Pricing based on operational scope, not licenses

advanexus pricing reflects the operational responsibility we take on. Pricing is defined by the scope and criticality of production data flows, their execution frequency, and regulatory requirements. It is not based on users, seats, or enabled features.

Pricing clarity

Pricing based on operational responsibility

Advanexus is priced around the responsibility required to run controlled data flows safely in production, not around users, seats or feature checklists.

Entry

Controlled entry into production

€20,000 - €50,000
Typical annual range

For a limited number of production data flows with moderate execution frequency, usually used internally for reporting, analytics or controlled operational handoffs.

  • Limited number of controlled flows
  • Moderate execution frequency
  • Internal delivery and reporting use cases
Enterprise

Enterprise-wide and audit-critical environments

€180,000+
Typical annual engagement

For high execution volumes, external delivery, regulatory obligations, audit-critical workflows and strict accountability requirements across systems and teams.

  • High-volume or audit-critical execution
  • Regulatory, external or cross-team delivery
  • Strict accountability and audit evidence

Pricing is agreed upfront. There are no per-user fees, no feature-based licensing and no hidden infrastructure or cloud usage charges outside the agreed scope.

advanexus is best understood through real operational scenarios, not through a generic product demo.

How pricing is scoped

The price depends on the responsibility behind the flow

Advanexus is not priced as a generic software subscription. Each engagement is scoped around the operational risk, execution volume, governance requirements and audit responsibility of the data flows being controlled.

1
Number of flows

Pricing reflects how many production flows are controlled, monitored and documented through the platform.

2
Execution frequency

Higher execution frequency increases operational responsibility, monitoring expectations and evidence volume.

3
Delivery risk

Internal reporting, business-critical operations, external delivery and regulatory use cases carry different levels of responsibility.

4
Audit requirements

When traceability, approvals, exception handling and evidence per run are required, the scope is defined accordingly.

Designed for serious production responsibility

The goal is not to charge for every user or every feature. The goal is to agree clearly what Advanexus is responsible for: which flows are controlled, which rules apply, what evidence is produced, how exceptions are handled and what level of operational accountability is required.

Included in scoping
  • Flow responsibility
  • Rules and controls
  • Evidence model
  • Audit expectations

Every engagement starts with scoping, so the commercial model is clear before production responsibility begins.