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Commercial · Briefing-only
Commercial terms land in a briefing — not a public rate card
This page explains the phase posture and what a briefing covers. There are no unit prices, no SKU dollars, and no vanity tier matrix here.
Hardware interest stays on the STORE waitlist until a commerce path opens. Modeled estimates on /pricing/roi are planning hedges — not offers.
Honesty · Phase S1
No public rate card
Commercial commitment matches proven risk: a bounded pilot first, then cohort and network only after evidence. Deal-specific numbers, credits, and transition tables are shared in a scheduled briefing when they exist for your footprint — never invented as a public SKU sheet.
Physical kits and hardware lines are not sold from this page. Register interest on the STORE waitlist; briefing and site survey finalize any real configuration.
Commercial posture
Pilot -> Cohort -> Network
The same proof sequence sold operationally — commercial structure must never incentivize skipping evidence.
Foundation pilot
Contained package: clear scope, end date, and decision gate — not a multi-year network lock.
Controlled cohort
Expansion after proof. Platform economics rise with standardization — not a restart from zero.
Network partnership
Portfolio agreement when the organism has earned trust. Volume logic without perpetual-pilot theater.
What a briefing covers
What you get when you schedule
Orientation for a live commercial conversation — not a downloadable quote pack.
Rule 01
Phase fit for your footprint
Which engagement phase matches your risk and locations — and what Phase 1 would prove before any expansion ask.
Rule 02
Scope without fake dollars
Pilot inclusions in principles: locations, kits, services envelope, evidence criteria. Numeric cells wait for an approved source in the room.
Rule 03
Hardware / STORE path
When kits matter, the briefing routes interest through STORE waitlist and survey-finalized BOMs — not a public cart.
Rule 04
Transition if you proceed
How pilot fees and hardware are treated if you move to cohort — answered in the briefing, not invented here.
Rule 05
Diligence next steps
Counsel reading path and Evidence Package categories when relevant — leave-behinds stay engagement-shaped blanks.
Rule 06
Named owners
Who on your side and ours owns the next decision — so the conversation ends with a clear gate, not a brochure.
Next step
Schedule a briefing — or register STORE interest
Commercial packaging is set with you, not published as a gimmick tier. Kits stay waitlist until a pre-sale or pilot commerce path opens.
- No public unit prices
- No vanity tier matrix
- Proof before expansion
Optional: model hedged annual-impact bands for briefing orientation. Estimates only — not a rate card or offer.
Modeled estimatesFrequently asked questions
Can we start with a pilot instead of a portfolio-wide rollout?
Source · CMS snapshot (seed) — this FAQ answer is served from content/generated/cms-snapshot.json, not the code catalog alone. Staff path: Content Studio (:3030 /experience/sites) → FAQ tab → publish → MCV_CONSOLE_URL=http://localhost:3030 pnpm --filter @mcv-tech/marketing-shell content:seed → rebuild :3050/pricing. Offline: MCV_CMS_SNAPSHOT_FILE=… pnpm content:seed.
Yes — that is the rollout we recommend. Start with one bounded workflow on one brand or region, with named owners and explicit proof criteria. Expansion to the next unit is a decision you make on evidence, not a switch we flip for you.
How do you keep data separate across brands?
Source · CMS snapshot (seed) — this FAQ answer is served from content/generated/cms-snapshot.json, not the code catalog alone. Staff path: Content Studio (:3030 /experience/sites) → FAQ tab → publish → MCV_CONSOLE_URL=http://localhost:3030 pnpm --filter @mcv-tech/marketing-shell content:seed → rebuild :3050/pricing. Offline: MCV_CMS_SNAPSHOT_FILE=… pnpm content:seed.
Each brand and location gets its own data boundary inside the same shared platform. Every part of the system only sees the brands and locations it is authorized for. That separation is not just a policy — it is enforced at the database level.
How does sign-on work across all of our brands?
One secure sign-on system covers public sign-ups and every operator console. Request Access routes staff, partners, and investors into the right console with the right brand context — no separate login per product.
What happens to the systems we already run?
They stay authoritative until the shared record is proven. During a rollout we map which system owns each record, how data moves, and where operators review exceptions — nothing gets switched off on faith.
How is enterprise pricing structured?
There is no public rate card. Commercial structure follows Pilot -> Cohort -> Network — commitment matches proven risk. Specific numbers are shared in a scheduled briefing for your footprint. Hardware interest goes through the STORE waitlist until a commerce path opens.
Next step
Ready for a commercial briefing?
Corporate buyers, multi-unit operators, and investors start with a briefing — then a vertical path that fits the portfolio. Pilot one workflow, expand on evidence.