Pricing principles
Transparent pricing, before payment
The intended commercial experience will show exact scope, amount, taxes, timing, and exception terms before a customer authorizes payment.
Commercial approval pending
No launch price has been published.
Certificate amounts, taxes, payment timing, refunds, rejections, subscriptions, and panel-CA payouts remain commercial decisions and are not estimated on this page.
What transparency should mean
A future price should remove uncertainty, not manufacture certainty
The commercial contract must be complete before a checkout action appears.Scope before amount
The exact certificate product and included preparation or review scope should be visible before checkout.
Exact total before payment
The payable amount, applicable taxes, and price version should be shown before payment authorization.
Terms before commitment
Rejection, cancellation, correction, and refund terms should be readable before submission.
One durable record
A future invoice should match the server-owned order and payment record rather than browser-supplied values.
Commercial data flow
Every amount needs one durable record
The browser may display commercial data, but it must not become the authority for the order.- 01Approved product scopeVersioned commercial definition
- 02Server-owned orderAmount, taxes, and terms
- 03Payment recordProvider reference and status
- 04Matching invoiceAttributable customer record
Still to be decided
Open policy is visible policy
These decisions remain intentionally unpriced until the full commercial behavior is approved.Payment timing
Whether payment occurs at submission or at another approved lifecycle point.
Commercial structure
Tax treatment, invoice details, package scope, and whether any bundle or subscription launches.
Exceptions and refunds
The exact treatment when a request is cancelled, rejected, corrected, or cannot be assigned.
Scope before price