Pricing
We price per project rather than per seat, because a fabricator running two large packages a year, a detailing firm turning over dozens, and a contractor who needs status across a programme are not the same business. Rather than publish a number that would be wrong for most people, here is what it actually depends on.
What it depends on
Which parts of the platform you use
Connection automation alone is a different engagement from running detailing, checking, estimating and coordination together.
How much steel you put through it
Volume matters more than headcount, since the work is done against models rather than by seats.
How much standards configuration you need
Shops with documented standards start faster. Shops without them get help writing them down, which is real work and is priced as such.