Project Management
150 dbitsProject Management — 40 dbits
Task Management — 35 dbits
Progress Tracking — 30 dbits
Work Summaries — 25 dbits
Deliverables Management — 20 dbits
The dbit pricing model
Every feature in the platform is measured in dbits (pronounced "deebits") — the base unit for complexity and effort. Your system cost is simply the sum of all feature dbits.
Choose features
Select the features you need from the catalog.
See your total
Each feature has a dbit value — your total is their sum.
Know your costs
One dbit is a fixed price; recurring costs scale proportionally.
What things weigh
A sample of module groups and their dbit values. Your system is whichever of these you actually need.
Resource Management
130 dbitsResource Planning — 35 dbits
Asset Management — 30 dbits
Budget Management — 40 dbits
Cost Center Management — 25 dbits
Finance & Payments
180 dbitsSwish Payments — 50 dbits
Swish Payouts — 45 dbits
Transaction Management — 40 dbits
General Ledger — 45 dbits
What you pay for
Development
One-time cost based on the total dbits of the system you choose.
total_dbits × dbit_priceAutomated refactoring
Ongoing re-assembly and maintenance, so the system never turns into legacy.
total_dbits × refactoring_factorHosting
Infrastructure, monitoring and uptime.
total_dbits × hosting_factorBefore you ask
What exactly is a dbit?
A dbit is our unit of build complexity. Every feature in the catalog carries a dbit value, so two customers picking the same features pay the same price — the estimate is a sum, not a negotiation.
Do we own the system?
Yes. The system, its data and the configuration that makes it yours belong to you. There are no per-seat license fees.
What happens when we need something new?
New capability is another block. It is priced in dbits like everything else, and it is assembled into the running system rather than bolted onto it.
Want the number for your system?
Send us the features you need and we'll come back with the dbit total.