Pricing
Priced per machine. Everything else included.
One annual subscription per connected machine — cloud hosting included — plus a one-time deployment fee for the site survey, gateway installation, and operator training. No per-user licenses, no module upsells.
₹79 per machine, per day
Billed annually — about ₹28,835 per machine per year. Steps down to ₹67 at 11–25 machines and ₹59 at 26 or more. Deployment is a one-time ₹40,000–₹75,000 by machine count, and the ₹50,000 60-day pilot is credited in full if you continue.
What the subscription includes
- All dashboards and reports — supervision, shift view, andon/TV mode
- Unlimited users: supervisors, operators, management
- Operator tablets and TV screens at no extra license cost
- OEE with your plant's own availability rules
- Downtime tracking with editable reason trees
- WhatsApp and email alerts
- Excel export on every report
- Cloud hosting, software updates, and support
How you get your exact price
- 1
30-minute call
Machine count, controller types, what you want to see. You get an indicative price on this call.
- 2
Site survey
Our engineer confirms connectivity machine-by-machine and plans the gateway placement. The quote becomes exact.
- 3
Fixed quote
Per-machine annual subscription + one-time deployment. No surprises after signing — connectivity risk is ours to find in the survey, not yours to discover after.
The subscription is published above, so the call is only about the part that genuinely varies: deployment effort depends on your controllers and network, and the survey is what turns an indicative number into a fixed one. Priced for Indian mid-market plants, not translated from a US price list.
Enterprise · SaaS vs. on-premise
Cloud by default. On-premise when it has to be.
Every price above is the cloud subscription — that’s the right default for almost every plant. For larger fleets, and for plants whose contracts or IT policy prohibit off-site production data, we deploy the complete system inside your firewall instead: same product, same dashboards, fleet pricing, a defined support agreement.
- Customer contracts — defense, aerospace, some automotive OEMs — explicitly prohibit production data leaving the site.
- Corporate IT policy requires all operational systems inside the firewall, full stop.
- The fleet is large enough that owning the infrastructure beats subscribing to hosting.
- The network is deliberately air-gapped, and monitoring has to live within it.