Pilot
Up to 50 people served/month
Best for a lighter launch with one core program or a smaller branch footprint.
Standard launch lane
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, special-event capacity, or launch structure needs a closer fit.
Standard lanes
Monthly partner lanes stay separate from one-time event quotes
The table keeps the published monthly ranges visible, highlights the lane most teams start with, and leaves custom and special-event review in the same decision frame without treating a time-bound activation like a subscription.
LaneBest fitCurrent note
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
Monthly budget protection
Live partner accounts can stop recurring requests at included capacity, approve a specific additional quantity for one month, or set a standing monthly overage ceiling. Approved overage uses the rate in the active agreement, and the signed-in billing page shows the maximum quantity and estimated maximum bill before an account admin confirms a change.
Custom review
150+ people served/month
Use commercial review for higher volume, multi-tier access, invoice terms, or nonstandard rollout needs.
Event quote
Special event / sponsored program
Use a one-time fixed-block or flexible-capacity quote for hiring fairs, sponsored resume days, workshops, campus programs, or another short access window instead of monthly coverage. Estimate expected resume submissions, not total foot traffic. A fixed block prepays the full reserve and unused capacity expires. Flexible capacity uses a reservation fee and minimum commitment, then reconciles delivered packages up to the approved reserve and spending ceiling.
The accepted quote confirms the access window, participant-data mode, cap policy, turnaround, and invoice contact. No hosted access, billing approval, or event workspace opens from the public form alone.
Planning calculator
Use the lane planner to compare monthly, library, and event assumptions
Open the same planning tool in a focused overlay when you want to compare Basic, Premium, Executive, the public-library exception, and the special-event review path. The published pricing lanes remain the main pricing view.
Planning calculator
Open the compact calculator when you want to compare monthly and event assumptions in one focused pass.
The published lanes stay on the page. The mobile calculator opens as a focused overlay so monthly, library, and special-event review controls stay readable.
Current starting assumptionUp to 100 people served/monthSchool, workforce, nonprofit, employer, or other program
Planning calculator
Open the lane planner when you want to compare Basic, Premium, Executive, and event quote posture in one focused pass.
The published lanes stay visible on this page. The calculator opens in a scroll-safe dialog so the package rows and the special-event assumptions can use the full desktop width without widening the page.
Current starting assumptionUp to 100 people served/monthSchool, workforce, nonprofit, employer, or other program
Review brief
Use pricing as part of the rollout decision, not a standalone quote
The right lane depends on the monthly service volume, launch support, billing path, trust review, and whether the request is actually a one-time event.
Before approval
Treat the pricing lane as part of the launch packet. Confirm volume, access window, billing contact, and support needs before the program goes live.
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.