Cortexa IO
The Model

Why you always come out ahead.

Three pieces make the economics work in your favor: support sized to your spend, a guarantee that puts the savings first, and a free way to begin.

The Support

A percentage of your spend, not a flat retainer.

Cortexa’s support runs 1–4% of your monthly recurring cost (MRC): the steady, repeating spend across telecom, SaaS, cloud, mobility, and security. Cut waste and your MRC drops, so the same 1–4% comes off a smaller number. The rate itself falls further as the book it manages grows.

The support pays for itself out of spend you cannot see today. One children’s hospital network handed its invoices to Cortexa and found more than $120,000 a month in billing errors and unused capacity. Its own team never had time to look.

The Guarantee

The part most advisors won’t put in writing.

Your spend gets measured before and after, over a set period. If your savings don’t beat the support, you keep the difference.

The Savings Guarantee

You cannot lose money. Your savings beat your service cost, or you keep the difference.

Cortexa monthly support1–4%
Average Cortexa client monthly savings20–30%

The math holds up outside the spreadsheet. One physician-owned medical group with 24 locations cut its telecom costs by 40 percent, $288,000 a year, and avoided another $150,000 in planned hardware. That is the kind of gap the guarantee is built on.

Over Time

Free to begin, and better the longer you stay.

Start on Core

Core is free. Run a real decision through it, with vendor sourcing, comparisons, negotiation, and renewal support, and judge the result before you move up.

Credit that stacks

Place vendor contracts through Cortexa and you start earning it back. For every $50K placed, you earn a 15% credit toward next year’s support, up to half of it.

Book a Review

Book a Technology Optimization Review.

Most teams see the full picture only when someone puts it in front of them. Spend 30 minutes walking through your stack, and you will know where the waste is and what it would take to recover it. No commitment.