Pricing
Two decisions, and this page is both of them. The company takes a plan, or licences apps one at a time, or does both at once; and each of your people holds a tier that sets how many apps that person may use, so one company can hold all three tiers together. There is no number on this page that nobody has agreed.
14-day trial, no card needed.
Licences, per user
Choose a licence for each person and buy as many of each tier as you need, so one company can hold all three at once. Each licence is priced per user, by the month or by the year. A licence decides which apps that person can open: Startup opens the apps your company bought, Premium adds the included apps, and Enterprise opens every app. There is no limit on how many people hold each tier.
Startup
For a small team that runs on a handful of apps.
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- Apps
- The apps your company bought
- People
- No ceiling
- Storage
- 500 MB per person
Premium
For a company that needs more apps in more hands.
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- Apps
- Bought apps + the 8 included apps
- People
- No ceiling
- Storage
- 500 MB per person
Enterprise
For a business that wants every app and no ceiling.
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- Apps
- Every app
- People
- No ceiling
- Storage
- 500 MB per person
One company can hold all three at once
Because the tier belongs to the user rather than to the company, you do not buy one tier for everybody. A company of ten can run three people on Startup, five on Premium and two on Enterprise — that is a normal arrangement rather than an exception, and it is the point of pricing per person: the accountant who lives in the ledger all day and the supervisor who opens it twice a month do not need the same subscription.
Two ways to pay for an app, and they mix
Take a plan, or licence apps one at a time, or do both in the same account. Neither is the small print version of the other: they are the two shapes a bill can have, and a business that runs on a single app should not be made to buy like one that runs on all of them.
A plan
Startup, Premium or Enterprise. The plan is what the company holds; the tier each person carries is what decides how many apps that person may use, and the figure is on the card above. Inside that number you add and remove apps as the work changes, and the bill does not move.
A licence for one app
One app, bought on its own, for the company. It does not take up a place in the plan — that is the whole of the difference — so a company that has filled its plan and then licences one more app keeps that app and pays two lines instead of one. The licence is yours until you cancel it, and cancelling the plan does not cancel it. Each app’s price is listed below, and an app with no price shown is on application: ask us and we will quote one in your currency.
What each app costs
Each app is licensed for the company by the year, at its own price, beside the per-user licences and without using up a place in them. An app with no figure shown is priced on application.
Hotel
Property management, reservations and front desk
On application
Annual only — an app licence has no monthly price.
POS
In-store and online sales, payments and catalogue
On application
Annual only — an app licence has no monthly price.
Accounting
Invoicing, payments and financial reporting
On application
Annual only — an app licence has no monthly price.
HR
People, payroll, leave, attendance and hiring
On application
Annual only — an app licence has no monthly price.
Travel
Bookings, packages and itineraries
On application
Annual only — an app licence has no monthly price.
Materials
Inventory, purchasing and stock control
On application
Annual only — an app licence has no monthly price.
Logistics
Shipments, fleet, warehouses and delivery tracking
On application
Annual only — an app licence has no monthly price.
Manufacturing
Bills of materials, work orders and production runs
On application
Annual only — an app licence has no monthly price.
Business Suite
Quotations, sales orders and purchase orders
On application
Annual only — an app licence has no monthly price.
Tax & Audit Office
Clients, filing deadlines and the invoice book
On application
Annual only — an app licence has no monthly price.
Insight
Reports over the data your apps already hold.
On application
Annual only — an app licence has no monthly price.
Marketing
Pages, forms and newsletters on your own web address.
On application
Annual only — an app licence has no monthly price.
Forms Suite
Build a form, publish it to a link, share it by QR code
On application
Annual only — an app licence has no monthly price.
What happens when a plan runs out of room
You are told which app was refused, how many apps the plan holds and how many you would have had — and then two ways on, not one. Move up, and the product names the tier that actually holds the set you asked for rather than the next one along. Or keep the plan you have and licence that one app beside it. Neither sentence quotes a figure and neither hands anybody a checkout: the person who looks after billing decides, and the licence price is one you ask us for.
Moving in from the system you use now
Two ways, and the first one is already yours. The importer is included with every account: you upload a CSV or an Excel file, match your columns to ours, run it as a dry run first, and every row we could not read comes back named by its line number, so you correct that line and run it again. Full migration is the other way — we take the old system off your hands and land the data ourselves. It is quoted per app, because moving a product catalogue and moving a staff list are two jobs rather than one, and what it costs depends on the shape the old data is in. So there is no figure here: tell us what you are moving and we will quote it.
On application
Apps we can migrate today
- POS
- HR
- Materials
- CRM
The importer reads CSV and Excel (.xlsx) files. It suggests a match for column names it recognises and you confirm every one of them, so nothing is mapped behind your back.
Accounting ledgers and opening balances, Business Suite documents and Hotel reservations cannot be migrated yet. The product names them and refuses, rather than importing half of one. If that is what you need moved, ask us and we will tell you where it stands instead of guessing.
More storage, bought per person
On top of what every person already has. Four sizes, each priced per person by the month or by the year, added from inside the product rather than negotiated up front.
5 GB
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10 GB
Ask us for the price
50 GB
Ask us for the price
100 GB
Ask us for the price
POS stations
Every company with SISC POS gets 3 till stations included, across all of its shops. Each station beyond those is licensed by the year.
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Prices load from our live price list
The figures on this page come from our live price list as the page opens, so a price we change is the price you see and nothing here is baked into the page. If you cannot see them, JavaScript is turned off or the list could not be reached just now. Anything still marked "on application" has no published price yet — ask us and we will confirm one in your currency.
The trial needs no card and no price. A price for your currency is agreed with you before it ends.
Seats, plainly
What you pay for is people who can sign in. These are the rules, and the invoice shows its working.
How a price is made
Every price has two parts and either may be zero: a base, charged once each billing period however many people use it, and a per-seat amount multiplied by the number of people who can sign in. Disabled users do not count towards seats. Seats are counted at renewal rather than continuously, and the invoice states the count it used and the date it took it.
Prices in your own currency, decided by location
Prices are set in US dollars. This page shows them in the currency of the place you are visiting from, converted at a published exchange rate, and the small print under the figures names the rate, where it came from and when. Where no rate has been published it shows US dollars and says so. There is nothing to choose: location decides. A company is invoiced in its own currency where our payment provider can charge it, and in US dollars where it cannot — and the page says which.
Every account starts on a trial
14 days, no card. It starts when you open the activation link rather than when you fill the form in.
Extra apps
Core apps are what your trade runs on. Extra apps are everything you add on top of them, and your tier says how many you may hold. They are not free apps and this product does not have any — an app nobody is paying for is an app nobody has promised to keep, and we would rather say what you get than give you something we can withdraw.
Storage
500 MB per user is included and it covers everything that person stores — documents, attachments, identity scans and whatever any app writes on their behalf. It comes from SISC Library and is not divided up per app. More can be added later, per user, in 5 GB, 10 GB, 50 GB and 100 GB, bought from the subscription administration inside the product rather than negotiated up front.
The SISC AI Assistant
An optional add-on for the whole workspace, not an app of its own: an assistant that answers questions about your own data, explains from the help centre how to do something, drafts replies and descriptions for you to check, and carries out tasks in every app once you confirm them — always under each user’s own permissions. It is off unless the account owner switches it on, and its price, like every other price here, is agreed with you rather than published as a placeholder.
Questions a buyer asks
Does everyone in my company need the same tier?
No. The tier belongs to the person. A company routinely holds all three at once, and each person’s tier can change later.
What counts as a seat?
A person who can sign in. Disabled users do not count. Seats are counted at renewal, and the invoice states the count it used and the date it took it.
What does the trial include?
The whole product for 14 days — every app your trade starts with, in your language, with no card and no price agreed yet. It starts when you open the activation link.
Can I add or remove apps later?
Yes, from inside the product. Core apps are what your trade runs on; extra apps are added on top, and your tier says how many apps you may hold in all — one allowance, whichever kind you choose. An app you remove leaves your bill. And if you want one more app than your plan holds, upgrading is not the only answer: you can licence that single app beside the plan and pay for both.
What if I only want one app?
Then licence that one app and pay for that one app. A plan is not a condition of using the suite — it is the other shape, for a business running several apps at once — and you can start with a licence and take a plan later without losing anything you have put in. The trial is the same either way, and neither needs a card.
What happens to my data if I leave?
Your company is its own database. The Terms of Service say what is kept, for how long, and how an export or an erasure is requested — read them before you sign up, not after.
Why is there no price on this page?
Because no plan price has been decided yet, and a placeholder figure is exactly how a number nobody agreed ends up on an invoice. The storage add-ons are priced, because those were decided. The moment an operator publishes a plan price, this page shows it — without a rebuild.
Can it send text messages?
Yes — from a phone your company owns. Booking and salon appointment reminders can go out as text messages through the SMSGate app on an Android phone with a SIM. Reminders are sent from your own phone, so your mobile plan’s charges apply. Separately, each person can add text-message sign-in codes as an optional extra beside the authenticator app.