Three tiers, and no figure on the page until the ladder is decided.
A price we could not honour is worse than no price at all. The three tiers below are described by what goes into each one and by who each one is for. What each costs, and in which currency, is a decision that has not been made — so none of it is on this page, and the action here is a conversation with the person who wrote the code.
What each tier is, and who it is for
Business
The entry tier, for a consultancy running its first client environments.
Growth · Recommended
Recommended. Higher ceilings, and the same product.
Enterprise
The highest ceilings. Above them it is a conversation, not a tier.
Popularity is a count, and ours is zero
The tier in the middle says "recommended", which is our opinion, and not "most popular", which would be a claim about a number of customers we do not have. The day the count exists, the badge can change.
The 30-day trial exists. It is not the button on this page.
Signup and 30-day provisioning without a card exist in the code. The reason the call to action here is a conversation is that the product needs an agent on an endpoint and a pipeline integration: a signup that never activates is not a lead, it is a number that flatters a dashboard.
And while the infrastructure is being rebuilt there is no signup live, and there is no billing.
What no tier includes
White label does not exist, at any tier
The report carries our brand in the header and footer of every page. No tier changes that; a code change does.
The report is a PDF, at any tier
Not Word, not Excel.
None of these tiers is charging anyone
The platform is not live. There is no signup, no trial and no billing — and you pay for nothing before it exists.
Tell us how many clients you serve and we will tell you which tier fits.
A technical conversation with the person who wrote the code. No slide deck, and no proposal attached.