Audit only
Founder Audit, $1,500. Receive the report and a review call, and stop there if you choose.
Pricing
How we think about pricing.
OpLogica prices for bounded, fixed-scope outcomes at each stage. You pay only for the stage you choose. Pricing is transparent and predictable, and we do not use per-seat or subscription pricing for these services, because the value is in a defined assessment and a defined implementation, not in ongoing access.
Why the engagement is staged.
The structure protects you from paying for the wrong thing.
- The audit comes first, because you cannot fix what you have not measured.
- The control pack is not sold independently, because it must fit the specific gaps the audit finds.
- Implementation follows approved controls, because applying unapproved controls can create unnecessary cost.
- The staging exists so you commit only to the next step, with each stage informing the next.
Workflow Audit pricing.
The audit is the starting point for the staged engagement. It is paid once, and it delivers a structured reviewability assessment of one workflow. The tier reflects scope and complexity, confirmed at scoping.
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Founder Audit
$1,500
Early adopters, one bounded workflow
- Full assessment
- Premium reviewability report
- Review call
- Recommended next step
- Implementation
- Ongoing monitoring
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Standard Audit
from $3,500
A standard workflow assessment
- Full assessment
- Premium reviewability report
- Review call
- Recommended next step
- Implementation
- Ongoing monitoring
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Enterprise Audit
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Multiple or complex workflows, custom scope
- Custom scope
- No subscription. No seat pricing. Pay once per defined engagement.
Founder tier: $1,500.
For a single, well-bounded workflow and early engagements. It delivers the core reviewability assessment and report. A focused, bounded scope, offered as part of being early stage.
Standard tier: from $3,500.
For a more complex workflow or a more detailed assessment. The starting price reflects a baseline scope that may increase with complexity, confirmed at scoping.
Enterprise tier: custom scope.
For multiple workflows, greater complexity, or specific organizational requirements, scoped and quoted individually after a short qualification. The price is custom because the scope is custom, with no hidden standard price.
What each tier delivers.
Each tier delivers the same core audit, scoped appropriately. Lower tiers are not lesser, they are bounded to fit the workflow.
| Deliverable | Founder Audit | Standard Audit | Enterprise Audit |
|---|---|---|---|
| Workflow coverage | One bounded workflow | A more complex workflow | Custom scope |
| Full assessment | Included | Included | Custom scope |
| Premium reviewability report | Included | Included | Custom scope |
| Review call | Included | Included | Custom scope |
| Recommended next step | Included | Included | Custom scope |
What happens after the audit.
After the audit, you receive the report and a review call. If the fit is strong, the recommended next step is an approved control pack, with the 50 percent audit credit applying if you proceed within 30 days. Proceeding is optional and depends on the audit findings and fit.
Insurance Control Pack pricing.
from $6,000, available only after a Workflow Audit and delivered through implementation, not sold as a standalone download. The pack must be matched to the specific gaps the audit finds, so purchasing it without an audit would risk a poor fit. The audit credit reduces the effective cost when proceeding within the window.
Control Pack Implementation pricing.
$6,000 to $9,000, available only after the audit and an approved control pack, because implementation applies the specific controls you approved. The range reflects scope and complexity, confirmed at scoping. You own your workflow afterward, with no lock-in.
Typical engagement paths.
Exact totals depend on scope confirmed at scoping. These paths show how the stages combine.
- Audit only: a standalone deliverable, and you are free to stop after it.
- Audit, then control pack and implementation, with the credit applied when proceeding within 30 days.
- Enterprise custom scope, quoted individually.
Sample engagement journeys.
Audit to implementation
Founder Audit $1,500, then the Insurance Control Pack (from $6,000) and Control Pack Implementation ($6,000 to $9,000). Proceeding within 30 days credits 50 percent of the audit fee, $750 on the Founder tier, toward the next stage. Totals are scope-dependent and confirmed at scoping.
What pricing does not include.
- Ongoing managed services.
- Custom software development beyond the defined control implementation.
- Legal or compliance certification.
- Guaranteed outcomes.
- Any third-party tool costs you may incur.
How scope affects price.
Price is tied to scope. Scope is defined and agreed before each stage, and if you want to expand scope, the change is quoted and agreed before any additional work, so there are no surprise charges.
Why we price this way.
Staged, fixed-scope pricing rather than seat or subscription pricing: the value is a defined assessment and a defined implementation, not ongoing access; staged pricing lets you commit only to the next step; fixed scope makes cost predictable; and the audit credit aligns our incentive with delivering an audit that stands on its own and can justify a next step.
Pricing questions, answered.
How much does OpLogica cost?
It depends on the stage. The Workflow Audit is Founder $1,500, Standard from $3,500, or Enterprise custom scope. The Insurance Control Pack is from $6,000, and Control Pack Implementation is from $6,000 to $9,000, each available after the prior stage.
Why do I have to start with an audit?
Because you cannot fix what you have not measured. The audit identifies the specific gaps, which is what everything else is matched to.
Why can't I buy the control pack directly?
Because it must fit the specific gaps the audit finds. Purchasing it without an audit would risk a poor fit, so it is delivered through implementation after an audit.
Why does implementation come after an approved pack?
Because implementation applies the specific controls you approved. Applying unapproved controls can create unnecessary cost.
Why is the process staged?
So you commit only to the next step, and each stage informs the next. It protects you from paying for the wrong thing.
What is the Founder tier?
A focused audit of a single, well-bounded workflow at $1,500, appropriate for getting started and offered as part of our early stage.
What is the Standard tier?
An audit of a more complex workflow or a more detailed assessment, from $3,500, with the starting price reflecting a baseline scope that may increase with complexity.
What is the Enterprise tier?
A custom-scoped engagement for multiple workflows or specific requirements, quoted individually after a short qualification. The price is custom because the scope is custom.
What does the audit deliver?
A structured reviewability assessment of one workflow, including the integrity score, executive grade, findings, evidence, approval, exception, and reconstruction reviews, an exposure estimate, a recommended control pack, and a review call.
Is the audit paid once?
Yes. The audit is a paid-once engagement, not a subscription.
What is the 50 percent audit credit?
If you proceed from the audit to the next stage within 30 days, 50 percent of the audit fee is credited toward that stage.
How long is the credit valid?
It applies if you proceed within 30 days of the audit.
Do I have to proceed after the audit?
No. Proceeding is entirely optional and depends on the audit findings and fit.
How much is the control pack?
From $6,000, available only after an audit, and delivered through implementation rather than sold standalone.
How much is implementation?
From $6,000 to $9,000, available after the audit and an approved control pack, with the range reflecting scope and complexity.
What is the total end-to-end cost?
It depends on the tiers and scope you choose, confirmed at scoping. The page shows illustrative journeys with the real prices, but exact totals are scope-dependent.
Why don't you charge per seat?
Because the value is a defined assessment and a defined implementation, not the number of people with access.
Why isn't this a subscription?
Because these services deliver a defined outcome at each stage, not ongoing access. We do not use subscription pricing for them.
Are there hidden fees?
No. Scope is defined and agreed before each stage, and any scope change is quoted and agreed before any work.
What if I want to expand scope?
The change is quoted and agreed before any additional work, so there are no surprise charges.
What is not included?
Ongoing managed services, custom development beyond the defined control implementation, legal or compliance certification, guaranteed outcomes, and any third-party tool costs you may incur.
Do you guarantee results?
No. Our pricing reflects defined scope, not a promise of outcomes, and we do not guarantee loss reduction or return on investment.
Is compliance certification included?
No. We support audit readiness and decision accountability. We do not certify compliance or provide regulatory approval.
Is legal advice included?
No. Nothing in our pricing includes legal advice.
Do I own my workflow after implementation?
Yes. You own your workflow, with no lock-in.
Can I just get the audit and stop there?
Yes. The audit is a standalone deliverable, and you are free to stop after it.
How is the tier decided?
By the scope and complexity of the workflow, confirmed during scoping before you commit.
Why is enterprise pricing custom?
Because enterprise scope varies widely. We quote it individually rather than hide a standard price.
Are the sample journeys real customers?
No. They are clearly labeled illustrative examples using the real prices, with no real customer.
Can I see the deliverable before paying?
Yes. The sample report shows the full deliverable on fictional data, and the scoring model page explains the score.
What payment method do you use?
Engagements are invoiced and paid through a third-party processor, with the specifics confirmed at engagement.
Will prices change?
Prices may evolve as the company matures, and any engagement is honored at the agreed price.
What our pricing does not claim.
Start with an audit.
The engagement begins with a Workflow Audit. Everything else is optional and conditional on the audit showing value, with the credit applying if you proceed. Start with the audit, decide the rest later.