Vendor Onboarding Software Pricing
An honest conversation about cost
We do not publish a rate, because the number that fits a six person procurement team is not the number that fits a three hundred person one, and a headline price that applies to neither helps nobody. Ask us on the first call and you will get a figure.
What each tier is for
Capability rises across the three. Which you need usually comes down to volume and how much separation of duties you require.
Team
For one team getting supplier onboarding in order before anybody asks for it.
- Onboarding questionnaires with branching rules and document uploads
- Vendor directory with status, category and validity dates
- Documents read on arrival with expiry captured
- EP Score on every supplier, with its sources shown
- Email invitations with automatic reminders
Growth
For teams onboarding at volume, where consistency across suppliers is what matters.
- Everything in Team
- Multiple questionnaires per supplier type, applied on invitation
- VendorHub AI for editing questionnaires by describing the change
- Voice and multilingual intake for suppliers who would otherwise abandon
- Continuous screening against exclusion, debarment and sanctions lists
- Import from CSV, Excel, PDF or Word with duplicate detection
Enterprise
For larger organisations with multiple sites, heavier role separation and their own retention needs.
- Everything in Growth
- Roles scoped to how your organisation separates duties
- Site specific requirements per supplier and location
- Supplier diversity classification and reporting
- Onboarding support for an existing supplier base
- A named contact for setup and the first review cycle
Published rates and what they hide
Plenty of products publish a number. Here is why we do not, and what we do instead.
Looks transparent
A headline figure reads as openness and is usually built around one customer shape. Everybody else discovers the real number later, once they are invested in the process.
A number on the first call
You describe your situation, we give you the figure that applies to it, and you decide. It takes about five minutes and it is accurate.
Buried in a footnote
The variables that actually move the price sit below the headline, which is why the quoted figure rarely survives contact with a real requirement.
Stated plainly
How many people need access, and which tier fits. Those are the two things that move the number and we will say so before you ask.
Priced per supplier
Charging by supplier count penalises exactly the teams who most need onboarding software, and it makes budgeting unpredictable.
Not a pricing lever
Supplier volume does not change what you pay, so onboarding your whole supply base properly costs no more than onboarding part of it.
Everyone is a prospect
The pricing conversation assumes the product suits you, because qualifying you out costs the seller something.
We will say if we do not
If you onboard a handful of suppliers a year and a shared folder is working, we will tell you that on the call rather than three weeks in.
And what does not
How many people need access
The main driver. Buyers, reviewers, compliance and administrators all count, and read only access is usually cheaper.
Learn moreWhich tier fits
Driven by volume and how much separation of duties you need rather than by company size.
Learn moreNot how many suppliers you onboard
Supplier volume does not change the price, so onboarding the whole supply base costs no more.
Learn moreNot how many documents you store
Document volume is not a pricing lever. Collecting evidence properly is what the product is for.
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