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Fig vs. the consultancies

Enterprise-grade AI systems in production, on one platform.

Accenture, McKinsey and BCG deliver strategy decks, reports and roadmaps, then build use cases project by project on platforms the model labs and cloud providers license to them. Fig builds every system on CosmOS, its own enterprise-grade platform at the frontier, with security and governance built in and each new system starting from what the last one built.

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Fig vs. Accenture, McKinsey & BCG, in short

Accenture, McKinsey and BCG deliver AI strategy as decks, reports and roadmaps, then build use cases as separate projects on platforms licensed from the labs they hold alliances with, and sell the running of the result as managed services. Fig builds every system on CosmOS, its own enterprise-grade platform: connected to the whole business, with single sign-on, SCIM provisioning, approval gates and a full audit trail built in, running in the company's own cloud, and routing every task across every frontier lab and the best open-weight models. The systems keep improving after launch, measured against a baseline.

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Fig vs. Accenture, McKinsey & BCG at a glance

FeatureFigAccenture, McKinsey & BCG
What you get
Enterprise-grade AI systems running in production on CosmOS, Fig's own platform.
Strategy decks, reports and roadmaps, with builds scoped project by project.
Security & governance
Built into the platform: SSO (SAML and OIDC), SCIM 2.0, scoped roles, approval gates, full audit trail and export, in your own cloud.
Set project by project, on whichever platform each build uses.
Each new use case
Starts from the same connected systems, digital twin, evaluations and governance.
A new project and a new statement of work.
The platform
CosmOS, built and run by Fig: connected systems, a live digital twin, agents, models and apps.
Platforms licensed from the model labs and cloud providers.
Model choice
Every lab's newest models and the best open-weight models, chosen per task on evaluations.
Shaped by alliances: all three partner with OpenAI, McKinsey invests in its Deployment Company, Accenture runs an Anthropic business group.
How it starts
A pilot that puts one workflow into production in weeks.
Multi-year programs; Accenture logged 141 quarterly client bookings of $100 million or more in fiscal 2026.
After go-live
Systems keep running and improving on CosmOS, measured monthly against the baseline.
A separate managed-services contract: $43.7 billion of Accenture's $84.5 billion in fiscal 2026 bookings.

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300,000+professionals in 70+ countries
Every labfrontier models, routed per task
1,000+tools and data sources, permissions intact
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Pricing: Fig vs. Accenture, McKinsey & BCG

Fig

Usage-based with no per-seat licenses: everyone in the organization can use Fig, and the bill follows the work done, with budgets and spend rules for every team. Strategy, forward deployed engineering and Fig Academy are scoped with each customer.

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Accenture, McKinsey & BCG

Consultancies price AI programs as engagements staffed by their teams. The platforms underneath, such as OpenAI's, Anthropic's or Google's, are licensed separately, and running the result is a further managed-services contract.

With Fig, the platform and the people who build on it come from one partner.

Fig vs. Accenture, McKinsey & BCG in detail

Enterprise-grade from the first pilot

Strategy engagements deliver decks, reports and a roadmap, and each use case is then built as its own project on whichever platform the client licensed. Fig puts every system into production on CosmOS with enterprise security built in from the first pilot: single sign-on with SAML and OIDC, SCIM provisioning, scoped roles, approval gates before consequential actions, break-glass re-authentication and a full audit trail with export, running in the company's own cloud.

Security →Command Center →

Every system builds on the last

McKinsey's own 2025 State of AI survey found that nearly two-thirds of organizations had not yet begun scaling AI across the enterprise. On CosmOS, every new system reuses the same connected systems, digital twin, evaluations and governance, so each one starts from what the last one built and the whole estate is secured and measured in one place.

Digital twin →Why AI pilots fail to reach production →

A platform of Fig's own, at the frontier

The consultancies' AI programs run on platforms built by the labs and cloud providers, and their teams train on those tools: Accenture's Anthropic Business Group trained about 30,000 people on Claude. Fig builds and runs CosmOS itself, from connected systems and a live digital twin to agents, AI primitives across voice, vision, image, video, research and computer use, and the apps people use every day.

Platform overview →Agents →

Every model, chosen per task

Accenture, McKinsey and BCG are all OpenAI Frontier Alliance partners, McKinsey is an investor in OpenAI's Deployment Company, Accenture runs a dedicated Anthropic business group, and Google Cloud is putting $750 million into its partners' agentic AI work. Fig routes every task to the best model across every frontier lab and the best open-weight models, chosen on evaluations.

Model hub →Auto routing →

Software that keeps running

Consultancies sell the running of what they build as managed services, which made up $43.7 billion of Accenture's $84.5 billion in fiscal 2026 bookings. Systems Fig builds run on CosmOS, improve continuously after launch and are measured monthly against the baseline set in the first audit, with every action in the audit trail.

Transformation →Usage controls →

Who Fig is for

Companies that want enterprise-grade AI systems in production within weeks, on one secure platform where every new system builds on the last, with every frontier lab's models and software that keeps improving after launch.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between Fig and Accenture, McKinsey or BCG?

The consultancies deliver AI strategy as decks, reports and roadmaps, then build use cases as separate projects on platforms licensed from the labs and cloud providers. Fig builds every system on CosmOS, its own enterprise-grade platform, with security and governance built in, starting with a pilot in production in weeks, across every frontier lab and the best open-weight models.

Is Fig an alternative to a consultancy for AI transformation?

Yes. Fig puts enterprise-grade AI systems into production on its own platform, starting with a pilot in weeks, and every engagement ends in running software measured against a baseline.

Is Fig enterprise-grade?

Yes. CosmOS ships with single sign-on (SAML and OIDC), SCIM 2.0 provisioning, scoped roles, approval gates before consequential actions, break-glass re-authentication and a full audit trail with export, and it runs in your own cloud account or Fig's.

Can Fig work alongside our consulting partner?

Yes. CosmOS can sit inside a broader program a consultancy runs, providing the connected systems, digital twin, agents and governance the program builds on.

How quickly does a Fig engagement show results?

First systems reach production in weeks, and each is measured monthly against the baseline set in the first audit.

Which AI models does Fig use?

Every lab's newest frontier models and the best open-weight models, chosen per task on evaluations, plus models Fig trains on the company's own data.

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