Product subscriptions
For: Operational SaaS products such as LogiIQ
- Per location
- Per module
- Per seat where applicable
- Contract or flexible terms
Pricing
Pay for the capability you use, not the complexity you do not need.
SageHenny products and platform services are designed around modular access, clear entitlements, and flexible commercial models.
Commercial models
Public products, platform infrastructure, and marketplace services are separated deliberately.
One-time software purchases
FutureFor: Templates, tools, components, projects, and selected assets
- One-time license
- Version-specific access
- Optional update plans
Platform services
Private rolloutFor: Licensing, themes, packages, agents, integrations, and control-plane services
- Product agreement
- Usage-based where appropriate
- Enterprise agreement
Creator marketplace
Future phaseFor: Approved external creators selling through SageHenny
- Revenue share
- Listing review
- Seller agreement
LogiIQ pricing reference
Current LogiIQ commercial structure
LogiIQ pricing reference
- Pilot or test customerStarting discussions around $2,000 per location per month
- Annual agreement$3,000 per location per month
- Flexible monthly$3,500 per location per month
- User allowanceUp to 100 users included, then $5 per additional user
The $2,000 figure is pilot or test-customer pricing, not a permanent public plan. Final pricing, included modules, implementation scope, integrations, support, and contract terms may vary by customer.
Pricing principles
Modular access
Customers should start with the capabilities they need.
Transparent entitlements
Access limits and included modules should remain explainable.
No forced bundle expansion
Commercial design should not bury needed capability inside unused packages.
Controlled trials
Trials should have clear scope, duration, and conversion terms.
Clear limits
Seats, locations, and usage boundaries should be explicit.
Enterprise flexibility
Agreements can adapt without collapsing into unsupported one-off code.
Pricing FAQ
Do all SageHenny products share the same pricing?
No. Each product may use the commercial model that best matches how customers receive value.
Will every platform feature require a separate subscription?
Not necessarily. Some capabilities may be included in product plans, while others may be optional platform services.
Can companies start with one module?
Yes. Products should support modular adoption wherever practical.
Are Software Store and marketplace prices available yet?
Not yet. Those services are planned for later roadmap phases.
Will existing customers keep their negotiated terms?
Contracts and entitlements should preserve agreed commercial terms unless both sides approve a change.