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420 dbits
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Every capability in Digital Platform has a fixed dbit value. Your system price is the total number of dbits multiplied by the current dbit price.
No hidden costs. No custom quotes. No negotiations.
A dbit is the standard unit for the size of a Digital Platform system. Small capabilities contain few dbits. Large ones contain more.
Your system never changes because of pricing. Only the current dbit price is reviewed, and it moves with inflation rather than with what you built.
The dbit value of your system never changes. Only the current dbit price is reviewed, periodically and in public.
Two years of the dbit price, quarter by quarter. It tracks inflation, which is the only thing it is meant to track.
Pay month to month, or commit for one, two or three years. A longer term takes more off the dbit price; nothing else about the system changes.
| Commitment | Discount | Effective dbit price |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly | — | $1.07 |
| 1 year | −10% | $0.96 |
| 2 years | −20% | $0.86 |
| 3 years | −35% | $0.70 |
Six systems people actually ask for, priced at today's dbit price. Open any of them in the builder and change it into yours.
A dbit is our unit of system size. Every capability in the catalog carries a fixed dbit value, so two customers running the same capabilities pay the same price. Your bill is a sum, not a negotiation.
Yes, and that is the normal case. A new capability is added to the running system rather than bolted onto it, and your dbit total — and therefore your monthly price — goes up by exactly that capability's weight.
Yes. The dbits come back off your total and your next month is lower. The only exception is a capability something else in your system depends on; the builder shows those relationships before you commit to either direction.
You can move to a longer commitment at any time and the better price applies from the next period. Moving to a shorter one happens at the end of the term you are in.
Yes. Infrastructure, monitoring, backups and uptime are part of the monthly price, and so is the continuous re-assembly that keeps the system from turning into legacy. There is no separate platform fee.
Yes. The data, the configuration that makes the system yours, and the workflows built on top of it belong to you, and you can export all of it. There are no per-seat license fees.
It is reviewed periodically and adjusts with inflation. The review date is published on this page before it happens, and the dbit value of your system is untouched by it — a review changes what a dbit costs, never how many you have.
Assemble it capability by capability and watch the price move as you go.