Pricing

One tier for each step of the product. Free is the Level 0 tier, Trial is the Level 1 tier, Enterprise is the Level 2 tier. Each tier fully unlocks the one step it is named for and includes everything in the tier below it. Only Level 0 exists today, so only the Free tier is open — and the free part is deliberately the part that has to earn everything after it.

Placeholder — no prices have been set

[PLACEHOLDER: every price on this page. The tier structure is decided; no currency, amount, billing period or pricing unit is. Nothing on this page is a price commitment.]

The Level 0 tier · open today

Free

[PLACEHOLDER: price — expected to be 0, confirm]

For anyone who wants to find out whether the findings are worth acting on, before talking to a vendor.

The full local check, unlimited: every one of the 26 planning and master data checks, on as many extracts as you like
Nothing transferred: it runs in your browser, so there is no account, no upload and nothing for IT to approve
Findings you can act on: named items, the numbers behind each claim, impact, recommended change and the owner
Planned, once Level 1 exists: a limited daily allowance of it — [PLACEHOLDER: how many runs per day]

Run the free check

No sign-up step, because there is nothing to sign up to. Where your data is while it runs.

The Level 1 tier · not open yet

Trial

[PLACEHOLDER: price and trial length]

For teams that want the findings written up and prioritised, not just listed. Level 1 is in development and this tier is not open.

Would unlock Level 1 in full: unlimited explanation and reporting on top of the local check — results are sent, never your records
Includes everything in Free: the unlimited local check
Planned, once Level 2 exists: a preview of it

Why there is nothing to sign up to yet

No waiting list, because no contact channel is open. That link explains what exists instead of collecting an address we could not use.

[PLACEHOLDER: trial length, what a Level 2 “preview” means in practice, and whether a trial converts automatically]

The Level 2 tier · not open yet

Enterprise

[PLACEHOLDER: price and commercial model — per seat, per environment or per deployment]

For organisations that want the heavy work running inside their own Azure. Level 2 is planned and this tier is not open.

Would unlock Level 2 in full: optimisation, simulation and supervised repair at full data volume, inside your subscription and under your controls
Includes everything in Trial: the unlimited local check and unlimited explanation and reporting
Compute stays on your Microsoft bill, not ours — which is also why your data would not have to move

Why we cannot take enquiries yet

There is no enquiry route open. That link says so plainly rather than sending you to a form that goes nowhere.

[PLACEHOLDER: what Enterprise would include beyond Level 2 access — support terms, response times, onboarding, contract length. Undecided.]

What each tier unlocks

This table is about access, not identity. Read the highlighted diagonal: each tier is named for the one step it fully unlocks. Everything below the diagonal comes included from the tier beneath; the single cell above it is a limited taste of the next step. It describes the model as it will work once all three steps exist. Today only Level 0 is built, so only the Free tier is open.

Level access by tier. Highlighted cells mark each tier’s own level — the one it is named for and fully unlocks. Level 1 and Level 2 are not built, so every entry in those columns describes intent, not availability.
Tier	Level 0 — the local check	Level 1 — explanation and reporting	Level 2 — execution in your Azure
Free the Level 0 tier · open today	Unlimited (this tier’s own level)	Limited daily (taste of the next step)	Not available
Trial the Level 1 tier · not open yet	Unlimited (included from Free)	Unlimited (this tier’s own level)	Preview only (taste of the next step)
Enterprise the Level 2 tier · not open yet	Unlimited (included from Trial)	Unlimited (included from Trial)	Full access (this tier’s own level)

The internal architecture calls the third tier “Paid”; it is called Enterprise here. [PLACEHOLDER: pick one name and use it everywhere.]

Why the local check is free, and stays free

It runs on your hardware, so it costs us nothing to serve. Metering it would only slow down the one thing that makes this business work: you finding out that the findings are real before anybody has to ask permission for anything. Every paid tier includes it unlimited, because every tier includes everything in the tier below.

Why the expensive part runs on your Azure bill

The heavy work at Level 2 is planned to run inside your own subscription. That means the compute is billed to you by Microsoft on the agreement you already have, at the price you already negotiated — and it means your data never has to move to us for the heavy work to happen. We orchestrate; you own the environment. It is not built yet.

What you are not paying for

No implementation project, no per-report development cycle, and no seat licences for people who only want to read a finding. If any of that changes as the commercial model is decided, this page changes with it.

Placeholder — owner decisions still open

[PLACEHOLDER: currency and tax treatment.]

[PLACEHOLDER: billing period, payment methods and invoicing.]

[PLACEHOLDER: the unit of pricing — per user, per environment, per tenant or per deployment.]

[PLACEHOLDER: whether the product families are priced separately or as one subscription.]

[PLACEHOLDER: refund, cancellation and data-deletion terms.]

The only tier that is open is the one that costs nothing

That is not a limitation we are hiding. It is the order we chose: be useful first, and ask for money only when there is something worth paying for.

Run the free check How it works