Proposed Starter scope
From $5,000
A focused, single-site evaluation and proposed rollout.
- Core workflow and template scoping
- Agreed configuration and training
- Acceptance checks before operational use
Indicative pricing
A scoped implementation. A clear view of the costs.
CalBrix is early access. These ranges outline the proposed commercial model; they are not fixed offers, validated deployment packages or guaranteed delivery dates.
Proposal rangesWritten scope requiredAdditional operating costs
Indicative implementation ranges
Final pricing depends on feasibility, unresolved product gaps, workflows, sites, data migration, infrastructure and support requirements. Items below are topics for scoping, not pre-validated features included in every package.
Proposed Professional scope
$10,000–$15,000
A broader workflow and implementation scope.
- Client, asset and review requirements
- Migration and reporting feasibility assessment
- A written delivery and handover plan
Proposed Enterprise scope
$20,000–$25,000+
Complex infrastructure, multiple sites or custom requirements.
- Private infrastructure and security assessment
- Integration and custom development feasibility
- Separately agreed validation and support scope
License proposal, not intellectual-property ownership
The intended model is a perpetual-use license without seat or per-certificate usage fees. It does not mean the software intellectual property is transferred, all costs disappear, or every deployment is ready. Hosting, infrastructure, maintenance and other services may be additional.
The published subscription terms and this proposed model are not yet reconciled. No new license is granted by this pricing page, and existing customer rights or agreements are not changed. Final terms must be agreed before a new purchase.
Pricing questions
Is this a production-ready package?
No. CalBrix is early access. The working core has been demonstrated using synthetic data, while important gaps remain. Prices are indicative proposal ranges, not an assurance that all requirements can be delivered today.
What does the proposed implementation fee cover?
The intended scope can include deployment, configuration, templates, training and handover. The deliverables, validation responsibilities, exclusions and payment milestones must be agreed in writing. An evaluation may identify work that cannot yet be offered.
Do we own the software?
The proposed model is a perpetual-use license for an agreed deployment, not transfer of CalBrix intellectual property. Data ownership, source access, license conditions, termination and continuing use need to be defined in the signed agreement. The current published subscription terms require reconciliation with this proposal before a new sale.
Are there seat or per-certificate fees?
The proposed license model does not include seat-based or per-certificate usage fees. This is an intended commercial structure, subject to the final agreement, not a guarantee of unlimited system capacity.
What ongoing costs should we budget for?
Hosting or customer infrastructure, backups, monitoring, administration, security maintenance and support can create continuing costs. Upgrades, migration, custom work and third-party services may be additional. These costs are not necessarily included in the implementation fee.
Is annual support available?
Support can be discussed as a separate proposed scope. Coverage, availability, response targets, included updates and pricing require agreement; no staffed support SLA or round-the-clock service is promised here.
Can we deploy privately or on-premise?
A customer-specific deployment can be assessed. Production operation on your infrastructure, air-gapped use and multi-site isolation have not been validated. Hosting location and data handling must be confirmed rather than assumed.
Can we pay online now?
Live payment processing has not been validated as part of this evaluation. Do not assume a checkout, activation charge or card-processing assurance is operational. Request written commercial and payment arrangements first.