Pricing
Two numbers and nothing else: a monthly fee based on your volume, and a per-label price that already includes the physical label —printing and delivery— and the whole platform. Scans are never charged.
One real batch end to end, before committing volume.
USD 0.06 per label
+ USD 30 per month
A 5,000-label batch
One product line, one market.
USD 0.05 per label
+ USD 30 per month
Up to 200,000 labels a year
Several lines and several territories.
USD 0.04 per label
+ USD 50 per month
Up to 1,500,000 labels a year
Production in the millions of units per year.
USD 0.03 per label
+ USD 100 per month
No volume cap
Prices in US dollars. The fee is billed monthly and labels per order, delivered to your plant in Paraguay; for other countries, freight and import duties are quoted separately. Above 10 million labels a year, pricing is agreed case by case.
Questions
The four-layer physical label —printing, materials and delivery— and the whole platform: verification, panel, activation, batch recall, anomaly detection, users, API and support. One number, one invoice.
Because the cost has those two shapes. The platform costs the same whether it is idle or flat out —servers, backups, monitoring, support— and that is the fee. The label costs per unit, and that is the per-label price. Rolling it all into the label would make low-volume customers pay for the fixed part.
Every unit delivered, once. Scans are not charged: if a container is verified forty times it is still one label. Charging per scan would punish exactly what you want to happen.
The price follows the tier your annual volume puts you in, and if the tier above works out cheaper we move you there without being asked. Declaring more volume than you have is never an advantage.
No. Labels already delivered are yours and keep verifying while the account is active. If you leave, you export everything —scans, units, cases— in an open format.
Codes are generated the same day. Lead time comes from printing and shipping, and depends on quantity and finish: we confirm it in writing before you approve the order.
Tell us how many units you produce per year and in which markets, and we send back a firm number in the same email.