Prove it on your real engineering work.
A paid 30-day pilot for one team, up to 25 engineers and unlimited AI agents. Run Infersync on your actual GitHub work and measure the result, before you commit to anything ongoing.
$500 · one-time · 30 days · one team
What's included.
Hands-on onboarding
We connect your GitHub, set up your team and agents, and get your first plan running with you, not over a support ticket.
Human + AI routing on real work
Every task is routed to the right engineer or agent by skill, availability, and real cost, on your actual backlog.
Outcome and cost tracking
Follow each task through to done, with GitHub PR and issue state synced back and the real cost from tracked time.
A written analysis at the end
A results review: what was routed where, completion times, rework, human hours, AI utilization, and cost.
Dedicated founder support
A direct line to the person who built it, for the whole 30 days.
What we measure together.
The point of a pilot is a number, not a vibe. We instrument the work so the decision to continue rests on what actually happened. We don't promise a result up front, we help you measure the one you get.
- Tasks routed, and to whom
- Completion time per task and per worker
- Rework and reassignment rate
- Human hours spent, and where
- AI utilization across the backlog
- Real cost per task and per outcome
How the 30 days run.
Connect
Connect GitHub and add your engineers. Bring any agents you already run over MCP or the API. About 15 minutes.
Route
Give the autopilot a goal, or let it work your existing issues. It plans the work and routes each task to the right human or AI worker.
Run
Work ships through your normal GitHub workflow. Infersync tracks state, time, and cost as it happens.
Review
At the end of 30 days we walk through the numbers together, and you decide whether to continue on the Team plan.
Run a 30-day pilot on your real engineering work.
Connect GitHub, route work to your engineers and AI agents, and measure what actually shipped and what it cost. See your first plan this afternoon.
One engineering team · runs on your GitHub · set up in 15 minutes