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Pricing is locked: four tiers, one named exception

Apr 25, 2026Dekimu

We've spent six months trying to price a satellite ecosystem the same way we priced the satellites themselves — every app a tier, every tier its own checkout. It works as a billing model and fails as a product story. Today the model is locked: four tiers, all centred on the Hub, plus one narrowly defined standalone exception.

What's in each tier

Free €0 includes the satellites at base — InvoiceUp basic, miniterms generator, HelpMeNegotiate, Politeno — and the Hub viewer for read access. Operator €49/mo adds the daily cockpit: Decision Inbox, Client 360°, Runway, Activity. Pro €99/mo bundles every paid feature across the ecosystem in one bill: InvoiceUp Pro (concentration risk, statutory late-fee math, sanctions screening, cashflow, runway), miniterms full (DSAR inbox, evidence vault), Designer with custom domain, the cross-module auditor share-link. Team €199/mo is Pro for three users with role-based access; extra seats €29/mo each.

VAT included for EU customers. Founder pricing for the first cohort, locked for the lifetime of the subscription. Annual discount lands when cohort signal supports it.

The one named exception

miniterms ships a €49/mo standalone subscription for businesses that need the compliance floor — DSAR inbox, full document set, audit trail — but not the rest of the cockpit. It's the only ecosystem app with its own paid tier outside the Hub. The auditor share-link in standalone is scoped to miniterms documents only — the cross-module version stays Pro-exclusive. There is no standalone InvoiceUp tier; InvoiceUp access flows through Operator (basic) and Pro (full feature set).

Every tier is a product story. Four tiers means four sentences a user can finish without reading the docs.

Why we ditched per-app pricing

Per-app subscriptions made each satellite a checkout. Anyone who used three apps owned three subscriptions and three invoices. Worse, the price of "buy two satellites" landed within €5 of "buy the Hub" — and the Hub is materially the better deal. The right product wasn't five small bills. It was one bill that bundles them, with a single standalone path for the user who genuinely only needs compliance.

Stripe billing flips on shortly. The waitlist gets the founder price, locked. If that's you, watch your inbox.

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