TeamJara pricing is based on the business support functions your organisation requires. Pricing reflects what is being owned and delivered, not hours worked or tasks completed.
The cost of a TeamJara engagement is scoped to the level of support your business needs. You pay for the support you actually need, nothing more.
As a guide: TeamJara costs broadly in line with the equivalent employment cost of the support staff you would otherwise hire. One part-time support person, or a team of five, the TeamJara equivalent is structured to sit within a comparable total cost of employment.
What changes is what that cost delivers. Instead of individuals to recruit, manage, and retain, you get a managed function with a Service Delivery Manager accountable for outcomes and a team structure that keeps delivery running regardless of absence, turnover, or change.
* For our partners, TeamJara delivers stable, managed business support without adding management overhead.
Clients engage TeamJara across one or more business support modules. Each module represents a defined area of operational ownership with agreed scope, outcomes, and service levels.
Pricing is agreed per module, giving clients a clear, predictable cost for a function that works consistently.
Scope is established through an initial discovery conversation. We take the time to understand how your business operates and what support functions are needed. Pricing is structured around that agreed scope.
Modules can be added or adjusted as your business changes, without restructuring the arrangement from the start.
Pricing is discussed as part of an initial discovery call, a short conversation to understand your current setup and whether a TeamJara engagement is the right fit.
If it is, a proposed scope and associated cost is provided before anything is agreed.
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Based on the modules engaged and the scope agreed within each. A clear cost is provided before any engagement begins.
Engagements are structured for continuity. Minimum terms are discussed as part of the initial conversation.
Scope can be adjusted as your business changes, managed through your Service Delivery Manager without renegotiating the arrangement.
No. Pricing is structured around operational ownership and agreed outcomes, not activity.