Pricing

Priced per seat, so it scales with what it finds.

Rates are graduated — every seat you add is cheaper than the last, and no threshold ever makes your bill jump. One paid plan, everything included. Nothing is held back to sell you an upgrade later.

Instant Audit

A one-off look at a single tenant. Nothing to sign up for.

Freealways

Runs in the browser. No account, no card, no data stored on our side.

  • Unlimited audits, any tenant
  • All five finding types
  • CSV export
  • No scheduled scans
  • No history or deltas
  • One tenant at a time

Continuous

Nightly monitoring across every tenant you manage.

$0.24/seat/month

Graduated from $0.24, falling to $0.08. $49/month minimum.

  • Unlimited connected tenants
  • Nightly scans and trend history
  • Scan-over-scan deltas
  • Whole-portfolio view
  • Period reports and CSV export
  • Per-tenant contracted rates
  • Email support

Partner

For MSPs putting this in front of clients under their own name.

Custom

From 15,000 seats, or when you need any of the below.

  • Everything in Continuous
  • White-label reports and domain
  • API access
  • SSO and role-based access
  • Signed DPA, custom retention
  • Named contact

What it would cost you

Rates are graduated, so each band applies only to the seats inside it — the same way income tax brackets work. Adding a seat never increases the price of the seats you already had.

Microsoft 365 tenants you'd connect

Per tenant. Only licensed users count.

USD per seat per month, what you actually pay

8%

Your assumption, not our claim. Run a free audit on one real tenant and you'll have a number instead of a guess.

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The recovery figure is arithmetic on the percentage you chose above — it is not a forecast and we have not measured your tenants. Waste varies enormously by organisation. Treat this as a way to sanity-check the price, not a projection.
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Questions people actually ask

What counts as a seat?

A user with at least one paid licence assigned, across all connected tenants, measured at the last scan. Unlicensed accounts, guests, shared mailboxes and resource accounts are not counted — you are not billed for the accounts we tell you to stop paying for.

Your seat count falls as you act on findings, and so does your bill.

Do you store our customers' data?

The Instant Audit stores nothing at all — it runs entirely in your browser and the data never reaches us.

Continuous has to store something to show you history: user principal names, display names, licence assignments and sign-in dates. Full scan bodies age out after 90 days; the derived comparisons are kept so your trend survives. Everything is read-only — no permission we hold can change anything in a tenant.

How is this different from CIPP or a PowerShell script?

It isn't, for the finding part. A competent admin can pull subscribedSkus and signInActivity and get most of the same list.

What you're paying for is that it keeps running, tracks what actually got recovered over time, and separates licences genuinely released from findings that merely stopped being flagged. That last distinction is the one that decides whether your savings number survives a client's finance team checking it.

If you already run CIPP and it's working, keep it.

Are the dollar figures accurate?

Only if you tell us what you actually pay. By default we use published list prices, which almost nobody pays — on a realistic CSP discount that overstates the figure by about 25%.

Enter each tenant's real per-seat rates during onboarding and the numbers become exact. Any report leaning on list prices says so, in the report.

What happens if we cancel?

Cancel any time; monthly billing stops at the end of the period, annual is refunded pro rata. Export everything as CSV before you go.

Revoking our enterprise application in a tenant cuts our access immediately, without asking us. We detect the revocation and stop scanning.

Is the app publisher verified?

Not yet. Verification is in progress, and until it completes the Microsoft consent screen shows an unverified-publisher notice. Some tenants block unverified multi-tenant apps by policy.

We'd rather tell you that here than have you discover it on a consent screen in front of a client.

Minimums and commitments?

$49/month minimum on Continuous, which covers roughly 200 seats. Below that the free audit is probably all you need.

No setup fee, no seat commitment, no annual contract unless you want the two months free.