Worked example
Amara offers two self-serve plans for their product: Start and Scale.Self-serve plans | Start | Scale |
---|---|---|
Includes | Platform access | Platform access |
AI Add-on | ||
Pricing | £500 per month | £500 per month + usage fee based on API calls |
Pricing
The list price for Platform access is £500 monthly in arrears. The list price for the AI add-on is based on the number of API Calls and billed monthly in arrears:Tier | First unit | Last unit | Unit fee | Tier fee (flat) |
---|---|---|---|---|
Minimum tier | 0 | 1000 | £0 | £250 |
Tier 1 | 1001 | 2500 | £0.45 | £0 |
Tier 2 | 2501 | ∞ | £0.65 | £0 |
Products and Prices in Sequence
In Sequence, Amara maintain two products, one for Platform access and one for AI add-on. Amara use products to determine what features a customer should be provisioned to. In the below example, each product contains multiple priceIds. In addition to the standard list prices used for Amara’s self-serve plans, there are other price variants that are the result of custom sales deals. Products:-
Platform access
- Prices:
A
: £500 per month, in arrears (list price)B
: £825 per month, in arrears (price variant)C
: £650 per month, in arrears (price variant)D
: £400 per month, in arrears (price variant)
- Prices:
-
AI add-on
- Prices:
X
: 0-1000 included @ £250; $0.45 overage fee (list price)Y
: 0-2000 included @ £150; $0.40 overage fee (price variant)Z
: 0-5000 included @ £700; $0.65 overage fee (price variant)
- Prices:
A
for Platform access and price id X
for AI add-on.