Price the validated scope, not an assumed object count.
BridgeAD pricing is quote-based because topology, migration depth, deployment ownership, risk controls, and delivery support materially change the work.
Three commercial starting points.
These packages explain what is bought. Final inclusions, responsibilities, acceptance criteria, and fees are documented in the proposal and order form.
Readiness assessment
For teams that need a defensible scope before selecting tooling or setting a cutover date.
- Topology and requirement workshop
- Readiness and blocker register
- Workload status alignment
- Pilot boundary recommendation
Controlled AD pilot
For a bounded directory cohort with dry run, operator oversight, reconciliation, and rollback planning.
- Platform and agent setup
- Discovery and mapping validation
- Dry run and controlled execution
- Audit/report export and review
Enterprise or self-hosted
For multi-forest, regulated, partner-led, or customer-managed deployment requirements.
- Solution and responsibility design
- Infrastructure and egress review
- Program support model
- Custom acceptance and handover
What changes the quote.
We identify these variables before commercial approval so delivery does not depend on assumptions hidden in a proposal.
- Number and topology of forests, domains, and tenants
- Object classes, counts, mappings, and exception rate
- SID history, passwords, ACLs, and coexistence requirements
- Supported versus controlled-pilot capability mix
- SaaS versus customer-managed infrastructure
- Assessment, implementation, or managed delivery ownership
- Migration windows, environments, and support coverage
- Reporting, security, procurement, and handover requirements
Every proposal includes a delivery boundary.
Planned M365 content connectors are not bundled into AD migration pricing as if they were generally available.