The real cost of your stack

BISE has the lowest total cost of ownership of any comparable solution: one platform, transparent pricing at €200 or €1,000 a month, and automation that erases manual work. You scale, our price doesn’t.

Total cost of ownership

You scale. Our price doesn’t.

BISE costs €200 or €1,000 a month. Not per user. Not per order. Not per email sent, visitor served or gigabyte stored. That one number — plus what it deletes from your other invoices — is why BISE has the lowest total cost of ownership of any comparable solution.

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Count what you actually pay today

The license fee is the visible part. The real bill for a typical mid-sized commerce stack:

Five to eight subscriptions — shop platform, CRM, email tool, accounting, inventory, analytics — each priced per seat, per contact or per order, each growing as you do.
The integrations between them — built once, paid forever: a connector subscription here, an agency retainer there, a developer day every time an API changes.
The manual work the gaps create — copying orders into accounting, exporting customers for a campaign, correcting stock after every busy week. Payroll spent compensating for software.
The errors — double shipments, wrong prices, a mailing to customers who unsubscribed. Each rare; together, a line item.

On BISE the subscriptions collapse into one, the integrations between the modules don’t exist because the modules were never separate, and the manual work is what we automate away.

Automation is where the savings compound

Every repetitive task in your operation — the weekly report someone assembles, the price update someone retypes, the order status someone emails — can become a feature of your platform. Custom extensions are how BISE grows around your business, and every one of them converts recurring hours into software that just runs. Most platforms charge you per user for the privilege of doing the work yourself. We’d rather delete the work.

Your team extends the platform. Yes, really.

Here is the part that sounds too good, so we’ll say it plainly. On the €1,000 plan, the people who know your business — not programmers, the domain experts — extend the platform themselves, using the AI assistants they already know: Claude, GitHub Copilot, ChatGPT, Gemini.

Describe the feature. The AI writes it. And this is where BISE differs from every “AI builds your app” promise on the market: the platform checks the AI’s work before any of it can run. Anything that doesn’t fit your shop’s reality — a wrong price rule, a reference to data that doesn’t exist, a half-finished change — is rejected on the spot, with a plain explanation, before it can touch your business. The mistake never ships. That protection is built into how BISE is made, and it’s why a product owner can safely do on Tuesday what used to be a developer’s sprint.

No per-change consultancy invoice. No backlog. The cost of “can we also make it do X?” drops to the time it takes to ask.

The full story

Pricing you can put in a board slide

€200 a month or €1,000 a month, depending on plan. Both include every feature: shop, CMS, CRM, email, accounting, inventory, ten languages, hosting, updates.

No per-user seats — the whole company works in it.
No per-order or revenue share — your best month is not our best month.
No per-contact or per-email pricing — grow the list, the price stands.
No modules to unlock, no “enterprise tier” ambush, no renegotiation when you succeed.

Your finance team gets one predictable line where there used to be eight variable ones.

The questions CFOs ask

What’s the catch in “every feature included”?+

There isn’t one on features. Where costs can occur: a fixed quoted project fee if we build or migrate for you, and third-party fees that were always yours (payment provider, carriers, your domain).

How do you claim “lowest TCO” — against whom?+

Against any comparable assembled stack: shop platform plus CRM plus email plus accounting plus inventory plus the integrations between them. Bring your invoices to the consult and we’ll do the comparison with your numbers, not ours — the license delta is usually decisive before we even count the deleted manual work.

What happens to the price as we grow?+

Nothing. That’s the sentence. More orders, more users, more countries, more emails — €200 or €1,000, unchanged.

Bring your invoices.

Thirty minutes, your current stack’s real cost on one page, and what the same operation costs on BISE.

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