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The suite is about a quarter under buying the same seven products one by one, and it is arithmetic rather than a negotiation — the same four rates for everybody, published.
It is four components because the units genuinely differ. A company with ten logins and eighty employees pays for ten suite seats and eighty on Nest, and no single per-seat number could describe that honestly.
suite = (users × seat) + books + pulse + (employees × nest)
Single-product pricing →For a first team getting the shared record straight before anything else is switched on.
Start on StarterThe plan most companies stay on. Automations across products, the API, and field-level permissions.
Start on StandardFor multiple entities, a compliance requirement, or companies running most of the platform.
Start on Complete+ VAT (20%) where applicable · cancel any time, no notice period · read-only viewers free
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, checked September 2026, monthly billing against monthly billing, Standard tier. A row shows a percentage only where we have verified a like-for-like comparison in that market — where we have not, the price stands on its own rather than beside a number nobody checked.
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 suite has four components, because the products are not all billed in the same unit: a suite seat covering Flow, Loop, Desk and Growth, Books per organisation, Pulse per workspace, and Nest per employee. Together they come to about 25% under buying the same seven separately, and the calculator shows both totals.
You move onto the suite rate for everything at the next invoice, which is lower than the sum of the standalone prices you were paying. The mechanics of proration belong in the terms of service, which are not published yet.
Fourteen days, every product, no card required.
Not for reading. Desk requesters and Nest self-service are free; a seat is somebody who changes a record. Nest is the exception to seat counting altogether, since it is billed on everyone you employ rather than everyone who logs in.
Published list prices for what each product is bought instead of, at the same billing term, checked in September 2026. A saving is shown only where we have verified a like-for-like comparison in that market — several markets have none yet, and those rows carry no claim at all.
No. GBP, USD, AED and INR each have their own list price, set for that market rather than converted at the day's rate. The page shows one market at a time, and the switcher changes the prices rather than the symbol.
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.