01Pro bono · The house rule
If you cannot afford the depth, you get it anyway.
Companies pay for the complete work. Associations, non-profit organisations and businesses without a budget receive it pro bono. This is not a campaign. It is the rule of this house.
02The rule
Free, paid, pro bono.
Free
What shows who we are: the Workbench tools, 99 findings in the Painpoint Atlas, 100 scenes in the Painpoint Cinema. No sign-up.
Paid
The depth: all 458 findings and scenes with causes and levers. For companies and vendors, by contract and invoice.
Pro bono
The same depth, without an invoice, for associations, non-profit organisations and businesses that need it and cannot pay for it.
03The prices, said openly
What the depth costs, and for whom it costs nothing.
| Who | What is included | Price per year |
|---|---|---|
| Companies | All 458 findings and scenes, use across the whole company, updates. | €4,900 |
| Founding price | The same for the first ten companies. The price stays on renewal. | €2,900 |
| Vendors and consultancies | The same, plus the right to show it in sales and client work, with attribution. No passing on of the data. | €14,900 |
| Pro bono | The same as for companies, on request. | €0 |
All prices net, on request, by contract and invoice. The Workbench licence is separate and stays as it is.