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Priced to your build, and written down before you commit
Every Praxion build is different, so there is no price list. After the Discover and Map steps you get a written scope and proposal: what will be built, what it costs and the terms. Nothing is built until you agree.
Builds are for owners and leadership
Praxion builds for decision-makers. A build request has to come from someone who owns the company, or sits in its upper management with the authority to approve software, data access and automation. That covers three cases: a new company setting up its own system, a consulting or development firm building for its clients, and the two together, where a consulting firm builds for a company whose owner or leadership has signed off. If you work as a rep or employee at a larger company, you can’t commission a CRM or automation for that company on your own. Bring your owner or leadership in, and we’ll build with their written approval.
New companies
You own the company, or lead it, and want a system built around how your team sells.
Consulting and development firms
Your firm builds or runs systems for client companies, under your own agreements with them.
Both together
A consulting firm brings Praxion into a client company, with that company’s owner or leadership approving the build.
Company adoption comes first. A Praxion build does not run on its own or for one rep. It goes live only after the company approves it, a full Discovery is complete and the go-live rollout phase is finished with the team.
Five things shape every proposal
The cost follows the work. These are the parts that make one build larger than another.
Team size
How many reps, offices and leadership layers will use the build, and which portals they need.
The PACs you choose
Each Praxion PAC does one job. You pick the ones that fit, and can add more later.
커넥터
How many systems we connect. Tools without an open API are connected inside each rep’s own session.
Your records and rules
How much of your price sheets, paperwork rules and existing information has to be brought into the build.
Training
How many reps and office staff are walked through the build at launch, and in how many groups.
Not sure yet?
Answer the short questionnaire. You get an instant summary of the tools that match your answers.
Every engagement follows the same six steps
Discover, Map, Build, Connect, Launch and Improve. See How we tailor for each step.
Set-up and build
- A process map your team signs off on, and a written scope
- Your CRM, your screens, your price sheets and paperwork rules
- Connectors, with what is read and written agreed up front
Launch and after
- Roll-out to a first group, then the whole team, with training and support
- Ongoing tuning in the Improve step, as your business changes
- Diagnostics: when a workflow fails, our team is notified and the fix is made behind approval gates
Set in your proposal, before you sign
Length of term
Whether you go month to month or commit to a set term is written into your proposal. You see it before you agree.
When you pay
Payment links are sent only after the client agreement is signed. Fees may include a retainer and a monthly fee, as your proposal sets out.
How you pay
You enter card or bank details on our payment provider’s own secure pages. They never pass through or get stored on our server.
Your data is yours, whatever you choose
Your records stay in your own CRM, your system of record. We use data only to run the features you turned on.
What we do
- Keep it scoped to the people allowed to see it
- Give you a copy of what we hold about you when you ask
- Delete it when you ask, unless the law says we must keep it
What we never do
- Sell, rent or mine customer data
- Buy data from brokers
- Run advertising trackers on this website
The details are in our Trust center and privacy policy.
Pricing questions buyers ask
Why isn’t Praxion’s pricing published?
Every build is different. After the Discover and Map steps you get a written scope, so you know what will be built and what it costs before you commit.
Can we start with something small?
Yes. Many companies start with a single workflow before adding more. You can also open the live demos first; they use an invented company and made-up data.
Is there a long-term contract?
The term is set in your proposal. Month to month or a set term, it is written down before you sign, and nothing is built until you agree.
When do we pay?
Payment links are created only after the client agreement is signed. You pay on our payment provider’s secure pages, never on our server.
Do connectors cost extra?
Each connector is part of the written scope, with what it reads and writes agreed up front. Its cost is part of your proposal.
What support do we get after launch?
We keep running and tuning the build in the Improve step. Support hours, response times and documentation are worth agreeing in writing; ask us to spell them out in your consultation.
Who owns our data?
You do. It is used to run the features you turned on, scoped to the people allowed to see it, and never sold, rented or mined. See the Trust center.
Is less oversight guaranteed?
No. It is a design goal of every Praxion build, not a guarantee; results vary. Run your own numbers in the ROI calculator.
Get a written proposal for your team
Start with a consultation, or answer a short questionnaire and see which tools fit.