What should we pilot first?
A single program, location group, customer segment, or event is usually enough to validate the pass flow and operational fit.
Pricing
Start self-serve. Scope tailored rollout when the fit is clear.
Use the self-serve plan to launch one wallet-pass program with the core platform. Use the enterprise conversation to plan integrations, migration, procurement, rollout, and support.
Start self-serve.
Scale with a conversation.
Validate a wallet-pass program with the full platform, then scope integrations, rollout, procurement, and support for the wider program.
Self-serve
Full platform access. One wallet-pass program. Issue passes from the dashboard.
€119/mo, billed monthly
Full platform access
One wallet-pass program
Apple Wallet and Google Wallet
Push updates and geofencing
Issue passes from the dashboard
Tailored rollout
Integrated
For teams rolling wallet passes into existing systems, locations, or customer programs.
Per issued pass
Annual agreement · scoped pilotsCustom integrations with your CRM, POS, ecommerce, ticketing, or internal tools
Custom issuing, redemption, and update workflows
Customer migration and bulk import
Multi-location rollout planning
Procurement-ready contracts and invoicing
Security review support
Named technical and account support
Issue passes from CSV, API, or dashboard
Common buying questions.
These are the practical questions that decide whether self-serve is enough or the rollout becomes a larger implementation.
When is enterprise pricing relevant?
When the rollout needs integrations, migration, multiple locations, procurement, custom contracts, security review, or named support.
What should we bring to a demo?
Bring the program type, approximate pass volume, systems to integrate with, countries or locations, and target launch date.