Commercial model

Commercial software without fictional pricing.

Clavinci is a paid, company-operated product. Public tiers are not final, so we will not disguise that with invented per-seat numbers, a fake discount, or a contact form that pretends the model is settled.

01 / status

Current status

Commercial hosted product

Clavinci is commercial software operated by the company as a hosted product. Customers do not deploy or maintain Clavinci. Public prices, plan boundaries, and service commitments will be published when the commercial offer is final.

02 / total cost

What the commercial offer must cover

A useful price explains what the company operates, what the customer controls, and which service commitments apply. These are the cost drivers buyers should evaluate before plan names or numbers are published.

01

Hosted operation

The company operates the application, databases, upgrades, monitoring, backups, and service reliability.

02

Usage profile

Organization size, active engineers, connected systems, telemetry volume, and required retention shape the service footprint.

03

Security and governance

Connector scopes, identity integration, retention, access policy, privacy review, and employee consultation remain part of a responsible rollout.

04

Adoption

Pilot design, collector rollout, attribution validation, manager training, and an engineer-visible dispute process.

03 / commitment

Principles for published pricing

  1. 01

    One understandable billing unit with no hidden event-volume multiplier.

  2. 02

    Privacy controls, individual-read audit, and anti-metrics stay in the product, not behind a premium tier.

  3. 03

    Hosted operation, support, implementation assistance, and service commitments are described explicitly.

  4. 04

    Every plan states service scope, response expectations, data responsibilities, retention, and exit terms.

  5. 05

    A buyer can estimate annual cost before entering a sales process.

04 / procurement

What buyers should ask before a price exists

  1. 01

    Which service and support commitments does our team actually need?

  2. 02

    How many engineers and data sources belong in the first validated rollout?

  3. 03

    Which responsibilities belong to Clavinci and which remain with our organization?

  4. 04

    What are the retention, export, deletion, and contract terms?

  5. 05

    What evidence must the pilot produce before a longer commitment?

05 / next step

No price is better than a fictional price.

Use the product, trust, fit, and comparison records to decide whether Clavinci is worth evaluating. Published pricing should describe a real commercial offer, not lead it.