Pricing
One fixed fee.
Nothing else moves.
Wevo, the management reporting layer over the General Ledger you already run, is priced on the size and complexity of your group - not on how many people use it, how much data you hold, or how much memory the server has. Add a hundred report recipients and the invoice is identical.
Single entity
£5,000per month, fixed
One company, or a small group reporting under a single chart of accounts, with up to 500 cost centres.
- One organisation structure and one chart of accounts
- Single reporting currency
- Cloud, hybrid or on-premise
- Standard support
Group
£7,500per month, fixed
Multi-entity groups consolidating across several charts of accounts, currencies or reporting bases.
- Multiple entities and charts of accounts
- Multi-currency consolidation
- Unlimited cost centres and structures
- Point-in-time structure preservation
- Priority support
Institution
£10,000per month, fixed
Large groups, banks, insurers and government bodies with formal assurance and service-level requirements.
- Everything in Group
- Air-gapped on-premise deployment
- Agreed service levels
- Security and assurance documentation pack
- Named support contact
Every level
What you never pay extra for
Always included
- Unlimited users
- Unlimited email report recipients
- Development and production environments
- Every capability, in every deployment model
- The full source code, under a Continuity Licence
- Updates and maintenance
Never charged for
- Per-seat or named-user licences
- Memory, RAM or MIPS
- Data volume or row counts
- Optional modules or feature tiers
- The non-production environment
- Additional structures or reporting years
Why it is fixed, when everything else is not
Most management reporting platforms charge by the seat, by the module, or by the memory the server needs. The effect is that success costs you money: the more useful the reporting becomes, the more people want it, and the more you pay for having been right.
Wevo runs on one ordinary server inside your own environment, so there is no infrastructure bill that scales with adoption and nothing to meter. That is why the fee can be fixed - and why the finance director who wants every budget holder reading their own numbers can simply let them.
Talk it throughHow you buy it
An annual subscription billed monthly, on a twelve-month minimum term. An outright perpetual licence is also available if your procurement prefers a capital purchase.
Getting it running
Implementation is quoted as a fixed fee against agreed scope - no day rates and no open-ended consultancy. You will know the number before you commit to it.
Trying it first
A ninety-day paid proof of concept runs Wevo against your own GL extracts. The fee is credited in full against your first year if you go ahead.