Plans
You pay for the dashboard, not for the people.
Four plans. The monthly price depends on how many tables stay connected, not on how many people log in.
Monthly pricing
| Plan | Connected tables | Monthly |
|---|---|---|
| Base | Up to 10 | US$ 500 |
| Standard | 11 to 25 | US$ 750 |
| Advanced | 26 to 50 | US$ 1,000 |
| Custom | More than 50 | from US$ 1,250 |
Above 50 tables, US$ 10 per table applies, with no cap. Multi-site and multi-company operations are quoted separately.
Setup
US$ 750, one time. Covers mapping the sources, structuring the data, building the model and delivering the web app with its access.
What the monthly price includes
Unlimited users
Everyone who needs to see it gets in. No per-seat licences, no tiers by headcount.
A dedicated web app
One application per company, with its own keys and permissions.
The repository
A Google workspace of its own, handed over to the client when it moves to production.
Model maintenance
Threshold adjustments, minor new views and fixes for whatever changes in the sources.
Work is remote, so there are no travel costs to bill. Quproc invoices from Chile; transfer fees, currency conversion and any withholding in the client's country are on the client's side.
Why the price sits where it does
The level is deliberate. A monthly figure at this scale is something a manager approves without asking anyone, and that avoids the procurement committee that kills most data projects before they start. The bet is volume over ticket size.
Charging per connected table rather than per user has the same origin: the cost of building a model grows with how many sources have to be structured, not with how many people look at it afterwards. More questions about billing and contract.
What is not included
Licences for systems the company already uses stay with the company: Quproc does not resell them and does not intermediate with those vendors. Redesigning a production process is outside scope, and so is any work on the systems that originate the data, which are never written to. What the four stages do and do not cover.