For wildlife management companies & consultancies
Pay for the documents you produce. Not the properties you don't.
Most agency pricing punishes growth. Ours doesn't. Volume-tiered platform fees for the work you actually do, plus a metered portal line for the clients you fully manage. No property-count caps.
Practitioner
Solo biologists & small consultancies.
$3,990 billed annually
Start subscription- 3 staff seats
- 150 documents / year included
- Parcel + regulatory knowledge base
- Narrative-engine report builder
- E-sign + PDF export
- $25 / document overage
Growth
Regional firms, 300–1,000 documents / year.
$7,990 billed annually
Start subscription- 10 staff seats
- 500 documents / year included
- $18 / document overage
- Managed-client portal — $3 / property / month
- Per-customer encrypted data storage
- MCP server access
Agency
High-volume firms, 1,000–3,000 documents / year.
$14,990 billed annually
Start subscription- Unlimited staff seats
- 1,500 documents / year included
- $15 / document overage
- 100 managed-property portal slots included
- $1.50 / managed property / month above
- White-label branding
- Per-customer encrypted data storage + signed DPA
- Priority support + dedicated CSM
Enterprise
Multi-state, 3,000+ docs / year.
- Volume document credits negotiated
- Deep Salesforce integration
- SSO / SOC 2 / data residency
- Custom workflows & SLAs
- Onboarding training
- Success engineer assigned
Real-world math
What a 2,200-doc agency pays.
Worked example: a firm producing 2,200 documents per year, with 700 fully-managed client properties. They land on the Agency tier.
- Agency platform fee
- $14,990 / yr
- Document overage — 700 docs × $15
- $10,500
- Managed-property portal — 600 props × $1.5 × 12 mo
- $10,800
- All-in
- $36,290 / yr
That works out to ~$16 per document produced — well under the loaded staff cost of preparing a single annual report by hand. Double your volume next year and the bill scales linearly. No caps to renegotiate.
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