Pricing
Pricing
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What you're buying
You are buying the software — your own instance of Stocktimal, holding your catalogue, your parameters and the history of every run you've made. Implementation help is available alongside it as a separate project, and it is genuinely separate: buying the software does not commit you to buying that, and we will say so if we think you don't need it.
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What drives the price
There is no price list, and that is not evasion — it is that the work genuinely differs. One distributor arrives with a clean export and a catalogue that groups sensibly, and is running in weeks. Another has stock in one system, purchase history in another, and supplier lead times that live in somebody's memory. What we quote reflects that: how much setting-up your data needs before the engine has something reliable to work from, and how much of that you want us to do rather than do yourselves. The software itself is the smaller variable.
So the honest answer is that we price per engagement, after we have looked at your data. If that sounds like a way to avoid quoting, ask us early — we would rather tell you it is not a fit than discover that three months in.
Why it's invite-only
Stocktimal is invite-only, and we are onboarding a small number of partner customers at a time. That is about attention, not scarcity: while the product is young, the first few months of any deployment involve us more than a mature product would, and we would rather do that well for a handful of customers than badly for everyone who asks. So there is no signup button, no trial, and no checkout. You talk to us, we work out whether this fits, and sometimes the answer is that it doesn't yet.
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Tell us about your catalogue
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