LLM fine-tuning services on your company data

A model that speaks your company’s language

We fine-tune an open language model on your documents and examples: it learns industry terms, writes in your format and handles requests more accurately. Training and data stay inside the perimeter; quality is measured on a test set of your tasks.

What we build

Not every task needs fine-tuning. If the model only has to know what is in your documents, search over a knowledge base (RAG) is enough and cheaper. Fine-tuning is for when the model must behave your way: understand narrow terminology, answer strictly in your document format, classify requests by your rules or write in your house style. We start with a check on the base model, build a dataset from your examples, fine-tune the model (usually with LoRA adapters, faster and cheaper than full training) and compare the result with the base model on the same tasks.

  • Industry terminology

    Construction, healthcare, law, manufacturing: the model stops confusing the terms and abbreviations of your field.

  • Your format and style

    Customer replies, reports, letters and conclusions in the structure and tone your company uses, without manual rewriting.

  • Classification and extraction

    Requests, documents and emails sorted by your categories and fields - more accurately than a general model.

  • A compact model for the task

    A small fine-tuned model often handles a narrow task as well as a large one and needs fewer GPUs.

What the work includes

Priced per task: depends on data volume and model size. Estimate within 1–2 days after the brief; GPUs are listed separately.

  • A check on the base model and with RAG - so we don’t fine-tune where it isn’t needed
  • Dataset collection and cleaning from your examples, labelling with your experts
  • A test set of tasks and quality metrics
  • Fine-tuning (LoRA or full) on your servers or rented GPUs
  • Comparison with the base model and a quality report
  • Deployment of the tuned model in your perimeter and a retraining plan

How we work

  1. 01

    Requirements

    We clarify which data must not leave: personal data, trade secrets, critical infrastructure. We record your security team’s requirements and the use case behind the project.

  2. 02

    Perimeter architecture

    Where models, the knowledge base and logs live, who can access what, and how the perimeter connects to your systems. The design is agreed with security before any hardware is bought.

  3. 03

    Pilot inside the perimeter

    4–8 weeks on a real task: model, documents, roles. Acceptance criteria - share of correct answers with a source, speed, hand-offs to people - are agreed upfront.

  4. 04

    Fine-tuning and scaling

    If a base model with document search is not enough, we fine-tune it on your data. Users, use cases and capacity grow with the load.

  5. 05

    Support

    Monitoring, model and knowledge base updates, incident handling. The perimeter and the code stay yours.

Questions

How is fine-tuning different from RAG?

RAG gives the model access to your documents: it finds the right passage and answers from it. Fine-tuning changes how the model itself behaves: terminology, format, style. Often you need both, but RAG comes first.

How much data is needed?

It depends on the task: for format and style a few hundred good examples can be enough, classification needs more. We estimate the volume from your data at the start.

Does data leave during training?

No. We train on your servers or on rented GPUs you approve. The dataset and the tuned model weights stay yours.

How do we know it got better?

Before training we build a test set of your tasks and run both the base and the tuned model on it. The go-live decision is made on numbers, not impressions.

The perimeter is live - next comes support

After launch we support the perimeter: model and knowledge base updates, monitoring, incidents and improvements under a contract or an SLA.

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A quote in 1–2 days

Name the process that eats time. You get a pilot range, not a 40-slide deck.

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