Pricing
Per site. Unlimited operators.
The pricing metric is a product decision, not a billing decision. TPM needs everyone on the tool, so nothing in this model charges you for adoption — and nothing on this page is a number we cannot yet defend.
Three tiers
Execute. Improve. Transform.
The tiers used to be the build phases. They are now defined by who operates them, which is a fact about a plant rather than a promise about a release date.
Maintenance execution that is WCM-literate on day one.
The maintenance department
Pillar depth: criticality, seven-step routes, quality, energy, safety.
The pillar leaders, with an assessment on the calendar
Cost deployment, the blue room, people development, early equipment.
The programme office, across plants
- ExecuteThe maintenance department
- The ledger, the EWO workbook, work orders, spares, the health board and the technician surfaces. Every breakdown produces a structured record, and closing work means changing a standard.
- ImproveThe pillar leaders, with an assessment on the calendar
- The methodology depth mid-market tools rarely attempt — matrices, rubrics, seven-step routes and audit runs as data rather than form fields, with the evidence attached to the step that mandates it.
- TransformThe programme office, across plants
- Losses become money through rates finance owns, money becomes projects, and the pillar board builds itself from the same records. Competency and equipment design stop being separate systems.
These are commercial packages over one build, not three editions of the software. A tier scopes a contract and sets a price; it is not a feature flag holding a screen hostage, and a plant that starts at Execute is running the same binary as one that starts at Transform.
Add-ons
Priced on their own cost lines, because they have their own costs.
Bundling them into a tier would mean the plants that do not use them pay for the plants that do — and two of these carry a real per-unit cost we would be smearing across everybody.
- The judgment layerpriced with the site
- The deterministic checks are in every tier. The one that asks a model to read a five-Why chain costs money to run, so it is priced on its own.
- Live sensor ingestionby tag-volume band
- Readings arrive as JSON over MQTT on a topic keyed to your plant, refused if the plant is unknown or suspended, and nothing is ever invented from the traffic.
- A region of your ownper additional cell
- A cell is a whole shared-nothing deployment — its own database, bus, storage and identity provider — and cells cannot name each other, let alone read each other.
- Onboarding & WCM configurationfixed-scope services
- Ledger and master-data migration from your own workbooks, then your approval chains, your rubric, your checklists, your vocabulary and your career ladders.
Design-partner programme
Three to five plants, at a deep discount, in exchange for the truth.
The round exists to settle the price on evidence instead of on anchors, and to get the formulas argued with by people who run pillars.
What a partner plant gets
- A deep discount on the tier you run, held while the product is still finding its price
- Ledger and master-data migration from your existing workbooks, done with you
- A direct line to the people building it — your pillar audit dates become our deadlines
- Your governance seeded as the configuration: your rubric, your chains, your checklists
What we ask for
- A reference logo, and a conversation with the next plants that ask
- Access to your WCM practitioners — the people who know where the standard and the spreadsheet disagree
- Real data for the modules you use, so the formulas get validated rather than assumed
- Honest feedback from the floor, not a steering-committee summary of it
Straight answers
The questions procurement asks first.
- Why per site instead of per user?
- Autonomous maintenance requires every operator to log tags and CIL rounds, and per-seat pricing turns that into a line item somebody has to defend. Plants ration licences, operators stay off the tool, and the pillar quietly stops working.
- Why band by maintained assets?
- It is the fairest WCM-native scaler we could find: assets carrying an active machine ledger. It measures the programme rather than the payroll, and it is no longer an aspiration — the adoption register computes it on screen, so you can read your own band off your own plant before we ever quote you.
- Why is there no rate card on this page?
- Because a price nobody can defend is exactly the kind of number this site refuses to print, and it would be strange to hold the product to that standard and not the page. What settles a rate card is real deployments at real asset counts, which is precisely what the design-partner round produces — so you get a quote against your own ledger rather than a range you have to translate.
- How is the AI priced?
- The deterministic rules are in every tier at no extra cost, because they enforce the data hygiene everything else depends on. The one check that sends a pseudonymised 5-Why chain to a model has a real per-call cost, so it is priced with the site rather than folded into it. Nothing meters it: there is no usage counter in the product, and inventing one on a pricing page would be exactly the sort of number this site refuses to print.
- How do we get our data out?
- Excel, from thirteen registers, on your own authority — work orders, spares, EWOs, loss events, audit runs, observations and the rest — plus PDF reports. Money crosses as integer minor units and becomes rupees at that one boundary, dates are real date cells rather than strings, and rows one and two of every workbook carry the filter and the date it was taken, so a file found on a shared drive in March can still say what it excluded. A failing query fails before the headers, so a broken download can never look like a real one.
- How do we get an account?
- A plant is provisioned, and the first administrator seat is issued once with a temporary password. Everything after that happens in a browser, by your own administrator — users, org tree, masters, roles, career ladders and approval chains, across nine administration screens. There is no self-signup, no checkout and no card form anywhere on this site, and no workspace lookup either: a public "is this a workspace?" field answers "is this company a customer?" to anybody with a word list.
Export coverage counted from the running services on 11 August 2026: 13 registers with an Excel endpoint.
Get a number
Tell us the asset count and the region.
Assets with an active machine ledger, the tier that matches who would operate it, and the region your data has to stay in. That is enough for a real quote rather than a range.