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Tools

Cost model

Two columns on the same case. Put your own volume, your own reading speed and your own hourly rate in, and both sides move.

One source file. An email attachment counts as its own document.

The average across the case, not the longest file in it. Both columns read it: it is what a reviewer works through, and it is what the plans charge for.

How long one page takes to read, mark up and check.

Fully loaded, in the currency this page prices in.

By hand

EUR 4,800

Pages to review

1,600

Hours of review

80

Review cost

Pages times minutes per page, divided by sixty, at your hourly rate.

EUR 4,800

On the published plans

EUR 587.50

Billable pages: 1,600

Least for this volume: Pay as you go

The plan this volume falls into: Team

Pay as you go

750 pages at 0.50 each, plus 850 pages beyond 750 in one case at 0.25 each. Least for this volume.

EUR 587.50

Team

600 per month, 2,300 pages included. The plan this volume falls into. Inside the included volume.

EUR 600

Business

1,800 per month, 9,200 pages included. Inside the included volume.

EUR 1,800

Every rate above is the one on the published plans, read from the same module that page renders from.

Two plans are marked and they answer two different questions: what this one case costs least on, and which subscription this volume sits inside month after month.

Both columns are in the one currency the plans are priced in.

What these numbers are

The starting numbers are a modelled example. They are not a measurement, and they are not drawn from any survey of what review actually costs, because there is no such source behind this page. Replace all four with your own.

The right hand column is the price of the software. It is not a claim that a case takes no time: a case still has to be scoped, the flags still have to be worked and the bundle still has to be released. Compare a price against a price, and put whatever review time remains back into the left hand column.

The right hand column prices pages of generated output rather than pages of the file you upload, and every document counts as at least two pages, which is why the two page counts differ on a case of short documents. The cap a spreadsheet's pages are counted under is not modelled here, because this page does not know which of your files are spreadsheets.

Prices exclude VAT, which is added to your invoice where it is due, and a monthly subscription is a month rather than a case.