteur Pilot Production

Flat Project Fee

$75,000 - $150,000+

Delivers a complete broadcast-ready or pitch asset. Eliminates location, crew, and traditional VFX costs (typically $250k+). Driven by elite literary theory.

Tier 5

The Executive Narrative Retainer

Monthly Recurring (Pay-for-Access)

$15,000 - $35,000 / month

Provides fractional access to a multi-disciplinary expert. Minimum 6-month commitment required. Replaces the need for multiple full-time executive hires.

SaaS

NeuraScene.app Subscriber Membership

Monthly Recurring (Automated)

$99 - $399 / month

Captures the SME market with zero labor overhead, providing a steady baseline of recurring revenue to support agency operations.

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