Platform subscriptions and engagement packages
GranulumX pricing has two shapes. The Platform is a monthly subscription from $490 (Starter) through $1,450 (Growth) to custom Enterprise. The three managed products are fixed-scope engagements, from $6,000 for a data audit to $48,000 for a full Growth Architecture build.
Platform subscription
The intelligence layer, self-serve. Cancel any time; your maps and scores stay exportable.
One granula question, one data source.
Billed monthly, cancel any time Billed annually, two months free
Start with StarterThe full intelligence layer, running continuously.
Billed monthly, cancel any time Billed annually, two months free
Start with GrowthMultiple entities, strict data policy.
Annual agreement
Talk to usEngagement packages
Fixed scope, fixed price, no hourly rates. Figures are starting points; the call turns them into a number for your data state and process count.
What the same outcome costs the other ways
Pricing only means something next to the alternative you are actually weighing it against.
Pricing questions
Why are engagement prices given as a range?
Scope depends on two things we cannot see from the website: how structured your data already is, and how many processes are in play. One call converts the range into a fixed figure.
Do we have to buy the Platform to get an engagement?
No. Each product stands alone. Most companies start with either the Platform or a single Forward Deployed Engineering sprint, then expand.
What happens to the agents if we stop?
They keep running on your stack, and the documentation is yours. We build so that leaving does not break anything.
Is there a discount for annual platform billing?
Yes, annual billing is two months free. Engagements are billed by phase, not annually.
Do you work with equity or performance pricing?
Occasionally, for Revenue Growth Office engagements where we own the number. Raise it on the call and we will be straight about whether it fits.
Get a scoped number, not a range
Pricing depends on data state and process count. One call turns the range into a figure.