Three scopes, itemised.
The largest one is first, because it is the one the other two are measured against. Each sheet lists what is in the scope, what keeps running afterwards and what is not included.
Nothing here is bundled to hide anything. Any line on any of these sheets can be bought on its own. It costs more that way, and we will say so rather than refuse.
The full schedule lists every line, one-off and recurring, with which of the three includes it, plus the two add-ons that are only ever bought on their own and how the whole thing is paid for.
What runs on every lead
Two lines are not scopes and not tiers. The site verdict answers whether the buyer’s site can legally take the unit, from their Eircode, against seven national datasets. The fixed site quote prices that site so the number holds. Both run per result, metered: if your leads stop, the meter stops. They run inside the Buyer Journey, on the Launch Kit’s enquiry form, or on their own with no build at all. Walk them live before anybody says a number.
On the figures
Prices are not on these pages. A number without the scope beside it invites a comparison to something that is not the same thing, and this is a decision people take three weeks and an accountant over. Ask and you get the numbers on one call, the same day, and in writing the moment we have agreed them.
Two comparisons worth making yourself. The subscription configurator tools run roughly €850 to €1,450 a month, so €30,600 to €52,200 over three years, and you own nothing at the end of it. An Irish bespoke site on its own runs €6,500 to €25,000 and answers no planning question. Both you can check in ten minutes without talking to us.