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SoftDoes builds custom software, AI, and web applications for mid-market companies that need enterprise-grade results without the overhead of an in-house team. U.S.-based leadership. Full IP ownership. No lock-in...
Top Services:
Software Development
AI Development
Mobile App Development
Web Development
UI/UX Design
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Location
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Number of Employees
50 - 99
Average Hourly Rate
$75/hr
Minimal Budget
$10,000 - $25,000
Portfolios Count
1 Project Listed
Soft Does Services
Software Development
AI Development
Mobile App Development
Web Development
UI/UX Design
Cloud Consulting
Blockchain
Software Testing
Digital Strategy
Big Data Analytics
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EY offers Accounting, Business Consulting, and IT Services with a mission to build a better working world. It provides insights and quality services that instill trust in global capital markets and economies. EY focuses on developing exceptional leaders who deliver on their commitments to all stakeholders...
Top Services:
Business Consulting
HR Outsourcing
Accounting
Cybersecurity
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Location
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Number of Employees
1000 & Up
EY Services
Business Consulting
HR Outsourcing
Accounting
Cybersecurity
IT Services
AI Development
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The total cost of AI development ranges from $50,000 to over $1 million, depending on whether you are buying an off-the-shelf artificial intelligence solution or hiring a custom AI development company.Â
Typical ranges are:Â
Project Scope
Typical AI Use Cases
Cost Range (USD)
Expected Timeline
Pilot or Proof of ConceptÂ
Simple chatbots, internal assistants, early prototypesÂ
$15,000–$40,000+
1–2 months
MVP or Mid-Level BuildÂ
Automation tools, analytics systems, small GenAI solutionsÂ
Tools choice (open-source vs proprietary): 5% to 15%Â
Long timelines and extended engagement: 5% to 10%Â
Regulatory and compliance work: 5% to 10%Â
Testing, validation, maintenance: 10% to 15%Â
What is the timeline from signing the contract to the first live use case?
The timeline from contract signing to the first live AI use case typically ranges from 2 to 18+ months, depending on project scope and complexity. Most AI development companies deliver value in phases, starting with a live pilot before expanding.Â
AI development timeline from contract to first live use case:Â
Project Type
Typical Use Case
Time to First Live Use Case
Proof of Concept (PoC) or MVP
Simple chatbot, internal assistant, RAG prototype
4–8 weeks
Mid-sized custom AI solutionÂ
Invoice automation, CRM agent, analytics tools
4–6 months
Enterprise AI platform
Multi-agent systems, regulated workflows, supply chain AI
9–18+ months
The first live use case is usually a limited but real deployment, not a full rollout.Â
Top AI software development companies start with a PoC or MVP to validate data, workflows, and adoption. Enterprise AI takes longer due to security, compliance, integration, and operational readiness.
What is the typical ROI for AI solutions?
Across enterprise and B2B use cases, studies consistently show an average return of about 3.5× for every $1 invested, with top performers reaching up to 8× returns. Â
Most organizations see meaningful ROI within 12-18 months, and many deploy their first production AI use case within 6-12 months, which is when returns usually begin.
What is the difference between Generative AI and non-GenAI?
Generative AI (GenAI) uses the patterns it has learned to create something entirely new that didn't exist before. In contrast, non-gen AI is designed to analyze, classify, and predict based on existing data.
Use GenAI when you need innovation and synthesis. If you need to brainstorm marketing copy, summarize a 50-page transcript, or generate a prototype logo, you want the "creator."Â Â
Use Non-GenAI when you need accuracy and consistency. If you are predicting stock prices, diagnosing a disease from an X-ray, or calculating the fastest route home, you want the "judge" who focuses on facts and patterns.Â
Take a look at their main differences:Â
Area
Generative AI (GenAI)
Non-GenAI (Traditional/Discriminative)
Core function
Generates new content
Analyzes or predicts from existing data
Typical output
Text, images, audio, video, code, or summaries
A label, a number, or a probability
Flexibility
High
Medium to low
Predictability
Lower
Higher
Risk profile
Hallucinations, data leakage
Model bias, data quality
Best use cases
Assistants, copilots, content, explorationÂ
Fraud detection, forecasting, optimization
Governance needs
High
Moderate
How does an AI development company decide what to automate first?
The good ones score processes before they build. Hours consumed per week, error rate, and integration effort determine the order. For example, specialized AI company Designli runs a one-week discovery that ends in a scored findings report and a 90-day automation plan.
What are the most requested AI development services at the moment?
Currently, the most requested AI development services are LLM integration with retrieval-augmented generation (RAG), along with AI agent development.
According to Diffco, the demand for traditional machine learning models is declining, largely because businesses seek complete systems rather than standalone models.
The table below compares client demand across services, by share of engagements: