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Pricing

Flat pricing. No per-seat math for headless devices.

Every price on this page is public, including Sovereign. No hidden tiers, no 'Enterprise, let's talk.'

Billing
Plan Scout Team Operations Sovereign
Price Free $295/mo CAD $1,000/mo CAD $30,000/yr for the first restricted-network environment
Machines One-time report Up to 50 machines Up to 250 machines Up to 500 machines per environment
Environments N/A 1 connected environment 2 environments Priced per restricted-network environment; each after the first is 20% off
Deployment Local diagnosticConnectedConnectedRestricted network
Onboarding N/A Standard Onboarding available as a checkout add-on ($2,500 one-time) Included in scoping call
Checkout path DownloadSelf-serveSelf-serveBooked call, then invoice
Call required NoNoNoYes, for scoping
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Licence count and Standard Onboarding ($2,500 one-time) can be added on the checkout page.

Licence count and Standard Onboarding ($2,500 one-time) can be added on the checkout page.

Book a call

Scout

  • No secrets required
  • Answer a few questions, paste package information if you choose, and get a gap report. No secrets required. Email required to export the report.

Team

  • Mirrored Debian and Ubuntu sources, filtered by ingress policy
  • Immutable snapshots with signed publish endpoints
  • Advisory feed tracking (Ubuntu USN, Debian Security Tracker)
  • Package diff on every snapshot change
  • REST API, CLI, and admin web UI

Operations

  • Everything in Team
  • Ingress policy management across environments
  • Snapshot promotion between environments
  • Cross-repository package search and query

Sovereign

  • Offline licensing
  • Controlled upstream sync
  • Priority support

Prices in CAD, tax included. Cancel anytime from your billing portal.

Which plan fits your fleet?

Set your machine and environment counts and the calculator picks the cheapest combination of licences, next to the manual effort it offsets.

Replace with your own numbers. Outputs are directional, not commitments. Scout remains the real diagnostic.

250
2
4
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24
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95
Evidence readiness score 31 (Developing)
Estimated manual effort 144 hours/year ($13,680)
Plan that fits these numbers Operations, $10,000/yr
Directional net savings $0 to $944/yr

Manual effort is reviews per year times hours per review, priced at your hourly cost. Savings apply the published 50 to 80% target reduction to that effort, minus the plan cost. Targets, not measured results. Prices are in CAD, tax included. Restricted-network deployments use Sovereign, priced separately.

Pricing FAQ

Why flat per-environment pricing instead of per seat?

Most of what Package-Master tracks is headless: servers, not people. Per-seat pricing doesn't map to that. You pay for machine bands and connected environments, not logins.

What counts as an environment?

A connected environment is one fleet Package-Master actively mirrors, signs, and reports on. Usually this is one network boundary or trust zone, for example production versus staging, or one air-gapped enclave.

What happens if we exceed our machine band?

Nothing shuts off. We'll flag it in your dashboard and point you to the next plan up. Upgrades are self-serve and prorated, from your account at package-master.win/account.

Do you discount multiple licences?

No. Every Team or Operations licence is the same price. Stack licences to cover more machines or environments; the readiness calculator on the homepage prices them for you. Sovereign has its own shape: 20% off each additional restricted-network environment.

Monthly vs. annual?

Paying annually takes roughly two months off either tier: Team is $2,950/yr against $3,540 paid monthly, and Operations is $10,000/yr against $12,000 paid monthly. Switch either direction anytime from your account.

How is Sovereign invoiced?

Annually, per restricted-network environment: $30,000/yr for the first, and 20% off ($24,000/yr) for each additional one. Each environment covers up to 500 machines; past that, you add environments, so the ceiling is the machine count, not a negotiated tier. Booking a call is for deployment scoping, not price negotiation. The numbers are public.