Twenty-five shops go first.
Benchmarks need shops. The first cohort builds them - so the first cohort shouldn't pay full price for a network that isn't there yet.
Cross-shop price comparison needs at least three shops buying the same product before it shows anything at all. Today there is one. Everything that makes Stemalytics worth more than a spreadsheet arrives when the cohort does, which is why the offer below exists and why it ends.
What a founding shop gets.
Launch pricing, locked for two years.
Founding shops pay $89 a month for two years from the day they start paying, whatever happens to list pricing in that time.
Direct access to the person building it.
Not a support queue. You will have my email and I will answer it.
A say in what gets built.
The first cohort's problems set the roadmap. If something breaks or is missing, you are the reason it moves.
What we ask in return.
Import your invoices, including the back ones.
The cost history is what makes it useful, and it is sitting in your filing cabinet.
Use it weekly.
Not to do us a favour - a tool you open monthly never becomes the one you price from.
Tell us what breaks.
Plainly and often. That is the whole trade.
Why twenty-five.
Twenty-five is a real cap, not a sales device. One person supports this cohort directly, and direct support does not scale past a number like that. When the seats are gone the offer closes and later shops pay list price.
What it will cost.
Eighty-nine dollars per shop, per month, held for two years from the day you start paying. The list price after the founding cohort closes is one hundred and forty-nine. Founding shops move to list price when their two years are up.
Nothing is charged while you are on the waitlist, and nothing is charged before Stemalytics is working on your invoices.
Stemalytics is something you add to your point-of-sale system, not something you replace it with, and it is priced to sit alongside one.