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Pricing conversation sheet

Founder-facing EUR commercial cheat sheet covering tier anchors, assisted-beta rules, and the open package decisions.

This is a founder-review cheat sheet for private-beta commercial conversations. Public EUR tiers are already the working direction; the remaining decisions are final figures, inclusions, beta delivery boundaries, and the pilot-to-paid path.

Current public pricing anchors

Starter

  • EUR 260 per seat per month
  • For a team buying a focused product rather than the connected platform.
  • Confirm which products can genuinely be sold and supported this way during beta.

Foundation

  • From EUR 1,750 per month
  • For teams running research on <un>peel and keeping the resulting work connected.
  • This is the normal entry point for the connected platform.

Growth

  • From EUR 5,850 per month
  • For teams that also need imported prior research and cross-method evidence connected with platform-run work.

Enterprise

  • Contact us
  • For wider organisational access, governance, procurement, and infrastructure requirements.

Respondent and sample costs are separate pass-through usage unless a proposal explicitly says otherwise.

Default talk track

  • `We price according to the level of system and organisational use a team needs, not only by seats.`
  • `Starter is for focused use. The connected platform starts at Foundation.`
  • `Foundation keeps research run on the platform connected. Growth adds imported research and broader evidence reuse.`
  • `For private beta, we agree the workflow, product maturity, support model, and conversion path before the engagement begins.`

Private-beta commercial rules to approve

  • Reserve a free strategic pilot for an account with clear brand or signal value, important product learning, and a credible paid-conversion path.
  • Use a paid pilot or Foundation entry for other qualified buyers.
  • Put the users, included products, founder support, manual work, success criteria, evidence rights, and conversion decision into every pilot proposal.
  • Do not give identical access to every account. Access follows the agreed product-maturity map.
  • Set an explicit end point and annual-price bridge before a pilot starts.

What the price does not yet prove

  • A published tier does not mean every entitlement, limit, or meter is fully enforced in product.
  • It does not make Research Guard, Research Architect, Segment Lens, or every Insight Navigator workflow generally available.
  • It does not include respondent or sample cost unless stated.
  • It does not promise low-touch enterprise onboarding while delivery remains assisted.

What not to say

  • Do not quote the superseded GBP prices.
  • Do not describe the model as purely seat-based SaaS.
  • Do not lead with Starter when the buyer wants the connected system.
  • Do not make free pilots the default.
  • Do not promise a product or entitlement that the current beta map cannot support.
  • Do not improvise discounts, usage limits, security commitments, or procurement terms.

Founder approval required

  • Sign off EUR 260 / EUR 1,750 / EUR 5,850 as the external figures.
  • Approve the inclusions, exclusions, users, usage limits, and respondent-cost treatment for each tier.
  • Confirm whether Starter remains visible and sellable during the assisted beta.
  • Define who qualifies for free strategic access versus a paid pilot.
  • Approve the pilot-to-annual conversion rule, discount authority, and support boundary.

Once approved, this becomes the source for the website, sales deck, proposals, and pricing FAQ.