Pricing

Priced by what you run.

Everything is bought in the unit it comes in — a run, a leader, a cycle, a manager seat. Setting up costs nothing and needs no card; the price is at the moment you open something, and nothing you have already run stops being readable when you stop.

For teams

The team survey, sold per run. This is the developmental half — individual ratings are never readable by a manager.

Team

One run for one team, with the written coaching pack and meeting agenda.

$199per team, per run

  • One run for one team, 3–12 people
  • Full scores, climate, and network results
  • The structured debrief protocol, and a private note for every member
  • Written coaching pack and meeting agenda

Team, annual

A year of runs, as many as you like, for up to three teams.

$349per workspace, per year

  • Everything in Team
  • Run as often as you like for a year
  • Up to 3 teams, up to 12 people each

For leaders

Two directions: the Leadership 360 is what your team says about you, sold per leader; the Manager plan is the record you keep about the people who report to you, sold per manager.

Leadership 360

Upward feedback for one leader, with a written brief and a facilitator view.

$99per leader

  • One leader, 3–25 raters
  • Written brief with self-view comparison
  • Comment themes, paraphrased and never quoted
  • One or two follow-up questions per rater, written from their own answers
  • Optional facilitator review before release
  • Commitment tracking

Manager

The manager tools for one manager: goals, check-ins, guides and assessments.

$20per month

  • One manager, up to 35 people tracked
  • Goals, quarterly check-ins and bands
  • Conversation guides and 1:1 agendas
  • Quarterly and end-of-year assessments
  • Colleague input, CSV and Markdown export
  • Idea boards for your team, names on your terms

For organizations

Two things, bought two ways: the Organization plan puts the manager tools in front of every manager at once, priced per manager rather than per employee — and an engagement cycle asks everyone the same questions once, priced per cycle by company size.

Organization plan

Manager tools

The manager tools across a company, priced per manager rather than per employee, and cheaper the more managers you have.

$16per manager, per month

  • Everything in Manager, for every seat
  • Billed annually, five seats minimum
  • The rate falls as you add managers, in steps
  • Employees are never counted or charged for
  • Org administration and consolidated billing
  • Roster continuity when a manager leaves
  • Idea boards for your team, names on your terms

Bought per cycle

Engagement cycle

Ask everyone in the organization the same questions once. A run is a team; a cycle is an organization.

$999and up, per cycle, by company size

  • Priced by size: $999 / $1,799 / $2,999 / $4,999 / $9,499 for up to 100 / 250 / 500 / 1,000 / 2,500 employees
  • A second cycle in the same calendar year is 60% of list
  • Between bands, top-up blocks at your band's own rate — ten or fifty seats at a time
  • Group numbers with error bars for the organization, each unit, and each manager
  • Your own questions at no extra cost — up to 10 with a fixed answer and 3 open, one-time or every cycle
  • Groups too small to report are left out, never quietly included
  • Above 2,500 employees, an Enterprise agreement — published, but quoted

An organization of 5 managers starts at $960 a year, and every employee they track is included at no extra cost. The rate falls as you add managers, down to $7 a seat a month.

Graduated: each band prices only the managers inside it, so the bill never falls as you grow.
ManagersPer manager, per monthHow it is bought
1–24$16In the app, any time
25–99$13In the app, any time
100–299$11In the app, any time
300–999$9In the app to 500 seats, then quoted
1,000 and up$7Enterprise agreement

Worked through: 25 managers is $4,764 a year, 100 is $16,440, and 300 is $42,816 — an effective $11.89 a manager a month. Seat counts up to 500 are bought and changed in the app; above that they are part of an Enterprise agreement.

Engagement cycles, band by band

Bought once, for the whole organization. Not per month, and not per person per month — so the bill does not arrive again, it does not move when somebody joins mid-cycle, and running one costs the same whether the answers are good or bad.

EmployeesOne cycleA second cycle in the same year
Up to 100 employees$999$599
101–250 employees$1,799$1,079
251–500 employees$2,999$1,799
501–1,000 employees$4,999$2,999
1,001–2,500 employees$9,499$5,699

Between the bands

You are rarely exactly 100 people. Above a band you add top-up blocks, priced at the rate the band you are already in charges — $100 per 10 / $75 per 10 / $60 per 10 / $50 per 10 / $190 per 50 as the bands go up. So 101 people is the up to 100 employees cycle plus one block rather than the band above it: about $10.88 a head against $9.99 at 100. Without blocks that step would be 1.78×.

Blocks come in ten or fifty seats rather than ones, so the price stays something you buy rather than a headcount we track: one extra person buys a whole block, and you keep the rest of it. The block gets bigger on the bigger bands for the same reason — fifty at a time above a thousand people, because a hundred and fifty ten-seat blocks on an invoice is a headcount by another name. Topping up is the cheaper route to about 170, 400, 830, 1890 people on each band; past that the band above is simply cheaper and you get that instead, without having to work out which is which.

Above 2,500 employees a cycle is quoted rather than bought from this page — not because the arithmetic stops, but because an organization that size needs the questions in more than one language, a roster fed from your HR system, and in much of Europe a works-council consultation before anyone is asked anything. The prices are published all the same, from $25,000 a year.

For practitioners

For coaches and facilitators running Facets with client teams — priced so that reselling a run at a normal professional markup leaves the margin with you.

Practitioner

For coaches and facilitators running this with client teams.

$89per month

  • Everything in Team and Leadership 360
  • 4 runs a month included, extra runs $75
  • Facilitator brief, release gate and confidential channel

Practitioner certification

Optional by design: nothing in the product is or will be locked behind it.

$1,295one time

  • Seven self-paced modules on the instrument, the measurement rules and the craft
  • An exam, and a practicum you complete by running a real team
  • A credential with a public verification page, and an optional directory listing
  • Six team runs bundled, and the certified-practitioner cycle rate once earned

Practitioners — on the Practitioner plan or certified — run cycles for their clients at 25% off list; a second cycle for the same organization in the same calendar year is 60% of list, and the two do not stack.

What is never behind a paywall

The structured debrief protocol is in every plan, permanently. Feedback delivered without a debrief has close to no effect, and a meaningful share of feedback interventions make performance worse — so a tier that handed over raw scores with no protocol would be the configuration most likely to damage a team. Charging for the part that makes it safe would be a strange way to run this.

The same goes for the suppression rules, the individual notes, and the fact that managers cannot see individual results. Those are not features; they are the conditions that make the ratings honest.

Export is the third. Whatever happens to your plan, you can always take your records out — every person, every assessment, as a file. Losing a paid feature is one thing; losing access to what you wrote about a named employee is another.

Questions

Is there a free plan?
No. Setting up costs nothing and needs no card — teams, rosters, a draft cycle with its price on it — and the first thing that costs money is opening a run, starting a 360, adding a person to the manager tools, or opening a cycle. The price is shown at that moment, in the unit beside it on this page.
What happens if I stop paying?
Anything you have already run stays readable, and export never goes behind a paywall. A subscription runs to the end of the period you paid for and then lapses; a run, a review or a cycle you bought outright is yours until you spend it.
Why price the manager tools per manager instead of per employee?
Because only managers have accounts. The people you track never sign in, never set a password and never see a dashboard — the assessment reaches them as a document you hand over. Charging per employee would be charging for logins that do not exist. It also means a 150-person company pays for its 15 managers rather than its 150 people.
Do members need accounts?
No. Team members and raters never sign up, never set a password, and never see a dashboard. They get a personal link, answer, and are done. Only the lead or facilitator signs in.
How small a team can this work with?
Three is the floor, but four to twelve is the range it is designed for. On a three-person team individual peer scores are withheld entirely, because with exactly two peers an average is close to identifying who said what.
Can I use the team survey for performance reviews?
Not with the peer survey — and it is built so you cannot. Individual peer ratings are not readable by any account, so there is nothing to import into a review even if you wanted to. Beyond that, tying feedback to an administrative decision roughly thirds its developmental effect and gives people an obvious reason to rate strategically. The manager tools are a separate product with a separate promise: they help you write an assessment from your own observations and from colleagues who were told, by name, that this is what their answers were for. The two never join.
Is my data used to train models?
No. Ratings, comments and manager records are not used as training data. Where a language model writes a team pack it receives aggregated scores only and never sees anyone's written answers. Where one writes a leadership brief, or a follow-up question to a rater, it receives that review's comments with the writer's identity removed — and never the confidential box for the facilitator. Where one drafts a manager assessment it receives that person's record with colleague names already stripped.