Pricing
A plan covers the platform, your people and your allowances. Modules are added to it one at a time and land on the same bill — so switching one off actually stops the charge, which is not something a suite will do for you.
Starter
For trying it on something real.
Business
For a business actually running on it.
Operator
For anyone running this for other people.
Modules are priced individually — most are a few dollars a month each, and the demanding ones (hosting, endpoint security, marketing) are priced on what they use. Every price is on the module before you switch it on.
The small print, out loud
Email, text messages, AI and hosting capacity are billed on what you use, at a rate you can see beforehand. The marketing composer works out what a send costs while you are still writing it — including the curly quote that quietly doubles a text message.
Your own AI provider, your own phone carrier, your own hosting vendor. You pay them directly and we send it through your account instead of ours. Off by default, on the moment you ask.
Exports are part of the product rather than a retention conversation. Your documents, records and history come out in formats other software opens, and nobody has to approve it.
Yes, and the charge stops with it. Your data stays where it is, and switching it back on later picks up where you left off.
Almost nobody does — most people run three or four. The other fifty-three are there so that when the business changes, the answer is a switch rather than another vendor and another login.
We do, and reporting it costs nothing. You look after your own settings and who can see what; anything wrong with the platform underneath is ours.
Tell us. Feature and module requests get a straight answer — building it, not building it, or here is how to do it today with what is already there. A fair bit of what is in here started as exactly that phone call.
No. Every record is tagged to your account and every query is filtered by it, in the database itself rather than in a layer somebody can forget to call.
It is ordinary files and an ordinary database, on a server you can point at your own hosting account. Nothing here is in a format only we can read.