Pricing
Pricing that matches your operating model
DeckStera is currently offered through a scoped engagement rather than a public self-service price card. The deployment model, number of organizations, identity requirements, integrations, migration volume, and support level determine the proposal. You receive a documented scope before committing, with no placeholder discount or fabricated plan comparison.
- Opening
- Evidence
- Offer
- Next step
Designed as a system
Make the story durable, not just the file
Scope before price
Requirements and boundaries are written down before a commercial proposal is prepared.
No surprise integrations
Provider, migration, and identity work is separated explicitly in the scope.
Deployment choice
Architecture and operating responsibilities are agreed for the selected environment.
From intent to delivery
A governed path through every revision
- 01
Structure the narrative
Start with a brief, a reusable pattern, or an existing DeckSpec.
- 02
Edit through semantic operations
Use the visual builder, HTTP, or MCP without splitting the document model.
- 03
Review and deliver
Resolve diagnostics and proposals before compiling the approved revision.
Direct answers
Frequently asked questions
Does DeckStera have public self-service pricing?
Not yet. DeckStera is currently priced through a documented scope based on deployment, organizations, identity requirements, integrations, migration volume, and support. No placeholder plans or invented discounts are presented as available offers.
What determines a DeckStera proposal?
The proposal reflects the agreed operating model: tenancy, security and SSO needs, provider integrations, migration work, deployment ownership, service level, and support boundaries. The scope is documented before commercial commitment.
Ready when the story matters