Up to 10,000active members
$9,990/yr
$999/mo equivalent
$1.00 / active member / year
Talk to usEnterprise
Enterprise starts with a clear scope.
Larger and multi-site organizations use the same 15 NestPoint modules. We work with your team to define the services, contracts, security review, and rollout the deployment needs.
Published capacity pricing gives larger teams a useful starting point. Beyond the ladder, or when a deployment includes custom services or contract requirements, we prepare a scoped quote.
Up to 25,000active members
$19,990/yr
$1,999/mo equivalent
$0.80 / active member / year
Talk to usUp to 50,000active members
$34,990/yr
$3,499/mo equivalent
$0.70 / active member / year
Talk to us50,000+or custom contract terms
Custom quote
Quoted from the published ladder
Scoped to your requirements
Multi-site architecture, specialized security or compliance requirements, government procurement, or custom integrations.
Schedule a callAnnual billing is standard for Enterprise. Monthly billing may be available by agreement. NestPoint does not add a platform markup to applicable Stripe processing fees.
Inside Enterprise
Same product. A rollout built around your requirements.
Every plan already includes every standard module. Enterprise adds a scoped conversation about implementation, support, contracts, and procurement.
Implementation contact
We identify the people responsible for your evaluation and rollout, with an escalation path documented in your implementation plan.
Scoped migration support
We review source data, field mapping, validation, training, and cutover with your team. Responsibilities and checkpoints are agreed before implementation begins.
Documented service terms
Availability, support, escalation, and any service credits are defined in the agreement for your deployment.
Contract and privacy review
We can review an MSA and applicable data-processing terms with your legal team. Any specialized agreement, including a BAA, must be confirmed as part of scope.
Defined support path
Your agreement can document support channels, incident severity, escalation contacts, and response targets appropriate to the deployment.
Multi-site planning
We review workspace structure, staff access, billing, and reporting needs across sites before recommending an architecture.
Security review
We respond with current product and security information and can review the questionnaires required for your procurement process.
Procurement coordination
We identify the RFP, vendor registration, insurance, tax, and reference materials currently available, along with any requirements we cannot meet.
What doesn't change
The product is the product, at every size.
Enterprise includes the same standard module set as our published plans, with additional services and terms defined in the agreement.
Every module
All 15 standard modules are included, just as they are on the published plans.
Standard product updates
Updates to the standard module set are included without a separate feature bundle.
Unlimited admin users
Add the staff accounts your deployment needs without per-admin-seat pricing, subject to the access model in your agreement.
Active-member counting
Published capacity pricing uses the same 30-day rolling-average policy shown on the standard pricing page.
Beyond the ladder
Some requirements need a closer review.
Member count is only one part of an Enterprise scope. These requirements can change the architecture, services, timeline, contract, or price.
Multi-site federation
Organizations with shared members, separate administration, consolidated billing, or cross-site reporting need an architecture and permission review.
Compliance frameworks
Regulated data or specialized control requirements need direct technical and legal review. We will confirm what is supported before proposing a deployment.
Government procurement
City, county, and state evaluations may add RFI or RFP work, vendor registration, insurance, residency, accessibility, and contract requirements.
Custom integrations
Connections to external systems require a review of data flow, APIs, ownership, security, maintenance, and delivery scope.
How procurement works
A clear path from discovery to go-live.
The timeline depends on data condition, number of sites, integrations, training, procurement, and legal review. We will propose milestones and responsibilities after learning the scope.
Discovery call
We learn your structure, sites, member volume, requirements, timeline, and evaluation process.
Security & legal review
We share the current security and contract materials relevant to your review, then respond to questions and document any gaps.
Quote & contract
We prepare pricing and proposed terms based on member capacity, sites, services, integration work, and contract requirements.
Implementation kickoff
The agreed plan defines project owners, data responsibilities, training, checkpoints, rollout phases, and a target launch date.
Launch and support
We support the agreed cutover, address launch issues, and continue through the support and review cadence in your agreement.
Procurement questions
The questions procurement is going to ask.
Talk through your deployment with us.
Tell us about your sites, member volume, data, integrations, timeline, and review process. We will identify the next useful step and the materials available for your evaluation.
We aim to respond to discovery requests within one business day.