The payoff · your number
Pricing

Your book, your
number. Two ways.

No seat licences and no per-user math. You are buying delivered cycles, so the price is built from the work your book actually generates — and you pick the structure that fits how you think about it.

Fixed · published card

Commit ahead and the rate drops

A published card you hold, not a negotiation. Work committed up front costs less per unit and holds its rate for two years, so next year's budget is a number you already know.

  • Priced by cycles delivered — statements captured, files checked, statements issued
  • Rate held for two years on committed work
  • The same card whether the destination is your platform or a custodian
Revenue share

Mirror your earnings instead

Skip the fixed price entirely and share a slice of what the work unlocks — you keep the rest. Your numbers, your math, and nothing owed on revenue that never appears.

  • No fixed annual commitment
  • Scales with the book rather than ahead of it
  • Same delivery, same record, same checks
Delivery is checked, and that is deliberate: a cycle is not delivered until it ties to the printed check to the penny and the outbound file validates against the exact shape its destination accepts. The bill always comes before the work — never after.