Pricing
There is no starter tier missing the useful parts, and no enterprise tier where the real product lives. A broking practice needs all of it, so all of it is the plan.
Founding brokers, seats 1 to 25
The first 25 brokers get the platform free for 90 days. What we want in return is that you use it on real deals at least three days a week and tell us plainly what is wrong with it. That is a partnership rather than a discount, which is why it is the best deal anyone will ever get on this.
After the free period a founding broker pays $199 a month plus GST, a hundred and fifty below standard, and keeps that rate for as long as they stay subscribed, including through any future increase. No card to start, and nothing charges automatically when the 90 days end.
Early brokers, seats 26 to 50
The next 25 brokers pay a hundred a month below standard and keep that rate for as long as they stay subscribed, including through any future increase. Same platform, same support, same everything: the only difference is that the founding 25 got there first.
There is no free period on an early seat. The demo lets you run a real deal end to end without an account or a card, which tells you more than a trial would.
Standard, seat 51 onwards
No setup fee. No per-deal charge. No minimum term. Cancel whenever you like.
Annual
Available to founding brokers at the end of the free period. It is about nine months of the founding rate for twelve months of the platform, and it exists because early support deserves more than a thank you.
What it replaces
These are ordinary market prices for the tools a commercial broking practice usually runs. Your own stack may be lighter or heavier.
The lender intelligence is the part that has no line above it, because nothing else on the market does it.
Questions
No. Run as many scenarios as you like on as many deals as you like. A pricing model that charges per use teaches you to use the tool less, which is the opposite of what we want.
Per broker. A practice with three brokers writing deals needs three seats, because each broker's deals, clients and commissions are separated from the others by design.
You choose. Continue at $199 a month plus GST, take the annual, or stop. Nothing charges automatically and nobody is opted in by silence.
No. The 90 days free belongs to the founding 25 alone, because they are the ones being asked to use it hard and tell us what is broken. An early seat gets the rate instead, $249 a month plus GST, held for as long as you stay subscribed.
Your rate survives anything short of cancelling or going 30 days unpaid after we have chased you about it. An expired card, a changed bank, a bad month: none of those cost you your rate. It also survives every future price rise, for as long as you stay subscribed.
Standard pricing, $349 a month plus GST. There is no trial, because the demo already lets anyone run a real deal end to end without an account or a card, which tells you more than a trial would.
No. When it arrives in September 2026 it is part of the subscription at no additional cost, for every tier including founding and early. Using it is optional: a broker who already has a CRM they like should not be made to take a second one.
No, not a cent, and there is no arrangement under which we could. Appetite is a subscription and that is the whole commercial relationship.
No. Lenders pay nothing, for anything, ever. That is what lets the results be built on published policy alone.
Yes, whenever you want, including after you cancel. It is your book.