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The discount is arithmetic rather than a negotiation. It grows with the number of products switched on, because a shared record gets cheaper to run the more of it you use, and it is the same percentage for everybody.
It applies to the whole bill, not to the product you added last. Switching a product off later reverses it at the next renewal — the ladder works in both directions.
Single-product pricing →For a first team getting the shared record straight before anything else is switched on.
The plan most companies stay on. Automations across products, the API, and field-level permissions.
For multiple entities, a compliance requirement, or companies running most of the platform.
Switch products on and off to see the ladder move. Seats are people who sign in and change something; anyone who only reads is free on every product.
Comparison uses published list prices for the point tools each product replaces, at the same seat count.
The traditional total is licence plus implementation plus integration plus a partner plus the year somebody spends on it. This is the list of things that do not appear on our invoice, and none of them are promotional.
Everything included, by product →Published list prices for the point tools each product replaces, at the same seat count. Switching a product off removes its row and its share of the bundle discount together.
Most software is easy to start and quietly difficult to leave. That asymmetry is where the leverage is, so it is worth reading this section before the plan cards.
Everything here is a standing commitment rather than a concession: full export at any time, no notice period, and no retrieval fee for your own records.
Annual plans are charged ten months for twelve — two months free. The calculator shows both the yearly total and the monthly equivalent so you can compare like for like.
The discount grows with the number of products switched on, not with seat count: 8% at two products, rising to 30% at all seven. It applies to every product, so adding one lowers the per-seat price of the ones you already had.
The per-seat price of your existing products drops to the new bundle rate. The mechanics of proration belong in the terms of service, which are not published yet.
Fourteen days, every product, no card required.
This has not been decided publicly, and rather than guess we have left it off the pricing page. It is a real question for helpdesk and project tools in particular.
Published list prices for the point tools each Treepie product replaces, at the same seat count and billing term. It is a list-price comparison, so if you negotiate discounts with your current vendors your real difference will be smaller.
No — the currency selector changes the symbol, not the amount. Per-currency list pricing has not been set, so treat the non-GBP figures as indicative until it is.
The trial is the Complete plan across the whole platform, because a trial that hides the interesting parts tells you nothing. Switch products off afterwards and the price drops with them.