Pricing

Boards, management companies, and verified vendors all use the full platform free of charge during pilot. That means:

• Unlimited posts, RFPs, and proposals across the four MVP products (forum, RFP Hub, vendor directory, messaging).
• Vendor verification with credential-backed badges (LCAM, contractor license, attorney bar admission, insurance license).
• Multi-organization context for managers and counsel who serve many associations.

We don’t have committed paid pricing yet. The shape we expect, when the time comes:

• Vendor pro tier — featured directory placement, deeper analytics on RFP performance, and tools that help busy estimators turn proposals around faster. The baseline directory listing stays free; pro buys speed and visibility, not access.
• Management company tier — portfolio-level dashboards, cross-association reporting, and integrations with the GL/AP/AR systems most management firms already run. Built when we have ten management companies on the platform telling us exactly what they want.
• Stage 3+ tooling — Florida compliance engine, insurance ops, work-order management, and accounting will land as separate paid products after the network matures. Pricing for those tracks the value, not the headcount.

• Surprise bills. We won’t auto-charge an account that hasn’t explicitly opted into a paid plan. If we add paid tiers later, you’ll get advance notice and you’ll choose.
• Trial timers on free features. The free tier is durable, not a teaser.
• Pay-to-rank in the directory. Vendor verification is credential-backed. We don’t accept payment for placement, period.

Pricing details get more concrete as the platform matures. For today, the answer to “how much will this cost?” is “nothing during pilot, and you’ll see paid tiers long before they apply to you.” If you want specifics for your situation, get in touch.