Pricing

Start with one workflow. Price what you actually need.

TimeToPoint pricing follows deployment scope — workflow size, evidence complexity, and integration depth. Designed so a pilot is commercially proportionate to a single evaluation decision.

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Start with one workflow or one training stream — not an enterprise-wide commitment.
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Getting started

Evaluate the workflow first. Expand the scope later.

You do not need an enterprise-wide commitment to test whether the evidence model works. Start with one team, one workflow, or one training stream. Expand only when record quality, stakeholder fit, and procurement confidence are proven.

Pilot investment proportionate to a single workflow decision

No enterprise-wide rollout required to begin

Expand only when the evidence model and operational fit are clear

Pricing scales with deployment reality, not marketing tiers

The goal is to make the pilot investment proportionate to the decision being made.

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Packages

Three commercial entry points

Department

For organisations standardising evidence handling across multiple related workflows or business-unit-level training operations.

Best for
Recurring internal training streams
Wider reviewer access
Broader evidence-export needs
Typical scope
Higher workflow volume
Broader admin and reviewer access
More structured export and review handling
Expanded rollout support
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Enterprise

For organisations with multi-team deployment, deeper procurement scrutiny, or more demanding security, governance, or integration needs.

Best for
Enterprise-wide evaluation or rollout
Regulated multi-stakeholder environments
Deeper deployment planning
Typical scope
Tailored rollout design
Security and procurement support
Wider implementation planning
Broader integration conversation
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Pricing model

Pricing follows deployment reality.

TimeToPoint pricing is shaped by workflow scope, review complexity, and deployment depth — not by a generic seat-based software tier.

Shaped by

Number of workflows, sessions, or learners in scope

Number of administrators, reviewers, or stakeholder groups

Output and export requirements

Evidence lifecycle expectations

Deployment and integration depth

Onboarding, support, and rollout planning scope

Not based on

Total employee count

Unused feature access

Arbitrary seat minimums

Pilot engagements are designed to be commercially proportionate to evaluating a single workflow or training stream.

Real cost

You are already paying the cost of weak evidence.

The real comparison is not only software cost. It is also the cost of weak records: manual reconstruction, fragmented proof, review delays, and uncertainty when evidence is needed quickly.

Reduce post-session reconstruction work

Improve reviewer confidence in the record

Make outputs easier to move across teams

Lower friction in evidence-heavy workflows

If the team is already paying the price in time, rework, and ambiguity, the software line item is only part of the picture.

Evaluation path

Most buyers begin with a contained scope.

01

Pilot one workflow

Use one training stream or one review path to test the evidence model.

02

Review outputs and stakeholder fit

See whether compliance, QA, governance, or client-facing stakeholders find the record useful.

03

Decide whether to expand

Increase scope only when the record quality and operational fit are proven.

If the pilot demonstrates value, pricing moves to Department or Enterprise terms based on expanded scope. There is no penalty for starting small.

Common pricing and commercial questions

No. TimeToPoint is designed to be evaluated through a contained pilot scope first.
Workflow size, output complexity, reviewer needs, and deployment depth are the main inputs.
Yes. That is the recommended starting shape for most evaluations.
No. Pricing reflects workflow, evidence, review, and deployment needs rather than a simplistic seat-only model.
Yes. After a short scoping conversation, we can usually provide a directional commercial shape based on the workflow you want to evaluate.
Pilot terms are scoped for evaluation. The goal is to test operational fit before any broader rollout decision is made.
Early evaluations often sit inside compliance, training, governance, or digital-transformation budgets, depending on the use case.
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Scope the right starting point.

Tell us which workflow you want to evaluate, what kind of evidence output you need, and who needs to review it. We will help you scope the most appropriate commercial entry point.

No credit card required to start a pilot.