A starting launch of Logicot OS in the company’s own contour on a VPS or another agreed environment without a heavy rollout layer from day one.
Open personal contour
Pricing
Pricing for launching your own portal on Logicot OS
The Logicot OS commercial model is built around a ready company portal, its infrastructure contour, module scope, support and AI capacity assembled into a live business configuration.
Deployment models
You choose a deployment model, not a seat package.
Logicot OS can launch as the company’s own contour or through a deeper rollout model with the Logicot team. What changes is not the product, but the launch model, the server contour, the depth of Logicot involvement and the operating requirements.
A separate working environment with stronger isolation, more capacity and an expanded operational model for active business work.
Open implementationAn expanded model for companies with stricter requirements around launch architecture, control, integrations, AI load and support.
Discuss the contour| Who it fits | Server contour | Logicot involvement | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Personal contour Start | Independent start and the first working portal | Base working configuration | Base launch, then the company can grow on its own |
| Dedicated contour | Separate environment without separate per-user billing | Server chosen for the workload | Rollout, workflows, integrations and support can be connected |
| Enterprise contour | High load and custom requirements | Custom architecture and stronger isolation | Design, rollout and managed operations |
All three models use the same Logicot OS. What changes is the launch model, the server contour, the depth of Logicot involvement and the operating requirements.
How Logicot OS pricing works
Pricing is based on the working configuration, not on seat count alone.
You do not pay for abstract SaaS access, but for a working digital environment: portal, infrastructure, modules, support model and room for growth. The phased launch logic behind that model is explained on the implementation page.
A deployed portal, a working base environment, the first access contour and the key modules of phase one. The launch logic itself is described on the implementation page.
The infrastructure class, resources, isolation level and deployment model behind the portal.
The set of modules, workflows, AI layer, integrations and the depth of business coverage. The product structure behind it is described on the Logicot OS page.
Support, updates, monitoring and the operational model for the portal after launch.
Integrations, non-standard workflows, expanded AI scenarios and special requirements are discussed separately.
Commercial levels
Three clear configuration levels, from launch core to enterprise contour.
We use three levels to make the start and growth model easier to understand without pretending every case fits a simple SaaS table.
A starting company portal with base modules, working infrastructure and room for further expansion.
- For launching with a workable portal core
- Base Portal plus first-phase modules
- Start VPS or basic infrastructure plan
- Basic AI and automation readiness
- A good fit for a fast controlled launch
An expanded portal for active operations, automation, AI scenarios and a deeper business contour.
- More modules and operating domains
- Workflow automation and AI inside live work
- Business VPS or expanded infrastructure plan
- Managed support for active operation
- A good fit for companies in a growth phase
A tailored setup for companies that need a dedicated environment, stronger control, integrations and scale.
- Dedicated or enterprise environment
- Expanded control model and support scope
- Deep integrations and custom workflows
- Broader AI and automation capacity
- A fit for complex requirements and scaling
What is included in the base delivery
The client buys a working foundation, not an empty shell.
The base package includes the portal, starting infrastructure, key modules, roles and the first working environment.
Launch of the portal and the first company working environment.
A starting infrastructure setup matched to the agreed launch scope.
The first-phase modules and the base working scenarios they support.
Users, roles and the initial operating contour for the company.
Infrastructure plans
The portal can run on different infrastructure levels, and this is part of pricing.
Cost depends on the hosting model, resources and isolation level. Infrastructure is an explicit pricing layer, not a hidden detail.
A practical entry level for a portal core and a base operating model.
A stronger environment for active operations, more modules and a deeper automation or AI layer.
A stronger fit for companies with stricter requirements around isolation, resources and control.
AI and automation capacity
AI is priced as a working platform capability.
Commercially, AI depends on the number of scenarios, usage intensity, orchestration depth and how strongly the company relies on AI-supported execution.
The number and type of AI scenarios affect the depth of the AI contour in the platform.
The frequency of agent operations, document intelligence and AI-supported workflows matters commercially.
A deeper execution layer requires a broader capacity and control model.
AI usage stays transparent through limits, budgets and usage control.
Support and managed operations
Logicot OS is not only launched, but also operated as a working environment.
The commercial model can include support, updates and operational help after launch so the portal continues to develop in a controlled way.
Support for the working environment and the base operating model after launch.
Controlled updates and operational support for a live portal environment.
A stronger support scope for clients with heavier activity and stricter expectations.
Customization is optional, not mandatory
A base launch does not require rewriting the whole system for the client.
Many scenarios are covered by the standard platform setup. Custom work is added where it genuinely makes business sense.
The first launch relies on a ready platform rather than deep development from day one.
Integrations, non-standard workflows and expanded scenarios sit in a separate expansion layer.
The client should clearly see the line between standard configuration and individual work.
Pricing FAQ
Short answers to key commercial questions
Because the base delivery unit is a ready company portal with infrastructure, modules, support scope and AI capacity, not just user seats.
Usually the portal deployment, initial infrastructure, first-phase modules, roles, access and initial operational readiness.
Yes. Logicot OS is built around a workable core and phased rollout rather than a full-scope launch from day one.
Yes. Modular expansion and deeper AI or automation are part of the normal configuration model.
AI is treated as a managed capability with its own scenarios, usage intensity, orchestration depth and budget model.
Usually special integrations, non-standard workflows, expanded AI scenarios and requirements beyond the standard rollout.
Yes. Depending on the scenario, the portal can run on a managed VPS, a dedicated environment or client infrastructure.
Logicot OS does not reduce to one shared SaaS model. The platform can launch as the company’s own contour or as a more managed rollout with the Logicot team.
There is no artificial per-user billing and no separate user cap from the license side. Practical boundaries come from the server contour, workload, active processes and launch architecture.
Logicot OS is not cut into artificial feature bundles for a pricing table. Limits are defined by the agreed configuration, the server contour, the workload and the operating model, not by a reduced product layer.
Yes. A company can start with its own Logicot OS contour and then bring in the Logicot team for implementation, platform growth and managed support.
The portal can expand over time through infrastructure, modules, AI capacity and support level without replacing the whole system.
Why this pricing model works
Six principles behind Logicot OS pricing
The base commercial unit is the company’s working portal.
The configuration grows with your workload and operating model.
Pricing reflects the real environment and resource requirements.
AI and automation are included as a governed operating layer.
You can start quickly without turning the launch into a bespoke project.
Support, updates and portal growth are part of the commercial logic.
Related reading
Journal materials
A platform for workflows, documents and AI should be evaluated less by feature-list length and more by how clearly it can be launched inside a real company contour.
Automation projects often fail not because the thesis is wrong, but because the launch is too broad. A phased rollout reduces risk and creates an earlier proof of value.
A modern portal is valuable not as a corporate intranet shell, but as a working environment where employees see actions, documents, processes and AI in one place.
Next step
Build a Logicot OS configuration around your operating environment, not a generic SaaS price table.
If you need a clear commercial model for the portal, infrastructure, modules, AI and support, we can shape Logicot OS around your business scale and priorities.