Pricing
Know the price before the call
A licence is priced by the regimes you report under and the legal entities that file, and never by run, by user or by volume of data. Work out yours below. The quote comes with a receipt, as every number on this site does.
Your quote
Four choices, one slip
Choose the regimes you report under, the legal entities that file and whether to start with a parallel run. The slip is worked out here, in your browser, from the rate card below. It carries a receipt, so a colleague who opens the same link holds the same slip.
Fig. 1 A licence, priced as you choose
Verifying receipt
Regimes
2 chosen
Choose each regime that you report under. The figure on a regime is a year for one legal entity, in us dollars.
Market risk and margin
Insurance and reinsurance
Investor disclosure
Environment and mobility
Cryptographic assurance
Legal entities
3 entities pay 2.2 times the price of one. The first pays all of the list price, the second to the fifth three fifths each, and every one after that two fifths.
Parallel run
Currency
What a licence includes
The same in every quote
The price moves with the regimes and the legal entities, and with nothing else. What comes with it does not move at all.
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Every release
All releases for the term, including each change to a rule when a regulation moves.
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The record
The statements for your regimes, kept current, with the tests and the proofs behind them.
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Receipts
A receipt for every run, and the means to check one without us.
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Named people
A methodologist for each regime and an engineer for each interface, by name.
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Your choice of place
On the device, at the edge or in your estate. The price does not change with the place.
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No lock-in on evidence
The receipt format is public. Anyone can check a receipt in about thirty lines of code, with or without a licence.
The rate card
Every price, on one page
A year of licence for one legal entity, in US dollars. A second to a fifth entity pays three fifths of this each, and every one after that two fifths. Sample rate card, November 2026.
| Regime | A year, one entity | Parallel run |
|---|---|---|
| Market risk and margin | ||
| SIMM | 120,000 | 30,000 |
| FRTB-SA | 240,000 | 60,000 |
| SA-CVA | 160,000 | 40,000 |
| Insurance and reinsurance | ||
| Reserving and ESG | 140,000 | 35,000 |
| Solvency II | 220,000 | 55,000 |
| ICS | 180,000 | 45,000 |
| Investor disclosure | ||
| PRIIPs | 60,000 | 15,000 |
| Environment and mobility | ||
| AERMOD | 45,000 | 11,250 |
| WLTP | 50,000 | 12,500 |
| Cryptographic assurance | ||
| Entropy validation | 40,000 | 10,000 |
| PQC | 80,000 | 20,000 |
Worked by hand. SIMM and FRTB-SA, for three legal entities. One entity pays 360,000 for the two. Three pay 2.2 times that, which is 792,000 a year. The parallel run is a quarter of one entity’s price, 90,000, and the same amount comes off the first licence.
What you pay, and when
The first two steps cost nothing
You can stop after either. The parallel run is the first thing with a price, and all of it comes off the licence if you go on.
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Scoping call
No charge
Thirty minutes to agree what would be run. You leave with a one page plan and an indicative price. The step: Scoping call.
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Sample book
No charge
A portfolio of yours with no personal data in it, run in a sandbox. You can stop here. The step: Sample book.
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Parallel run and validation pack
25% of a year
A quarter of a year of licence for each regime, for one entity. A full period of your own data beside your process, and the pack that your validators ask for. All of it comes off the licence if you go on. The step: Parallel run and validation pack.
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Going live
The licence
By regime and by legal entity, for twelve months or up to three years at one price. Every release is in it. The step: Going live.
Questions
What buyers ask about the price
If yours is not here, ask it on the scoping call. A question that we cannot answer is useful to us.
What counts as a legal entity?
A company that files its own return under the regime, such as a bank subsidiary with its own capital requirement or an insurer with its own solvency capital. A branch that reports through its parent is part of the parent.
A group that files once is one entity. A subsidiary that also files for itself is another. If you are not sure how yours count, the scoping call settles it before a price is fixed.
Why does a run cost nothing?
A number that you hesitate to recompute is a number that you cannot check. So the price does not move with how often the engine runs, how many people use it or how much data goes through it.
The cost of running it is yours, on your own hardware if you wish. We do not meter it.
What do I pay before I decide?
The scoping call and the sample book cost nothing. The parallel run is the first thing with a price, and it is a quarter of a year’s licence for each regime, for one entity. The validation pack that is written during the run is part of it.
If you go on, all of it comes off the licence. If you stop, you pay for the run and keep what it produced: the figures, the closed cases and the pack.
How long is a licence, and does the price change?
A licence is for twelve months, or for up to three years at one price. Every release in the term is included, with each change of a rule when a regulation moves.
The card is the one that the quote names. A later card does not change a price that has been written down.
Does it cost more to run it in our own estate?
No. On the device, at the edge or inside your estate, the price is the same. Where it runs is your choice, and the people who answer your questions are named, whichever you choose.
How do public bodies and universities buy?
From the same card. If a purchase has to go through a framework or a tender, we answer in the form that it asks for, and the scoping call is where we find out which one that is.
Is the slip the price I will pay?
It is the price that the card gives for what you chose, and the scoping call starts from it. The call ends with a price in writing, which is the one that binds.
Both come from the same card, so a difference means that something about your estate was not what the slip assumed. The call says what.
Which currencies, and what about tax?
Quotes are in US dollars, euros or pounds sterling, at a rate that the card fixes. Tax is extra where it applies.