Pricing
A TCO that doesn't punish growth.
Platforms that charge a percentage on everything that flows through them turn your success into their bill. CWS Platform does the opposite: a predictable subscription on the Core, intelligence charged by usage, and a take rate only where a marketplace exists. The more you grow, the better the equation gets.
Three principles, no fine print.
Predictable subscription
The Core is fixed SaaS.
You subscribe to the platform; you don't pay a percentage on everything you sell. Growing in volume doesn't inflate the bill in the same proportion. The cost is predictable, not a surprise at the end of a strong month.
AI charged per action
AI Credits.
Intelligence is charged for what the agents actually execute, in AI Credits per action, not per idle seat or unused license. You pay for the work the AI performs.
Take rate only on the marketplace
Configurable, and optional.
If you run a multi-seller marketplace, the take rate is configurable by you. Companies without a marketplace simply don't pay for it. Each company pays for the operation it actually has.
How we build the proposal
By maturity stage, not all at once.
You don't have to buy the whole platform on day one. Adoption follows the Digital Maturity Roadmap: it starts at the stage that solves your most expensive pain now, and evolves at your pace. The proposal is built around your operation, your channel and your scale. That's why it's tailored, not a shelf price list.
See the 4 levels → Request a proposalFrequently asked questions
Does my subscription change if I open new branches, brands or channels?
What sizes the fixed price is the operation you contract, not how much you sell through it. Opening a new branch, brand or channel comes in as a proposal revision, with the sizing criteria agreed before you sign, so growing is a planned step and not a renegotiation from scratch. Selling more through the same setup does not reprice the Core.
Can I forecast AI Credits consumption before switching the agents on?
You can, because consumption follows agent actions, and which agents stay on and what each one executes alone is your configuration, in the Autonomy Gradient. The deterministic Core keeps running the rules in code, at zero inference cost: pricing, orders and policy that never go through an agent consume no AI Credits at all. What sizes the AI bill is the volume of action you chose to automate.
If I launch a marketplace later, how does the take rate come in?
It starts existing along with the marketplace, never before it. The take rate is a parameter of the Marketplace Management Platform: you configure it, and you can calibrate it by channel and by category according to the third-party operation running in your house. With no third-party seller, there is no take rate to charge, and the Core is billed exactly the same way.