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What your price can and cannot do

Pricing

Your fee is computed from your footprint, not from how a sales call went. This page is about the part that usually is not written down anywhere: what is allowed to change it, by how much, and with how much warning.

What your price is built from

Four things about your company: the number of states you operate in, the federal agencies your industry answers to, the number of legal entities you run, and the number of people who need a seat. Those are adjusted for how regulated your sector genuinely is — a hospital system and a warehousing company do not carry the same exposure, and pricing them identically would be a worse answer, not a fairer one.

Your written quote shows those inputs and the full calculation of your own fee, under Terms §16A, so you can reproduce any change to it yourself. The coefficients are disclosed to customers, not published on the open web.

The protections, in full

Every line below is a term we are bound to, not a policy we can quietly revise. Where a number appears here it is the number the contract carries.

Why there is no pricing table on this page

Because a table would be a worse answer. A per-seat list price rewards companies with a small team and a large regulatory footprint, and punishes the reverse — and the reverse is most of the market we serve. Two companies of the same headcount in different sectors do not carry the same obligation load, and charging them the same is not simplicity, it is inaccuracy with a tidy layout.

No discovery call is needed to learn the number. Check your coverage, request access with your footprint, and a person replies in writing with your quote.

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