Pricing
Priced per package, not per seat
The unit of work in a job shop is an RFQ package. Charging per seat means charging for people who never open the tool, and charging per year means paying for a quiet January. So the unit here is the package.
Free
5 packages a month · every check · every export · no card, no account
Enough to run a real RFQ flow through and decide whether the report is worth anything. Nothing is held back from the free tier — there is no feature that only appears on a paid plan.
Pay as you go
$9 per package · no seats · no annual contract · no minimum
A month with forty RFQs costs what one seat at a quoting platform costs in a week. Stop paying on any day and nothing is lost — reports already produced stay readable until they expire, and your rate card is not something you have to renegotiate each January.
It is a flat fee for checking a package, never a percentage of the order you win. Quote a $40,000 job or a $400 one and the price is the same, because you are paying for a reading of the documents, not for the deal.
Honest status: everything above is free while the service is in preview, and checkout is not switched on yet. The prices above are what it will cost when it is. Nothing on this page is a pre-order and no card is collected anywhere on this site.
What is deliberately not on the pricing page
- No enterprise tier. There is no on-premise build, no SSO, no custom SLA and no procurement questionnaire. If your security review needs those, this is the wrong tool and it is better to find that out here.
- No per-seat charge. A second estimator costs nothing. There is no reason to ration a tool that makes a report more readable.
- No usage metering on file size. The limits are the ones on the homepage, because they protect the service, not to create an upsell.
Data handling, which is the part buyers actually audit, is on the security page.