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Pricing

Choose the partner pricing lane that fits the rollout you can actually support

Partner pricing is set by people served per month because a real program includes capacity, onboarding, reporting, and support boundaries, not just file volume.

Use the standard lanes when the rollout is clear. Move into review when invoicing, multi-tier access, or launch structure needs a closer fit.

Standard lanes

Keep the volume lanes visible beside the review path

The table keeps the published launch ranges visible, highlights the lane most teams start with, and leaves custom review in the same frame.

Pilot

Up to 50 people served/month

Best for a lighter launch with one core program or a smaller branch footprint.

Standard launch lane

Most common pilot

Up to 100 people served/month

The clearest starting point for libraries and workforce teams that want room to grow.

Most chosen starting lane

Expanded rollout

Up to 150 people served/month

Designed for broader partner adoption with more participant volume in one billing cycle.

Standard launch lane

Custom review

150+ people served/month

Use commercial review for higher volume, multi-tier access, invoice terms, or nonstandard rollout needs.

Planning calculator

Use the lane planner like a compact calculator before you move into review

Open the same planning tool in a focused overlay when you want to compare Basic, Premium, and Executive. The published pricing lanes remain the main pricing view.

Planning calculator

Open the compact calculator when you want to compare the lane in one focused pass.

The published lanes stay on the page. The mobile calculator opens as a focused overlay so the controls and results stay readable.

Current starting assumptionUp to 100 people served/monthSchool, workforce, nonprofit, employer, or other program

Decision brief preview

Show the pricing lane the way a rollout review actually reads it

A calmer visual keeps the page tied to real operating material: the packet, the review notes, and the launch brief a team checks before activation.

Partner pricing decision brief with rollout packet materials arranged on a review desk.

Review surface

This image is intentionally document-first, so the pricing page feels like an operational review lane instead of a generic marketing scene.

Onboarding options

Add rollout support when the launch needs more than a standard portal setup

Self-serve onboarding stays available. Add structured support when the program has multiple locations, internal teams, approvals, or early implementation review.

  • Launch Assist

    $950 one-time

    Kickoff guidance, setup review, and short post-launch follow-up for lighter rollouts.

  • Managed Onboarding

    $2,500 one-time

    Kickoff session, setup help, hosted-link and embed guidance, trust support, and launch follow-up.

  • Enterprise Rollout

    Custom quote

    Multi-stakeholder rollout planning, implementation review, and custom billing coordination.

Before activation

Pricing only works when billing, trust, and launch support stay in the same review lane.

That is why invoice terms, custom rollout structure, and higher-volume access stay manual. The selected lane should match the operating model, not just the budget line.