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Asaasin

Asaasin builds AI agents and workflow software in client repositories with month-to-month engineering pods. Review its prototype, handover and published plan boundaries.

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Service coverage
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Industries
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Delivery mode
AI Implementation
Pricing model
The provider lists a Builder Pod from $7,500 per month and a Growth Pod at $10,000 per month, both month to month with 30-day notice; scope and current quote require confirmation.
Headquarters
US
Languages
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Record summary3 facts documented · sources reviewed Oct 18, 2026
Provider-reported 3Not stated 0Independently corroborated 0

No fact on this record has independent corroboration yet. Provider statements remain labeled, and gaps stay visible.

01 · At a glance

What this provider does

Asaasin sells month-to-month engineering pods rather than a self-service AI product. Its official services page names AI agents, workflow automation, retrieval applications, data work and software integration; the delivery page describes a working prototype, weekly code delivery and handover in the client's accounts. Published pod prices and security statements are provider claims, not independent verification of cost or controls for a specific project.

A pod for AI and software work

Asaasin describes a team-based engineering service for companies that need software built in their own environment. Its services page includes AI agents and copilots, workflow automation, retrieval and enterprise search, MCP and tool integration, data pipelines, and custom applications. These are areas the provider says its engineers build; the list does not establish that every pod includes every specialty or that a given project has already shipped.

For a buyer, the key distinction is human implementation rather than a software subscription. The official site describes a pod lead and senior engineers assigned to a build, with scope chosen around the project. A useful first brief would name the business workflow, systems and data to connect, people who approve consequential actions, and the acceptance tests for the resulting software.

Sources: Asaasin — AI development services ↗ (provider) · Asaasin — Official site ↗ (provider)

Prototype, delivery and handover

The published process begins with a project conversation and a free working prototype that the buyer can click through before deciding whether to engage a pod. After that, Asaasin says the team works in the client's code repository, communicates in the client's own channel, and ships code each week. It describes handing over code, migrations, deployment pipeline and documentation in the client's accounts.

Those steps are meaningful when comparing a team with an advisory-only engagement. A proposal should still specify repository access, data ownership, security reviews, evaluation criteria, production sign-off and what maintenance continues after handover. The public process page does not prove any particular client's delivery outcome.

Sources: Asaasin — How it works ↗ (provider) · Asaasin — AI development services ↗ (provider)

Plan boundaries and evidence

Asaasin publishes month-to-month pod plans. At review, the Builder Pod starts at $7,500 per month for one active build track, while Growth Pod lists $10,000 for two concurrent tracks; both list 30-day cancellation notice. The higher plan adds architecture work and a live strategy call. These are provider-stated prices and plan descriptions, so an actual contract should confirm current price, staffing, scope, support and cancellation terms.

The official site also makes security and customer-result claims. This record does not turn those claims into independent certifications or measured outcomes. The homepage identifies Orange County, California and Prishtina, Kosovo as office locations; that does not by itself establish country-by-country delivery coverage. Buyers with regulated data should request the underlying documents and agree on the deployment boundary before granting access.

Sources: Asaasin — Pricing ↗ (provider) · Asaasin — Official site ↗ (provider) · Asaasin — How it works ↗ (provider)

Buyer fitTeams needing hands-on AI agents, workflow automation, retrieval or related software inside their own codebase may fit a pod engagement. Ask which engineers, build tracks and QA capacity are assigned; define data access, human approval, evaluations, deployment ownership and handover. The public prices are provider-listed starting terms, not a quote for a particular build. Service coverage outside the stated office locations is not established by those addresses.

02 · Claims and sources

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Other

3 facts

AI and software builds

Provider-reported

Asaasin lists AI agents, copilots, workflow automation, RAG and enterprise search, MCP/tool integration, data engineering and custom applications as pod build work.

Prototype to weekly delivery

Provider-reported

The provider describes a free working prototype before commitment, then a pod working in the client's repository with daily communication, weekly shipped code and eventual code, pipeline and documentation handover.

Published pod plans

Provider-reported

The official pricing page lists Builder Pod from $7,500 per month and Growth Pod at $10,000 per month, month-to-month with 30-day notice; plan scope differs.

04 · Sources & updates

Where this record comes from.

Sources last reviewedOct 18, 2026
Original source pages4
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