Pricing

Published prices. No per-seat maths.

You should be able to tell whether this fits your budget without booking a call.

Priced per company, not per user. Add your whole buying team and your whole finance team — the price doesn’t move. There is no implementation project to quote and no professional services minimum.

Buy a module on its own

Procurement

US$24,000

per year

  • Demand forecasting per SKU
  • Daily reorder queue with the reasoning shown
  • Approve, modify or reject with reasons recorded
  • Purchase orders pushed to your ERP on approval
  • Multi-buyer queues and ownership
  • Stockouts, slow movers, single-source risk
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Finance

US$24,000

per year

  • Margin by customer, SKU, category and supplier
  • True margin after freight and working capital
  • Thirteen-week cash forecast and cash generation
  • Borrowing base and covenant reporting
  • Statements tied to the ledger, bank reconciliation
  • Accounts payable capture and payment queue
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AI order desk

US$5,000

per month — US$60,000 a year

  • Inbound orders by phone and email
  • Caller verification before any disclosure
  • Matching against the customer’s own history
  • Live stock, contract pricing, credit checks
  • Forecast draw-down, so demand isn’t double-counted
  • Captured into your CRM and ERP
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Or take a bundle

Most chosen

Platform

US$42,000

per year

Save US$6,000
  • Procurement and Finance together
  • AI analyst included
  • One deployment, one onboarding
  • The reorder queue and the margin picture read the same data
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Everything

Complete

US$90,000

per year

Save US$18,000
  • All three modules
  • Orders in, purchasing out, finance across both
  • AI analyst included
  • The whole transaction flow in one system
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Savings are against buying the same modules separately. The AI analyst is US$6,000 a year on a single module, and is included in both bundles.

Onboarding

US$7,500, once — and waived if we miss.

Configuration, connection to your ERP, and validation against your own data. If we have not reached a signed acceptance within 30 business days of getting credentials, the onboarding fee is waived.

What acceptance means

Not a feeling that it is going well. A written checklist you sign: your balance sheet balances to zero, margin reconciles to your general ledger, the borrowing base matches what you last filed, a purchase order has gone into your ERP correctly. Objective, or it doesn’t count.

What is not on this page

No setup fees beyond onboarding, no per-transaction charges, no charge for additional users, and no annual uplift beyond a capped renewal increase. If we quote you something that isn’t listed here, ask why.

Questions we get asked

Can we start with procurement and add finance later?

Yes, and most companies do. Procurement pays for itself first, and the finance layer needs a short workshop on your chart of accounts before it is useful.

Is the order desk available on its own?

It runs alongside either plan rather than standalone — it needs the product, pricing and customer data the platform already holds in order to match an order correctly.

What does it cost to leave?

Nothing. Your data exports in a standard, machine-readable format, and we delete it thirty days after that.

Do you charge per user?

No. Pricing is per company. Adding buyers, controllers or customer service staff does not change the fee.

How long does onboarding actually take?

Procurement is generally live inside two weeks. The finance layer follows once the chart-of-accounts workshop is done. The 30-business-day commitment covers the whole thing, and the clock starts when we receive credentials rather than at signature.

See it running on your own data.

Twenty minutes is usually enough to know whether this is worth going further. We’ll look at your ERP with you — and if the data isn’t ready, we’ll tell you that rather than sell around it.