Four numbers set what you pay: how many people are in the company, how big a single review cycle can get, how many cycles run at once, and how much of the automation engine you want turned on. Pick a starting point below, then drag any slider — every axis moves independently, so a small team on Full Auto is a perfectly normal configuration. These prices aren't rigid — reach out and we'll shape a plan around your company.
These aren't locked tiers — they just set the sliders below to a sensible position for that shape of company.
Past 1,000 users, 20 concurrent cycles, or you need SSO/HRIS/SLA
Assumes 50 people per cycle across 1 concurrent cycle (never more than your 100 users), each cycle running about a quarter, each person reviewed by about 3 people against an 8-item work profile, at ~3 minutes to manually compile one item from one piece of feedback by hand. Light removes about 35% of that manual work.
No wall between tiers and features — every slider moves on its own, so you only ever pay for the shape of company you actually are.
Prices are negotiable. If this isn't quite the right fit — a different mix of users, cycles or automation, or a longer commitment — get in touch and we'll work out a plan that is.
Only once your company is fully set up. We do the setup for you - people, managers, work profiles and your first review cycle - and billing starts when it is ready. Until then you can click through the demo company without signing up.
The configurator above bills per month, but nothing stops you from running a single cycle and pausing afterwards - you only pay while the plan is active. Talk to us if you want a per-cycle arrangement instead of a standing subscription.
You can raise any of the four sliders - total users, cycle size, concurrent cycles or automation level - at any time; the estimated price updates immediately and takes effect on your next billing cycle. Nothing is throttled or blocked mid-cycle.
The per-person rate applies to total users, since anyone can be asked to review a colleague regardless of role. The cycle-size axis is a separate cap on how many people can be reviewed in one single cycle, with a free allowance included before it adds cost.
After a cycle closes, Continuity drafts a follow-up cycle that re-checks whoever still has unmet improvement points, picks the right reviewers and puts a focus question on their feedback form. Included automatically from Enhanced up; a low-cost add-on on Light.
Yes, on Light and above. Open a closed cycle, get a one-off quote for its follow-up, and buy just that one instead of the full add-on.
No. Automation is a dial, not a switch: Classic and Light keep every rating with a human, Enhanced has AI propose a rating a manager can override, and even Full Auto - which compiles a review automatically - still requires one human click to confirm before it submits.
That is Enterprise territory: contact sales for SSO, HRIS sync, an SLA and a quote sized to your company, rather than reading it off the public sliders. Pricing is negotiable at any size, so if the sliders do not fit your company, reach out and we will build a plan that does.