Pricing
One plan, with every feature in it, white-label included. A project is one client engagement — their apps, the release cycles you run for them, and the reports you send. Seats are unlimited and cost nothing: your testers, and every person at your client who reads a report.
There is no higher tier to be moved onto, and nothing your client sees depends on what you pay. A tier that dimmed a client's report would embarrass you in front of them — which is the opposite of what white-label is for.
Eight client projects, four testers, and every stakeholder at every client who wants to read a report: $392 a month. Add a ninth project and it is $49 more. Add a tester and it is nothing. Put twenty of your client's people on a report and it is nothing.
Test management is usually licensed per named user, which charges for everyone who needs to look — not just the people running tests. That bill tracks your headcount and your clients' headcount, and neither of those is what your agency is paid for. This one tracks the thing you actually sell.
One client engagement: their app catalogue, the release cycles you run against it, and the reports you send them. Run as many releases and as many of their apps as you like inside it — that stays one project. Most agencies run one per client.
Nothing, in either direction. Your testers, your project managers, and your client's own people all read and work without a licence between them and the result. Growing the team never changes the bill.
Included, and it is per client, not per project. Each client gets their name, their brand colours and their own domain with its own certificate — however many projects you run for them.
The price is settled; the pilot is not automatic. We onboard agencies personally while the product is young, which means your first catalogue gets set up with you rather than handed to you. Most demos happen within a couple of days.