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Pricing · Three shapes, no lock-in

How we
price the OS.

An operating system is not a SaaS seat. We price BEAST OS the same way it operates: per-portfolio, per-detection, per-citation chain. Below: the three tiers we currently support, the math behind them, and the questions we get most.

Tier 1

Owner-Operator.

$5–25K Per portfolio · per quarter
Sized to AUM & squad count

Single-portfolio operators (REIT, family office, owner-occupier) running between two and seven of the production squads. Quarterly billing. Citation chains and receipts published on shared ledger.

  • Squads à la carte — pick 2–7 of {KE, AD, PM, CON, TS, EN, SS, SP, DIS}.
  • Multi-asset, single tenant — your portfolio, your taint boundary.
  • Detection-level alerting — EVM Theater, KPI-Theater, RCS, Claims Early Warning.
  • Quarterly review with Founder · receipts surfaced for audit.
  • SOC 2 Type I targeted M5 · Type II M9.
Tier 2

Multi-Portfolio.

$50–200K Per institution · annual
APAC institutional pricing

REIT platforms, sovereign-adjacent allocators, and MAS-regulated institutions running BEAST OS across multiple portfolios with isolated brains and per-jurisdiction privacy posture.

  • Full eight-squad OS + DIS + Robin Calibration Loop + custom integrations.
  • Per-jurisdiction privacy broker — PDPA, GDPR, BIPA, HK PDPO, JP APPI.
  • Dedicated multi-tenant deployment — VPC, your data centre, your SBOM.
  • Diligence pack — CycloneDX 1.5 SBOM + OASIS SARIF + Trust Score reports.
  • Quarterly Founder strategy review · ad-hoc fractional CISO + counsel.
How we think about pricing

Capital efficiency is the product.

Most vertical-AI vendors price on seats or assets-under-management, then ladder up by adding modules. The compounding cost over a five-year procurement cycle is usually opaque and almost always punitive.

We do not run that model. The OS is operated by a single Founder and a fleet of about a hundred specialised agents. There are no employees to amortise into a price floor, no revenue-per-rep target driving aggressive seat-expansion. Our raised-to-ARR ratio is approximately 0.08x against a vertical-AI peer average between 2x and 7x. That structural advantage flows back into the price.

What you actually pay for is citation-anchored output: every consequential decision the OS makes inside your portfolio carries a Tier-1 source chain, a verdict envelope, and a published receipt. We do not bill for tokens, runtime, agent-minutes, or any other usage proxy. We bill for the surface area of the OS you put to work and the discipline of the ledger we maintain underneath it.

We will not be the cheapest CRE-AI vendor on a one-time-RFP basis. We will be the only one whose price still maps to delivered citations at the end of year three.

Questions we get most.

Is Beta Squad really free?
Yes. Beta is twelve months at $0 for the full eight-squad surface. The ask in return is a quarterly thirty-minute review with the Founder and consent to anonymised aggregation in the public ledger. If the cohort produces a usable result, you renew on Tier 1 or Tier 2 economics. If it does not, we owe you a written retraction in the same register as the doctrine page.
Why ranges instead of a single price?
Because every portfolio is shaped differently. A two-asset $400M REIT and a fourteen-asset $1.8B family office both fit Tier 1 by intent, but the squad mix and the privacy posture differ enough that any single price would be wrong for one of them. We publish the band so you can pre-qualify before scoping.
Where does the data live?
Tier 1 deployments default to a shared, namespaced multi-tenant boundary with per-tenant brain isolation. Tier 2 deployments default to a single-tenant VPC in your jurisdiction of choice (Singapore, Tokyo, Sydney, Frankfurt, Virginia). The Privacy Broker enforces a per-zone, per-day differential-privacy budget either way. PDPA / GDPR / BIPA / Colorado biometric / EU AI Act mappings are posture, not aspiration — they are wired in and audited daily.
SOC 2?
Type I targeted at month-five from cohort start; Type II at month-nine. APAC institutional pre-sales are scoped against Type I; US/EU enterprise procurement against Type II. The full attestation roadmap and current control evidence are available under NDA from the contact page.
Do you have a Singapore-specific edition?
Yes. The CRE-AD Code Keeper holds CORENET X §8.1 + BCA Green Mark + PDPA jurisdiction packs as first-class. The Privacy Broker enforces SG-resident processing where the asset is in Singapore. See the Singapore Edition page for the full posture.
What happens if a detection is wrong?
It lands on the receipts page as a new entry with a back-reference, alongside the original. We never retroactively edit. If the wrong detection caused a real downstream cost, we credit the next quarter's billing against the receipt's published cost figure. False positives are evidence the system is functioning conservatively; false negatives we treat as ledgered debt.
Can I just buy the Knowledge Engine?
Yes — CRE-KE is the keystone and runs as a standalone tier. Owner-operator pricing for KE-only is at the lower end of the band. You can layer on additional squads at quarter boundaries without re-scoping.

The price maps to the work.

If the receipts and the doctrine fit your operation, the pricing band is the easy part. The right next step is a scoping memo, not a checkout button.