Pricing
A subscription belongs to a person, not to a company. Each of your people holds a tier, the tier decides how many apps they may use, and one company can hold all three at once. There is no number on this page that nobody has agreed.
14-day trial, no card needed.
Three tiers, held per person
A tier sets how many core apps and how many extra apps that person may use, and how many people it admits. It is not a feature gate: there is no screen a tier hides and no report a tier withholds.
Startup
For a small team that runs on a handful of apps.
- Apps
- 5 core apps and 3 extra apps
- People
- Up to 15 users
Premium
For a company that needs more apps in more hands.
- Apps
- 7 core apps and 5 extra apps
- People
- Up to 50 users
Enterprise
For a business that wants every app and no ceiling.
- Apps
- Every app, core and extra
- People
- No ceiling on users
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.
On application
No price is published yet, for any app or any plan. That is the honest state of the product today and not a page that failed to load — the prices are being decided, and publishing a placeholder is exactly how a figure nobody agreed ends up on an invoice.
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.
One currency, chosen once
An account has one currency, chosen at signup and fixed for that subscription. A price is set per currency rather than converted at the moment it is shown, so the figure you are quoted is the figure the invoice carries. Where a currency has three decimal places, so does every amount in it.
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 Office and is not divided up per app. More can be added later, per user, in 5 GB, 10 GB and 50 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 a tenth app: an assistant that answers questions and carries out tasks across your apps, 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 of each you may hold. An app you remove leaves your bill.
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 none has been decided yet, and a placeholder figure is exactly how a number nobody agreed ends up on an invoice. The moment an operator publishes one, this page shows it — without a rebuild.