Commercial model
No price on this page, and the reason is the model.
EOS is priced as a share of value delivered rather than by seats or modules. A published number would either be wrong for your estate or would anchor a negotiation before anyone has found anything. What is on this page is the entire structure, the mechanism, and every term that is fixed regardless of who is asking.
How it is structured
- 1. Scoping conversation. No charge.
- Thirty minutes. You name two systems that disagree. We say plainly whether a connector exists, whether one can be promoted, or whether it is new work.
- 2. Evaluation. Fixed fee, credited in full toward the pilot.
- Read-only deployment against a slice of your estate, deployed in an afternoon. First verified finding targeted at fourteen days. If we find nothing, that is a result too, and you owe nothing for it. The fee is refundable via ACH under the Outcome Warranty.
- 3. Pilot. Ninety days, fixed fee, with the Outcome Warranty attached.
- A success bar is agreed with you before the pilot starts, on your data, against your baseline. If the bar is missed at Day 90, the warranty pays. The bar is negotiated per engagement; the mechanism is not.
- 4. Agreement. A share of delivered value.
- Measured against the baseline you validated at Day 0, jointly, with your own finance function in the room. The schedule travels in the quotation.
If the disagreement lives in physical assets, parts, equipment, fleet, finished goods, tooling at a supplier, an imported lot, step one does not have to start from a blank page. The Asset Passport runs six live cases now, warranty clocks, configuration truth, planning versus line physics, tooling amortization, landed cost, on a synthetic tenant, so you can see the mechanism before naming your own two systems. A passport pilot follows the same four steps above: the scoping conversation names which of your asset classes and connected systems are in scope, the evaluation runs read-only against that slice, and the fixed-fee, ninety-day structure and the Outcome Warranty apply exactly as they do to every other pilot.
What is fixed for everyone
| Term | Position |
|---|---|
| Basis | A share of value delivered. Never seats, never modules, never per-connector. |
| Baseline | Yours, validated jointly at Day 0 with your controller or equivalent, before anything is measured. |
| Evaluation fee | Fixed, credited in full toward the pilot, refundable under the Outcome Warranty. |
| Warranty | Attached to every pilot. Threshold negotiated; mechanism identical for every customer. |
| Exit | No exit fee. No notice required to export. Full portability terms. |
| Price increases | Capped in the agreement. The cap is in the MSA, not in a renewal conversation. |
| Data | Yours. We do not train on it, sell it, or aggregate it across customers. |
Why the number is not here
Because a value share is meaningless without a baseline, and your baseline does not exist until we have both looked at it. A published figure would be a number invented before the measurement it is a share of. That is the exact failure this product exists to prevent, so publishing one would be arguing against ourselves in our own storefront.
Two things follow, and both are commitments rather than reassurances. The commercial terms are set at signature and recorded in the decision ledger like everything else. And the qualitative terms above are exact and identical for every customer, so withholding the figure never reads as hiding the terms.
What this page is not
It is not a request to book a call before learning anything. Every technical claim, the full connector list, the verification harness, the portability terms and the walkthrough are open and require no contact. The only thing that requires a conversation is the one number that cannot honestly exist before it.
Modelling your side of it
The value instrument models your current process cost and a modelled recovery against it, from your own inputs, with every formula printed with your numbers substituted. It is labelled MODELED because it is. It contains no price, and it is not a quote.
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The workforce covenant. Hours EOS returns are committed to redeployment, not reduction: a good-faith covenant at Section 12.14 of the MSA, an annual CHRO self-attestation per Exhibit G, binding for the subscription term plus a twelve-month tail. The full terms.