Pricing
The price follows the scope you steer: the number of entities and the modules you switch on. No named-user licensing, so steering never becomes a privilege.
The tables below describe how the offers are structured. Amounts are not final: they will be published once commercially validated.
One entity, the FinOps module, to frame your steering before widening it.
Amounts pending validation
Billed scope 1 entity
Most common
The full cockpit for a multi-entity group: consolidated and per entity.
Amounts pending validation
Billed scope Up to 10 entities
For groups beyond ten entities, or with particular operational constraints.
Amounts pending validation
Billed scope Number of entities to be defined
Pricing
Option
Options add to an offer, whichever deployment mode you choose.
Setting up the standalone executable on your infrastructure, with your team.
Amounts pending validation
Loading your past budget years from your existing files.
Amounts pending validation
Onboarding entity managers onto the cockpit, using the demonstration dataset.
Amounts pending validation
Pricing
A cockpit is useless if access has to be rationed. The price depends on the scope steered, not on how many people read it.
Choosing On-Premise for internal policy reasons should not cost you more.
Your data exports in an open format, with no paid add-on and no exit negotiation.
No. Choosing On-Premise because your internal policy requires it should not cost more than the sovereign cloud. Only the assisted installation option is billed separately, and it is optional.
No. A steering cockpit loses its point if access has to be rationed for licensing reasons. The price depends on the scope steered — the number of entities and the modules switched on — not on how many people read it.
Yes, and that is the recommended route. FinOps is the entry module: it gives a readable trajectory from very little data. The other modules can be switched on afterwards, with no rework of what has already been entered.
Your data exports in an open format, at any time and with no paid add-on. Reversibility is not an exit clause to negotiate, it is a product feature.
Yes. An acquisition or a reorganisation should not wait for the contract renewal. Adding an entity is a scope adjustment, not a renegotiation.
The structure of the offers is settled; the amounts are not yet. They will be published here once commercially validated. In the meantime, write to us for an estimate on your actual scope.
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