Pricing.
Published, in ranges, with the reasons.
Most platforms in this space make you book a call to learn what they cost. These are real numbers. They are ranges because a dedicated environment is scoped work, not a shelf product — so under each one we have written down exactly what moves you within it.
Managed Website Hosting
per month, starting
A dedicated, managed environment for your site or application. Hosting, patching, monitoring, backups, and support are ours to run.
- Dedicated environment, not a shared tenant
- Content management included — articles, media library, categories and tags
- Forms, documents, and structured data
- Managed updates and monitoring
What moves the number: traffic and environment size, how many environments you need, and support response level.
Automation
per month
Everything in hosting, plus the platform doing work rather than just serving pages: workflows, scheduled processes, and systems that talk to each other.
- Business workflows and scheduled jobs
- Integrations with your existing systems
- Invoicing, receipts, and donations by card or ACH
- Notifications by email and SMS
- Roles, permissions, and audit trails
What moves the number: how many integrations you run, workflow volume, and included AI token budget.
Analytics
per month
Everything in automation, plus the customizable dashboard and the AI workspace — where your own people can build views instead of filing a ticket.
- Drag-and-drop dashboards, saved per user
- AI assistant with role-scoped personas
- Self-service reporting your own team authors
- Unlimited integrations by architecture
What moves the number: data volume, number of environments, token budget, and how much of the AI workspace you open to your users.
Enterprise
Multi-environment deployments, regulated workloads, custom compliance requirements, or migrating an application that has outgrown the platform it lives on today. Scoped and quoted against the actual work.
What moves the number: environment count, integration surface, data residency and compliance obligations, and migration scope.
The costs that usually turn up later
Finding these on the invoice instead of the pricing page is how vendors lose technical buyers. So they are here.
Onboarding
$2,000 one time.
Standing up your environment, connecting your data, configuring accounts and roles, and getting your team working in it. Charged once, at the start.
Custom implementation
$175–200 per hour.
Real development against your business requirements — screens, integrations, and workflows specific to you. Estimated up front, billed hourly or as a fixed bid. New connectors are built here rather than sold as a subscription upgrade.
AI usage
Metered, at cost.
Each plan includes a token allotment. Usage beyond it is passed through at cost with no markup. You can also bring your own provider relationship and use your own keys, or run against a model we host — whichever your compliance position requires.
In every plan, at every price
- A dedicated environment.
Isolation is not a premium tier. Your configuration, your data, your release timing. - Unlimited integrations by architecture.
No connector catalog, no per-connector fee. We charge for building one, never for using it. - Your build, in plain files.
Commands and templates are text in source control. If you ever leave, you leave with something that still runs. - The same AI privacy model.
Structure-only by default, at every tier. Not an enterprise upsell. - Managed operations.
Hosting, patching, monitoring, backups, and a support desk — from a team running 50+ customer networks today.
A note on where these numbers came from
We benchmarked against the categories buyers actually compare us to: lightweight KPI dashboards, seat-licensed BI, embedded and white-label analytics for agencies, and full enterprise BI suites.
Embedded and white-label analytics — the closest real peer group — generally starts around $1,500–5,000 per month and stops at chart rendering. Enterprise BI suites run $21K–150K a year before implementation, and the headline figure is rarely the figure you end up paying.
We are positioned below the embedded floor while including an application framework underneath. That is deliberate, and it is the honest reason our pricing looks the way it does.
Not sure which band you are in?
Most people are not, because it depends on what you are trying to run. Describe the application and we will tell you where it lands — including if the answer is that we are not the right fit.