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Exiid takes on few engagements, deliberately. Advisory fits either lane; Build is a Joint Venture; Venture Partnership is the Ventures lane. Every track starts with a structured brief, gets a reply within 2–3 business days, and ends in next steps or a direct no-go with the reason. Fit calls follow brief review, not a free pitch meeting. Reply within 2–3 business days: next steps or a direct no-go with the reason.
Indicative bands, scoped and confirmed after brief review. Not yet validated by a closed joint venture.
Build first step: Decision Diagnostic from $1,500Known number before open scope.
Method terms
Advisory · either lane
RECON only: operator judgment on a decision you cannot afford to get wrong.
Two to four weeks, one written go/no-go memo. Founders and operators facing a model, market, or systems decision get the same evaluation discipline Exiid runs internally: reference models named, evidence weighed, recommendation with reasoning attached. You leave with a verdict, not a deck. If a gate fails mid-sprint, the work stops and so does the billing.
Advisory sprint: 2 to 4 weeks
Written go/no-go memo + working sessions, then done
$6,000–$18,000
Indicative scoped advisory sprint · 2–4 weeks · written go/no-go memo
Joint Ventures
Build is cheap. Wrong bets are expensive. Co-own the decision and growth stack.
Co-owned build for operators who already own the market. Build is abundant; the cost is deciding wrong and running loops that never compound. Entry is a Joint Venture brief and a Decision Diagnostic (from $1,500), a known number before anyone commits. Then Proof Sprint, then install the Signal, Growth, or Operator stack we run on our own ventures once the memo clears. First joint ventures are opening now. If a gate fails, the work stops and so does the billing, no retainer tail.
Decision Diagnostic → Proof Sprint → install the stack: 4 to 12 weeks typical
RECON → RAID · diagnose → prove → install → instrument
from $1,500 Decision Diagnostic · $5,000–$10,000 Proof Sprint
Indicative · Decision Diagnostic → Proof Sprint → install the stack · 4–12 weeks · no retainer tail
Ventures
Co-owned ventures where market access meets the Exiid stack.
Joint ventures with partners who bring verifiable market access, domain depth, or distribution, not slide-deck intros. Exiid brings the same RECON discipline: Model Transfer Evaluation, validation gates, product and AI build capacity, and growth architecture. Evaluation runs two to four weeks; validation sprints follow only if the thesis clears written gates. Ownership follows contribution, instrumented from day one.
Evaluation 2–4 weeks → validation sprint 3–6 weeks → build, gated by milestones
Milestone-gated, co-owned, instrumented from day one
$5,000–$10,000
Indicative Model Transfer Evaluation · 2–4 weeks · go/no-go memo before co-build
/ Build track ladder
Each step has a written stop criterion. If a gate fails, the work stops , and so does the billing.
Self-assess model, market, edge, and proof, route to the right Brief Desk path before paid work.
Map decision gaps, tracking blind spots, and loop failures. Written friction map and go/no-go criteria before open scope.
Time-boxed demand test or architecture proof with written stop criteria. Outcome is a go/no-go memo with evidence attached.
Install the Signal, Growth, or Operator stack we run on our own ventures once RECON clears: validation + analytics, loops + GTM, or AI + product ops.
/ Receipts
Same gates on joint ventures: when a gate fails, the memo stays public. See the kill archive →
Structured learning library shipped from spec to production with activation and completion instrumentation from day one.
medlibrary.net ↗The reference implementation is the venture portfolio: the same stack Exiid runs on its owned ventures is what a joint venture installs. Partner case studies publish only after a real joint venture clears.
See owned ventures →/ Before you send a brief