Pricing

Plans by scope

Three scopes, one register. Pricing is quoted per organisation, not per seat; ask, and the reply is a quote.

The portfolio overview: health across every project, the projects needing attention, and the budget position.
The same register at every scope. What changes is how much of the organisation it holds.

One portfolio, one team

Pilot

  • The full register for one portfolio
  • Password sign-in for a named team
  • Your slate in place of the sample
  • Print and CSV on every register

Every portfolio and program

Owner

  • Everything in Pilot, across the organisation
  • Sign-in by approved email domain, a role per person
  • Reports and the assistant
  • The map and capacity across every project

Your own environment

Enterprise

  • Everything in Owner, on a dedicated hosted environment
  • Your numbering, types and sign-in domains set up with you
  • A named contact

What each scope holds

CapabilityPilotOwnerEnterprise
PortfoliosOneAllAll
PeopleA named teamBy email domainBy email domain
Schedule, baselines and the CPM engineIncludedIncludedIncluded
Documents, revisions and transmittalsIncludedIncludedIncluded
Budget lines, charges and forecastsIncludedIncludedIncluded
Risks, procurement and materialIncludedIncludedIncluded
Map and capacityIncludedIncludedIncluded
Reports and the assistantIncludedIncluded
Print and CSVIncludedIncludedIncluded
Dedicated environmentIncluded
Named contactIncluded

Questions about plans

Anything not answered here goes to the contact page, with Pricing as the topic.

How is it priced?

By organisation and scope, not by seat. Ask through the contact page and the reply is a quote.

Is there a trial?

A walkthrough on the sample slate, or on a portfolio you send ahead, is the trial. Ask for one on the demo page.

Can we start with Pilot and grow?

Yes. A pilot's portfolio and its records carry into Owner unchanged; nothing is re-keyed.

Where does it run, and can we leave?

On Vercel over a hosted Supabase project. Every register prints to PDF and exports to CSV, and the database is Postgres.