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The Vertical Software Pricing Index, 2026.

Name: Vertical Software Pricing Index, 2026 edition
Creator: ColabContent
Published: 2026-08-27
License: https://colabcontent.com/research/vertical-software-pricing-index/#license

By Brandon Rodriguez, ColabContent · Updated September 27, 2026

Most vertical software will not tell you what it costs. We tried to price 327 products across 19 industries, and of the 301 where the answer could be determined, 217 publish no dollar figure anywhere on their own website. That is 72.1 percent quote-only. Widen it to products that publish no complete price list, counting the ones that show an entry tier and gate everything above it, and the figure is 262 of 301, or 87.0 percent. The finding underneath that one is stranger: the prices exist anyway.

Of the 231 products in this index carrying any dollar figure at all, 192 of them, 83.1 percent, carry a figure the vendor did not publish, and for 133 products the entire public price record was written by somebody other than the company selling the software. Only 47 of 327 records rest on a price the vendor itself published, and only 25 of those on a dated, direct fetch of the vendor's own page. Every row below carries its tag, its named source and the date it was consulted, and the sample's selection bias is stated in full before the first number. ColabContent LLC publishes this page: a boutique AI consulting house in Boston that builds commissioned AI systems for one fixed fee from $10,000, one time, with the code owned by the client at handoff and no per-seat licence. The $499 AI-Ready Audit is ordered at colabcontent.com/ai-ready-audit/.

Built 2026-08-27. 327 products, 19 industry clusters, one row each, published in full on this page with no email gate. This is a disclosure study, not a value study: it measures what vendors tell buyers, not whether the software is worth the money.

Products327 across 19 industries

Quote-only72.1% of 301 determined

Vendor-published prices39 products, 13.0%

Read off a vendor page47 of 327 records

Index builtAugust 27, 2026

What this index is.

It is one table, assembled by hand, answering a question that turns out to be surprisingly hard to answer at scale: what does vertical business software actually cost, and who is willing to say so. For each of 327 products we recorded the vendor, the industry, the pricing model, the price band and the unit it is charged in, the one-time implementation fee, whether the vendor publishes any of that itself, where the figure came from, and the date it was consulted. Where nothing could be sourced, the row says nothing could be sourced, which is a result rather than a hole.

The reason to build it was practical rather than academic. We commission custom software for mid-market operators, so we spend a lot of time on the other side of this problem, sitting with an owner who cannot answer a simple question about the four systems their business runs on. The plan was to compile the numbers as raw material for individual comparison pages. The compilation itself turned out to be the finding, because the dominant fact in the data is not how much vertical software costs. It is how rarely anybody can tell you.

Three things about how to read it. First, every figure carries a provenance tag and the tags are not decorative: a REPORTED number is a stranger's estimate and should be treated as one. Second, this is a sample of expensive vertical software drawn from a target list, so the rates in it describe that list and not the software market, and the section below spells out exactly how that skews each number. Third, we would rather print a blank cell than a plausible guess, and there are a lot of blank cells.

Methodology, and the ways this could be wrong.

The index was compiled on August 27, 2026 from three source pools: seventeen research packs built for individual vendor comparisons, a discovery ledger of 252 rows covering 248 unique products across fourteen industry clusters, and the pricing tables on eighteen live comparison pages we had already published. Where those pools disagreed about the same product, the comparison-page row won, then the research pack, then the ledger one-liner. Where they disagreed about a number, we recorded the disagreement in the row's notes rather than averaging it, because the average of two unverified figures is a third unverified figure with a false air of precision.

The four tags, and what each one is worth

VERIFIED means every figure in the band was read off the vendor's own page by a direct fetch, and the row names that page and the date it was read. VERIFIED-LEDGER means the row names a vendor-published source but carries only the sweep date of our discovery ledger, with no per-row fetch receipt. REPORTED means the figure came from a named aggregator or third party and the vendor has not confirmed it. UNSOURCED means no source we consulted produced a dollar figure at all. Across 327 records: 25 VERIFIED, 22 VERIFIED-LEDGER, 190 REPORTED, 90 UNSOURCED.

Splitting VERIFIED in two was a correction, not a flourish. One label was hiding a real difference in evidence, and a footnote would have let the weaker half keep borrowing the stronger half's authority, so the two grades are separate tags in the Tag column and every VERIFIED-LEDGER row says in the same cell what it is missing. Both grades beat an aggregator; only the first is good enough to build a hard public claim on. So the honest headline is not that 14.4 percent of this index is verified. It is that 7.6 percent of it rests on a dated, direct read of the vendor's own page.

One further rule decides where a row lands, and it moved five rows on the last pass: a band is tagged by its weakest source. If a vendor publishes the floor and an aggregator supplies the ceiling, the row is REPORTED, not VERIFIED, because a reader quoting the top of that band would be quoting a stranger. MarketMan, Bullhorn and Lightspeed Retail each pair a vendor-published low with a ceiling a named aggregator supplied. Cin7 and Toast each pair a vendor-published low with a top that no source in the row attributes to the vendor at all, which fails the same test for the same reason: we cannot tell a reader we read it off the vendor's page. All five are REPORTED here, and each one names its vendor-verified figure in its source cell so the good half of the row is not lost with the tag.

What we excluded, and why the denominator moves

The quote-only rate is calculated over determined rows only: 301 of the 327. The 26 excluded rows are ones where a blocked or failed fetch left the question genuinely open, and an unread page is not evidence that a vendor is hiding anything. Excluding them makes the headline rate higher than it would be if we lazily counted every unread page as opacity, so we also publish the bound in both directions. If all 26 turned out to publish a price, the rate across all 327 records would be 66.4 percent. If none of them did, it would be 74.3 percent. The real figure is somewhere in that band, and 72.1 percent is the honest reading of the rows we could actually determine.

Thirty eight further rows were dropped from the index entirely, before any of these counts, because re-sourcing failed or no second independent source landed in the same band as the first. Those dropped rows are a quality signal rather than a gap: they are the figures we could have printed and chose not to.

Units are never merged

Per user per month, per provider per month, per practitioner per month, per technician per month, per firm per month, per location per month, per room per month and per terminal per month are eight different things, and collapsing them into one number is the single easiest way to produce a confident, meaningless average. They are kept apart here. Per user per year rows are reported separately and are never divided by twelve to join the monthly pool. Where a source gave a band, the low and high are summarised separately and no record's band was ever collapsed to a midpoint. Three rows carry a contested basis, meaning the sources disagree about what unit the price is even charged in, and they are flagged rather than silently resolved: EZLynx, where an aggregator publishes a per-user rate while the vendor states no flat rate exists; Epicor Kinetic, where sources disagree on whether a base fee also applies; and Cloud9 Ortho, where sources conflict on the unit.

Two corrections we made to our own instrument

We wanted to count the rows where the absence of a published price was proven at the vendor's own URL rather than assumed, because a null finding is only worth something if it was actually checked. The first pass used a pattern match over the source and notes fields and returned 27. Reading all 27 matched sentences by hand cut it to 18: the pattern could not tell whose page returned the 404, and it could not tell an absence from a successful fetch of a page that did carry prices. Four of those false positives were 404s and 403s on aggregator sites, one was a Wikipedia fetch, and four were vendor pages that were fetched successfully and did carry a price.

Then the hand pass turned out to be wrong too, in the direction nobody checks. It had only ever seen the pattern match's own 27 candidates, so it could throw out false positives but could never find a row the pattern had missed, and it inherited the pattern's blind spots wholesale. Sweeping all 327 records instead of 27 raised 68 candidates, and reading all 68 against a criterion written down in advance produced 22. Nine of those 22 had never been candidates at all. The criterion is: the row names a URL on a domain the vendor owns, this study records a direct fetch of that URL, the fetch found no published price there, and the row is quote-only. Ledger assertions with no fetch receipt are out, blocked and failed fetches are out, and both prior numbers are printed here rather than quietly replaced, because a count that has been wrong twice is the most useful thing we learned about counting anything in this dataset.

Selection bias, stated in full

What this sample is327 products assembled as CANDIDATE TARGETS for ColabContent's 'alternative to expensive vertical software' pages. Rows were selected because the software was believed expensive, entrenched, or quote-gated in a vertical worth writing about.

What it is notIt is not a random sample of business software, not a census of any vertical, and not weighted by installed base or revenue. Cheap self-serve tools are systematically under-represented BY CONSTRUCTION, because they were never candidates.

ThereforeEvery rate in this file describes EXPENSIVE VERTICAL SOFTWARE ON A TARGET LIST, not 'software'. The quote-only rate in particular is inflated relative to the whole market by the selection rule itself, since quote-gating is part of what made a product a candidate.

Second biasSourcing effort was not uniform. The five verticals with live /vs/ pages (law, cpa-accounting, insurance, manufacturing, home-services, 80 records) got direct vendor fetches; the other 14 clusters (247 records) came from a discovery ledger with a sweep date. Differences between those two groups may be measurement, not market.

Third biasIndustry cell sizes range from 10 to 30 records. Any industry with fewer than 10 determined rows is flagged small_sample_warning and should not be quoted as a vertical-level fact.

That block is copied field by field out of the analysis file at build time rather than retyped, because a bias disclosure that has been smoothed for readability is a bias disclosure that has been weakened, and because the two n values in it were typed by hand once and both were wrong. They are counted from the records now. Read the block as a constraint on every number that follows, including the ones we like. The table below is where those constraints meet the individual rows.

Headline findings

Nine things the table says.

72.1%Publish no dollar figure at all
217 of 301 determined rows

87.0%Publish no complete price list
262 of 301 determined rows

83.1%Of priced products, the price is not the vendor's
192 of 231 rows carrying a figure

7.6%Rest on a dated, direct vendor fetch
25 of 327 records

1. Seventy two percent of determined products publish no price at all

217 of 301. The full split is 39 products publishing a complete, checkable price on their own site, 45 publishing part of one and gating the rest, and 217 publishing nothing. Read as transparency, that is 13.0 percent fully open, 15.0 percent partly open, 72.1 percent closed. Not one of the 217 quote-only rows carries a VERIFIED tag, which is definitionally true and worth saying out loud: you cannot verify a price at a vendor page that has no price on it. Those 217 rows break down as 138 REPORTED and 79 UNSOURCED.

2. The sharper number is 87.0 percent, not 72.1 percent

Because a partly published price list does not solve the buyer's problem. A vendor that shows a $49 starter tier and replaces its enterprise tier with a Contact Sales button has told a mid-market buyer nothing about what they will pay. Fold the 45 partial rows in with the 217 closed ones and 262 of 301 products, 87.0 percent, do not publish a complete price list. That is the figure that matches what buying this software actually feels like.

3. The prices exist. The vendor is just not the one publishing them

231 of the 327 products carry a dollar figure from some source. For 192 of those, 83.1 percent, the vendor did not publish it. In 133 cases the vendor publishes nothing at all and a third party publishes a number anyway, which we call a shadow price list. The price is public; the company selling the software simply is not the one making it public. It comes from aggregator profiles, negotiated-deal databases, consultant posts, forum threads, review sites, and in a handful of healthcare cases from a regulatory disclosure the vendor was required to file. That last category is the tell: some of the most useful pricing in this index exists only because somebody was legally obliged to write it down.

4. Eighty four products are genuinely dark

Vendor publishes nothing, and no source we consulted produced a dollar figure either. Not a starting price, not a range, not a leaked forum quote. For those 84 products the only way to learn the price is to enter a sales process, and the only figure you will ever get is the one shaped for you.

5. Only 22 absences were proven at the vendor's own URL

There is a difference between a vendor that does not publish a price and a vendor whose pricing page we could not find. For 22 rows this index names a URL on a domain the vendor owns, records a direct fetch of that URL, and found no published price waiting there. That is the whole set, named in full so it can be re-checked: NetDocuments at netdocuments.com/pricing, which returned HTTP 404; iManage Work (cloud) at imanage.com/pricing/, which returns HTTP 404; Litera (Compare / Litera One suite) at litera.com/store, which loaded and listed four products with no price against any of them; UltraTax CS at tax.thomsonreuters.com/en/products/ultratax-cs, which loaded and carried no figure; Onvio Firm Management at tax.thomsonreuters.com/onvio/pricing/, which is a contact form and a phone number with no dollar figure on it; Planner CS at tax.thomsonreuters.com/en/planner-cs, which returned HTTP 404; AMS360 at vertafore.com/products/ams360, which carries a contact form and a phone number only; EZLynx at ezlynx.com/pricing, which states in the vendor's own words that there is no single flat rate; HawkSoft at hawksoft.com/pricing, which returns HTTP 404; NowCerts / Momentum AMP at nowcerts.com/pricing/, which carries no pricing; Veruna at veruna.com/pricing, which returned HTTP 404; Sagitta at vertafore.com/products/sagitta, which publishes no pricing; ClientCircle (formerly Rocket Referrals) at clientcircle.com/plans, which loaded with no pricing on it; Global Shop Solutions at globalshopsolutions.com/pricing/, which publishes no rate card; JobBOSS2 / E2 Shop System at ecisolutions.com/products/jobboss2/job-shop-software-pricing/, which publishes no figure; Fulcrum (Fulcrum Pro) at fulcrumpro.com/pricing, which returns HTTP 404; Acumatica (incl. Manufacturing Edition) at acumatica.com/pricing/, which publishes no rate; ServiceTitan at servicetitan.com/pricing, which gates all three tiers behind Request Pricing; FieldEdge at fieldedge.com/pricing/, which requires a demo instead of showing a rate card; Workiz at workiz.com/pricing-plans/, which gates all three current tiers; BuildOps at buildops.com/pricing, which loaded and disclosed nothing; FieldPulse at fieldpulse.com/pricing, which loaded and disclosed nothing.

Two things about that list before anyone quotes the number. First, every one of the 22 sits in one of the five verticals where we fetched vendor pages ourselves, which is the second selection bias behaving exactly as disclosed: proven absences cluster where we looked hardest, not necessarily where vendors hide hardest. Second, the rows that did not make it are as instructive as the ones that did. Eleven more rows name a vendor URL on the discovery ledger's word alone, with no fetch receipt. Eight were blocked or returned nothing at all. Five assert an absence without naming a URL a reader could check. Two turned out to be a 404 on an aggregator rather than on the vendor. And five were vendor pages that were fetched and did carry a price. None of those are counted here. The other absences in this study are real but weaker, and we are not going to pretend otherwise.

6. Per-seat rates cluster, but the pool is small and mostly hearsay

Fifty one products in the index are priced per user per month in a way that can be compared. The median entry rate is $85 and the median top-tier rate is $200. The floor is $7.00 and the ceiling is $1,500, a range of more than 200 times across a single unit. Thirteen of those 51 rows carry a VERIFIED tag of either grade and only 7 of them rest on a direct fetch; the other 38 are REPORTED. Per-user-per-year products are held out of that pool entirely rather than divided by twelve, and the top of that separate list is Bloomberg Terminal at a REPORTED $24,000 to $30,000 per user per year, followed by UltraTax CS at a REPORTED $1,650 and Autodesk Construction Cloud at a REPORTED $1,284.

7. Implementation is the most biased number in the study

Only 63 of 327 products, 19.3 percent, carry an implementation figure from any source. Among those 63, the median low is $5,000 and the median high is $30,000, running from a stated $0 where five vendors say setup is included, up to a REPORTED $2,000,000 for Manhattan Associates. Do not quote that median as a typical implementation fee, and we would rather you did not quote it at all. A figure exists precisely because the fee was large enough that an aggregator, a consultant or an angry buyer wrote it down; vendors with no implementation fee mostly produce no row here. Fifty eight of the 63 rows are REPORTED and only 4 rest on a direct vendor fetch. Eight of the high values are stated by their own sources as open-ended floors rather than ceilings, so the maximum in this index is a floor on the real maximum.

8. Opacity is not evenly distributed, and the pattern is not what we expected

Nonprofit and education and property and real estate both sit at 94.7 percent quote-only. Auto dealers and repair is at 92.9 percent, insurance at 91.7 percent, wealth and financial services at 89.5 percent, logistics and freight at 88.9 percent. At the other end, CPA and accounting is the most open cell in the index at 39.1 percent quote-only with nine products publishing complete prices, followed by specialty trades at 43.8 percent and health and wellness services at 46.7 percent. The honest caveat is large: the five verticals we already write about were fetched directly and the other fourteen came from a ledger sweep, so some of that spread is how hard we looked. The gap between insurance at 91.7 percent and CPA at 39.1 percent is too wide to be measurement alone, but we cannot tell you how much of it is.

9. In insurance, not one vendor publishes a per-seat rate

Seven insurance products in this index carry a per-user monthly figure, with a median entry rate of $129 and a median top rate of $199. Every single one of those figures is an aggregator's number, unconfirmed at any vendor page. AMS360, AgencyZoom, Applied Epic, EZLynx, HawkSoft, Jenesis and QQCatalyst: seven products, zero vendor-published rates. The same all-hearsay pattern holds in home services, specialty trades, construction and auto dealers, though those cells are smaller. If you are an agency principal budgeting a management-system renewal, every published number available to you was written by somebody who is not selling you the software. Our own insurance write-up, AMS360 alternatives, works through one of those seven rows in detail.

The distribution

Who tells you nothing, by industry.

Quote-only rate, meaning the share of products whose vendor publishes no dollar figure at all, calculated over determined rows in each cluster. The n on each bar is the determined count for that industry, not the record count, and every bar with an n below 10 determined rows should be read as an indication rather than a fact. Bars above the index-wide 72.1 percent line are gold.

Two readings of that shape. The obvious one is that the buyer-sophistication story does not hold: nonprofit and education, where budgets are public and boards ask hard questions, is tied for the most opaque cell in the study. The less obvious one is that the open end of the chart is populated by categories with a genuine self-serve product tier, where a vendor has to publish a price because the sale happens without a salesperson. CPA and accounting sits at the bottom of this chart because its category contains real self-serve software, not because accountants negotiate better.

The index

All 327 products, one row each.

Every product in the study, with its industry, pricing model, the price the vendor publishes or the words "None published", the one-time implementation fee where any source carried one, the provenance tag at its true grade, and the named source with the date it was consulted. Where a vendor publishes nothing but a third party carries a figure, the cell says so and shows the third-party number beneath, so you can see at a glance whose number you are looking at. Product names below sometimes carry the abbreviations CRM (customer relationship management software) and DMS (dealer or document management system, depending on the industry). Filter by industry or type a product, vendor or pricing model into the search box. The whole table is in the page, so it prints, it copies, and it works with the filter off. If your own vendor is not in this table, or the row does not match your actual invoice, the $499 AI-Ready Audit runs the same cost question against your own contract rather than a public average.

Industry

Product, vendor or pricing model

Showing 327 of 327 products

Product	Industry	Pricing model	Published price	Implementation, one time	Tag	Source
Advantage Advantage Software	Agencies and professional services	quote-only	None published Vendor publication not established	No figure	UNSOURCED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), agencies-prof-services cluster; the pricing page fetch failed with a socket error and no working aggregator page was found. Sourced 2026-08-27
Aprimo Aprimo	Agencies and professional services	flat	None published Third party figure on record: $15,000 to $172,301 per firm/year	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), agencies-prof-services cluster, citing vendr.com negotiated-deal data, fetched 2026-08-27. Sourced 2026-08-27
BQE Core BQE Software	Agencies and professional services	per-user	None published No dollar figure in any source consulted	No figure	UNSOURCED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), agencies-prof-services cluster; no independent numeric source was reachable (G2 and Capterra blocked; guessed Capterra, GetApp and SoftwareAdvice profile URLs all 404'd). Sourced 2026-08-27
BST Global BST Global	Agencies and professional services	quote-only	None published No dollar figure in any source consulted	No figure	UNSOURCED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), agencies-prof-services cluster. Sourced 2026-08-27
Certinia PSA (formerly FinancialForce) Certinia	Agencies and professional services	per-user	None published Third party figure on record: $120 to $200 per user/month at 50-100 users (PSA only)	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), agencies-prof-services cluster, citing vendr.com negotiated-deal data across 177 purchases, fetched 2026-08-27. Sourced 2026-08-27
Deltek Ajera Deltek	Agencies and professional services	quote-only	None published No dollar figure in any source consulted	No figure	UNSOURCED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), agencies-prof-services cluster; Vendr's Deltek breakdown did not itemise Ajera separately from Vantagepoint, Vision or Costpoint. Sourced 2026-08-27
Deltek Maconomy Deltek	Agencies and professional services	quote-only	None published No dollar figure in any source consulted	No figure	UNSOURCED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), agencies-prof-services cluster; the only band available is blended Deltek data, see dropped_rows. Sourced 2026-08-27
Deltek Vantagepoint Deltek	Agencies and professional services	flat	None published Third party figure on record: $60,000 to $150,000 per firm/year at 30-75 users	$40,000 to $120,000	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), agencies-prof-services cluster, citing vendr.com's Deltek portfolio across 33 purchases, fetched 2026-08-27. Sourced 2026-08-27
Function Point Function Point	Agencies and professional services	quote-only	None published Vendor publication not established	No figure	UNSOURCED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), agencies-prof-services cluster; functionpoint.com/pricing returned empty or unrenderable content on two fetch attempts (likely a JS-rendered single-page app), and G2 and Capterra were blocked (403/404). Sourced 2026-08-27
Kantata (formerly Mavenlink/Kimble) Kantata	Agencies and professional services	flat	None published Third party figure on record: $8,760 to $149,487 per firm/year	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), agencies-prof-services cluster, citing vendr.com negotiated-deal data across 68 purchases, fetched 2026-08-27; quote-only status confirmed at kantata.com/pricing. Sourced 2026-08-27
Monograph Monograph	Agencies and professional services	flat	$25 to $490 per firm/month, scaled by firm size	No figure	VERIFIED-LEDGER Vendor-published source named, sweep date only, no per-row fetch receipt	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), agencies-prof-services cluster, citing monograph.com/pricing, the vendor's own pricing page, fetched 2026-08-27. Sourced 2026-08-27
NetSuite OpenAir Oracle	Agencies and professional services	quote-only	None published No dollar figure in any source consulted	No figure	UNSOURCED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), agencies-prof-services cluster; the only pricing data found describes NetSuite ERP broadly, see dropped_rows. Sourced 2026-08-27
Newforma Project Center Newforma	Agencies and professional services	quote-only	None published Vendor publication not established	No figure	UNSOURCED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), agencies-prof-services cluster; no working pricing source was reached. Sourced 2026-08-27
Screendragon Screendragon	Agencies and professional services	quote-only	None published Vendor publication not established	No figure	UNSOURCED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), agencies-prof-services cluster; screendragon.com/pricing returned empty content on fetch and Vendr's marketplace page 404'd. Sourced 2026-08-27
Unanet Unanet	Agencies and professional services	quote-only	None published Vendor publication not established	No figure	UNSOURCED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), agencies-prof-services cluster; Vendr's page 404'd and unanet.com/pricing 404'd. Sourced 2026-08-27
Workamajig Workamajig	Agencies and professional services	per-user	$45 to $49 per user/month, volume-tiered Some tiers published, others gated	No figure	VERIFIED-LEDGER Vendor-published source named, sweep date only, no per-row fetch receipt	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), agencies-prof-services cluster, citing workamajig.com/pricing, the vendor's own pricing page, fetched 2026-08-27. Sourced 2026-08-27
Auto/Mate DMS Solera	Auto dealers and repair	quote-only	None published No dollar figure in any source consulted	No figure	UNSOURCED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), auto-dealers-repair cluster; no public rate card, fully quote-based. Sourced 2026-08-26
CCC ONE CCC Intelligent Solutions	Auto dealers and repair	flat	None published Third party figure on record: $399 per month, starting, before packages and add-ons	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), auto-dealers-repair cluster, citing GetApp and Capterra listings, with BBB for the complaint. Sourced 2026-08-26
CDK Global CDK Global	Auto dealers and repair	flat	None published Third party figure on record: $30,000 per rooftop/month, full DMS plus 10-15 bolt-ons	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), auto-dealers-repair cluster, citing VendorMotive and DealerRefresh pricing threads. Sourced 2026-08-26
DealerSocket Solera	Auto dealers and repair	flat	None published Third party figure on record: $750 to $4,000 per store/month	$3,000 to $50,000	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), auto-dealers-repair cluster, citing a Fuzen CRM cost guide. Sourced 2026-08-26
Dealertrack DMS Cox Automotive	Auto dealers and repair	quote-only	None published No dollar figure in any source consulted	No figure	UNSOURCED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), auto-dealers-repair cluster; negotiated per rooftop and published nowhere found. Sourced 2026-08-26
Elead CRM CDK Global	Auto dealers and repair	flat	None published Third party figure on record: $285 per dealer/month	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), auto-dealers-repair cluster, citing a Capsule CRM vendor-comparison blog. Sourced 2026-08-26
Karmak Fusion Karmak	Auto dealers and repair	quote-only	None published No dollar figure in any source consulted	No figure	UNSOURCED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), auto-dealers-repair cluster; no published price and no third-party figure surfaced despite searching. Sourced 2026-08-26
Procede Software (Excede DMS) Procede Software	Auto dealers and repair	quote-only	None published No dollar figure in any source consulted	No figure	UNSOURCED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), auto-dealers-repair cluster; no published price found. Sourced 2026-08-26
Reynolds and Reynolds Reynolds and Reynolds	Auto dealers and repair	flat	None published Third party figure on record: $1,000 to $5,000 per store/month, depending on modules	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), auto-dealers-repair cluster, citing an rfp.wiki DMS comparison plus secondary dealer and litigation reporting. Sourced 2026-08-26
Shop-Ware Shop-Ware	Auto dealers and repair	flat	None published Third party figure on record: $249 to $799 per shop/month	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), auto-dealers-repair cluster, citing softwarefinder.com and saasworthy.com, with ITQlick for the loaded-cost note. Sourced 2026-08-26
Tekion Tekion	Auto dealers and repair	quote-only	None published No dollar figure in any source consulted	No figure	UNSOURCED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), auto-dealers-repair cluster. THE ROW ATTRIBUTES ITS FIGURE ONLY TO 'DEALER-LEVEL REPORTING' AND NAMES NO SOURCE, so the figure is not carried; see dropped_rows. Sourced 2026-08-26
Tekmetric Tekmetric	Auto dealers and repair	flat	$179 to $439 per shop/month	No figure	VERIFIED-LEDGER Vendor-published source named, sweep date only, no per-row fetch receipt	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), auto-dealers-repair cluster, citing tekmetric.com/pricing, the vendor's own pricing page. Sourced 2026-08-26
vAuto (Provision) Cox Automotive	Auto dealers and repair	per-user	None published Third party figure on record: $495 per user/month (Provision), or $1,000-$5,000 per dealership/month	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), auto-dealers-repair cluster, citing GetApp for the per-user rate and other reporting for the dealership-level band. Sourced 2026-08-26
VinSolutions Cox Automotive	Auto dealers and repair	flat	None published Third party figure on record: $599 to $2,000 per dealer/month	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), auto-dealers-repair cluster, citing DealerRefresh for the older ILM-only figure and unnamed aggregator reporting plus a cost-rating for the full suite. Sourced 2026-08-26
Bench Accounting Bench Accounting	CPA and accounting	flat	$199 to $599 per business/month	No figure	VERIFIED Direct fetch of the vendor page, receipt dated below	bench.co/pricing/, official vendor pricing page, fetched live. Sourced 2026-08-27
Bloomberg Tax Income Tax Planner Bloomberg Industry Group	CPA and accounting	unknown	None published Vendor publication not established	No figure	UNSOURCED	pro.bloombergtax.com/income-tax-planner/ returned HTTP 403 on 2026-08-27 and no alternate route was found. Sourced 2026-08-27
Bookkeeper360 Bookkeeper360	CPA and accounting	flat	$399 to $2,000 per client/month	No figure	VERIFIED Direct fetch of the vendor page, receipt dated below	bookkeeper360.com/pricing, official vendor pricing page, fetched live. Sourced 2026-08-27
Botkeeper Infinite Xendoo (acquired from Botkeeper, which shut down February 9, 2026)	CPA and accounting	per-user	None published Third party figure on record: $69 per licence/month, software only	No figure	REPORTED	itqlick.com/botkeeper and itqlick.com/botkeeper/pricing, an aggregator, fetched live 2026-08-27. Xendoo publishes no Botkeeper Infinite rate card the researcher could find. Shutdown and acquisition VERIFIED at accountingtoday.com. Sourced 2026-08-27
Canopy Canopy	CPA and accounting	per-user	$74 to $149 per user/month (billed annually) Some tiers published, others gated	No figure	VERIFIED Direct fetch of the vendor page, receipt dated below	getcanopy.com/pricing, official vendor pricing page, fetched directly. Sourced 2026-08-26
CCH Axcess Document + Portal Wolters Kluwer	CPA and accounting	per-user	None published Third party figure on record: $300 to $500 per user/year	No figure	REPORTED	unclekam.com (no methodology disclosed), referenced independently in a WebSearch synthesis of switching-cost queries. Sourced 2026-08-26
CCH Axcess Practice Wolters Kluwer	CPA and accounting	quote-only	None published Third party figure on record: $100 to $500 per year, quote-based	No figure	REPORTED	selecthub.com, whose own page states that specific details are not readily available. Sourced 2026-08-26
CCH Axcess Tax (full product) Wolters Kluwer	CPA and accounting	per-user	None published Third party figure on record: $1,200 to $2,200 per user/year	No figure	REPORTED	unclekam.com, which discloses no methodology and cites no vendor document. Wolters Kluwer's own Essentials and package-options pages returned HTTP 403 on three attempts. Sourced 2026-08-26
CCH Axcess Tax Essentials (bundle SKU) Wolters Kluwer	CPA and accounting	flat	None published Third party figure on record: $2,299 to $9,999 per firm/year, capped by return volume	No figure	REPORTED	fitsmallbusiness.com/cch-axcess-tax-review/, which attributes the ladder to CCH's own bundle structure; corroborated by trustradius.com on the ultratax page. Wolters Kluwer's own pages 403'd. Sourced 2026-08-26
Corvee (legacy, pre-acquisition) Corvee (now Instead)	CPA and accounting	flat	None published Third party figure on record: $10,000 to $15,000 per firm/year	No figure	REPORTED	Three third-party pages carried this figure in a 2026-08-26 read (unclekam.com, mavizontech.com, aeanet.org). On 2026-08-27 all three failed re-fetch: two HTTP 404, one HTTP 403. Sourced 2026-08-26
Docyt Docyt	CPA and accounting	flat	$299 per month (basis not confirmed) Some tiers published, others gated	No figure	VERIFIED Direct fetch of the vendor page, receipt dated below	docyt.com/pricing, vendor's own page, fetched live, as far as the page states. Sourced 2026-08-27
Drake Tax Drake Software	CPA and accounting	flat	$2,075 to $3,295 per firm/year	No figure	VERIFIED Direct fetch of the vendor page, receipt dated below	drakesoftware.com/pricing, official vendor pricing page, fetched directly. Sourced 2026-08-26
Holistiplan Holistiplan	CPA and accounting	per-unit	$749 to $15,499 per firm/year, scaled by household count	No figure	VERIFIED Direct fetch of the vendor page, receipt dated below	holistiplan.com/pricing, official vendor pricing page, fetched directly. Sourced 2026-08-27
Instead (post-acquisition Corvee) Instead	CPA and accounting	usage-based	None published No dollar figure in any source consulted	No figure	VERIFIED Direct fetch of the vendor page, receipt dated below	instead.com/pricing and instead.com/corvee, both fetched directly 2026-08-27. Sourced 2026-08-27
Jetpack Workflow Jetpack Workflow	CPA and accounting	quote-only	None published No dollar figure in any source consulted	No figure	UNSOURCED	Not published anywhere, including on Jetpack Workflow's own CCH Axcess alternatives page. Sourced 2026-08-26
Karbon Karbon	CPA and accounting	per-user	$59 to $99 per user/month Some tiers published, others gated	No figure	VERIFIED Direct fetch of the vendor page, receipt dated below	karbonhq.com/pricing/, official vendor pricing page, fetched directly. Sourced 2026-08-26
Lacerte Intuit	CPA and accounting	flat	$599 per firm/year, base licence (pay-per-return) Some tiers published, others gated	No figure	VERIFIED Direct fetch of the vendor page, receipt dated below	accountants.intuit.com/tax-software/lacerte/pricing/, official vendor pricing page, fetched directly. Sourced 2026-08-26
Onvio Firm Management Thomson Reuters	CPA and accounting	quote-only	None published No dollar figure in any source consulted	No figure	UNSOURCED	tax.thomsonreuters.com/onvio/pricing/, official vendor pricing page, fetched directly: contact form and phone number, no dollar figure anywhere on it. Sourced 2026-08-26
Planner CS Thomson Reuters	CPA and accounting	quote-only	None published No dollar figure in any source consulted	No figure	UNSOURCED	tax.thomsonreuters.com/en/planner-cs returned HTTP 404 on 2026-08-27 and no search surfaced a dollar figure from any source. Sourced 2026-08-27
Practice CS Thomson Reuters	CPA and accounting	quote-only	None published No dollar figure in any source consulted	No figure	UNSOURCED	jetpackworkflow.com and getcanopy.com, two independent secondary sources that agree pricing is sales-contact only. Thomson Reuters' own Practice CS support page has no pricing page to check against. Sourced 2026-08-26
ProConnect Tax Intuit	CPA and accounting	quote-only	None published No dollar figure in any source consulted	No figure	UNSOURCED	fitsmallbusiness.com lists it as quote upon request; no published figure the live page would stand behind. Sourced 2026-08-26
ProSeries Intuit	CPA and accounting	flat	$419 per firm/year, pay-per-return package	No figure	REPORTED	Sourced to accountants.intuit.com's own pricing page and PDF pricing sheet via WebSearch synthesis, but not independently fetched in that pass. Sourced 2026-08-26
QuickBooks Online Intuit	CPA and accounting	flat	None published Third party figure on record: $38 per client file/month	No figure	REPORTED	As cited on itqlick.com's Botkeeper comparison table, fetched live. Two direct fetch attempts to quickbooks.intuit.com timed out. Sourced 2026-08-27
Sage Intacct Sage	CPA and accounting	quote-only	None published Third party figure on record: $400 per firm/month, quoted	No figure	REPORTED	Cited on itqlick.com's Botkeeper comparison table, fetched live. Sage's own pricing page was not independently read. Sourced 2026-08-27
TaxDome TaxDome	CPA and accounting	per-user	None published Third party figure on record: $800 to $1,200 per user/year	No figure	REPORTED	getuku.com, aimadefor.com and portico.run (aggregator synthesis). taxdome.com/pricing returned HTTP 403 on two attempts across two URL variants. Sourced 2026-08-26
TaxPlanIQ TaxPlanIQ	CPA and accounting	flat	$397 to $997 per firm/month	No figure	VERIFIED Direct fetch of the vendor page, receipt dated below	taxplaniq.com/pricing, official vendor pricing page, fetched directly. Sourced 2026-08-27
Tidyflow Tidyflow	CPA and accounting	per-user	$39 to $69 per user/month	No figure	VERIFIED Direct fetch of the vendor page, receipt dated below	tidyflow.com/cch-axcess-alternatives/, the vendor's own page, fetched directly. Sourced 2026-08-26
UltraTax CS Thomson Reuters	CPA and accounting	per-user	None published Third party figure on record: $1,650 per user/year (street estimate, base configuration)	No figure	REPORTED	Absence of published pricing VERIFIED at tax.thomsonreuters.com/en/products/ultratax-cs (official page, fetched directly). Street estimate REPORTED by oneupnetworks.com, a single aggregator whose own page states the estimates are directional only and none are published by Thomson Reuters. Sourced 2026-08-26
Xendoo Xendoo	CPA and accounting	flat	$355 to $995 per client business/month	No figure	VERIFIED Direct fetch of the vendor page, receipt dated below	xendoo.com/xendoo-pricing/, official vendor pricing page, fetched live. Sourced 2026-08-27
Zeni Zeni	CPA and accounting	flat	$494 to $799 per client company/month	No figure	VERIFIED Direct fetch of the vendor page, receipt dated below	zeni.ai/pricing, official vendor pricing page, fetched live. Sourced 2026-08-27
Autodesk Construction Cloud (incl. BIM 360) Autodesk	Construction	per-user	$1,284 per user/year (BIM Collaborate Pro) Some tiers published, others gated	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), construction cluster, citing saasworthy.com and storables.com, with Autodesk's own community forum for the licensing complaints. Sourced 2026-08-26
B2W Software Trimble	Construction	flat	None published Third party figure on record: $2,500 per firm/month (B2W Estimate), or $5,500 per user perpetual	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), construction cluster, citing getonecrew.com 'B2W Pricing 2026'. Sourced 2026-08-26
Buildertrend Buildertrend	Construction	flat	$299 to $1,099 per firm/month Some tiers published, others gated	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), construction cluster, citing toricentlabs.com. Sourced 2026-08-26
CMiC CMiC	Construction	flat	None published Third party figure on record: $50,000 to $150,000 per firm/year, licensing, depending on modules and user mix	$150,000 to $500,000	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), construction cluster, citing top10erp.org and erpresearch.com, with selecthub.com's G2 synthesis for sentiment. Sourced 2026-08-26
Command Alkon (Command Cloud) Command Alkon	Construction	usage-based	None published No dollar figure in any source consulted	No figure	UNSOURCED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), construction cluster; no published pricing and no third-party estimate across two searches. Tier structure from mastery.commandalkon.com. Sourced 2026-08-26
Deltek ComputerEase Deltek	Construction	quote-only	None published No dollar figure in any source consulted	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), construction cluster, citing vendr.com. Sourced 2026-08-26
Foundation Software (FOUNDATION) Foundation Software	Construction	flat	None published Third party figure on record: $400 to $1,500 per firm/month	$3,000 to $20,000	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), construction cluster, citing softwareconnect.com and hh2.com. Sourced 2026-08-26
HCSS (HeavyBid / HeavyJob) HCSS	Construction	flat	None published Third party figure on record: $4,000 to $40,000 per firm/year	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), construction cluster, citing getonecrew.com. Sourced 2026-08-26
InEight InEight (Kiewit)	Construction	quote-only	None published No dollar figure in any source consulted	No figure	UNSOURCED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), construction cluster; g2.com-sourced characterisation only. Sourced 2026-08-26
Jonas Premier Jonas Construction Software	Construction	per-user	None published Third party figure on record: $85 to $750 per user/month	$50,000	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), construction cluster, citing itqlick.com and marginlock.app, both cited precisely because they disagree. Sourced 2026-08-26
Oracle Aconex Oracle	Construction	quote-only	None published No dollar figure in any source consulted	No figure	UNSOURCED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), construction cluster; softwareadvice.com gives tier positioning only. Sourced 2026-08-26
Oracle Textura Payment Management Oracle	Construction	quote-only	None published No dollar figure in any source consulted	No figure	UNSOURCED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), construction cluster; no Textura-specific figure found. Sourced 2026-08-26
Procore Procore Technologies	Construction	usage-based	None published Third party figure on record: $15,000 to $80,000 per firm/year, priced on Annual Construction Volume, not seats	$5,000 to $25,000	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), construction cluster, citing scanmanifold.com 'Procore Pricing 2026' and projul.com. Sourced 2026-08-26
Sage 300 CRE Sage	Construction	flat	None published Third party figure on record: $200 to $1,500 per firm/month ongoing	$50,000 to $150,000	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), construction cluster, citing anterratech.com and premiercs.com for setup, hh2.com for the ongoing rate. Sourced 2026-08-26
Trimble e-Builder (Trimble Unity Construct) Trimble	Construction	quote-only	None published No dollar figure in any source consulted	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), construction cluster, citing nova-mind.cloud, not vendor-confirmed. Sourced 2026-08-26
Trimble Viewpoint (Vista and Spectrum) Trimble	Construction	flat	None published Third party figure on record: $3,900 to $6,500 per firm/month	$100,000 to $400,000	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), construction cluster, citing premiercs.com '9 Affordable Viewpoint Alternatives', with Capterra and softwareconnect.com for reviewer sentiment. Sourced 2026-08-26
AVImark Covetrus	Dental and veterinary	per-user	None published Third party figure on record: $150 to $400 per user/month	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), dental-vet cluster, citing Costbench estimates. Sourced 2026-08-26
CareStack CareStack	Dental and veterinary	per-user	None published Third party figure on record: $698 per user/month, Basic plan, starting	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), dental-vet cluster, citing one Capterra-sourced aggregator. Sourced 2026-08-26
Cloud9 Ortho Planet DDS	Dental and veterinary	per-user	None published Third party figure on record: $50 to $500 per user/month (sources conflict on the unit)	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), dental-vet cluster, citing TrustRadius ($50/mo starting) and Capterra ($500/user/month). Sourced 2026-08-26
Cornerstone IDEXX	Dental and veterinary	flat	None published Third party figure on record: $420 to $950 per practice/month	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), dental-vet cluster, citing Capterra for the $420/mo figure and NectarVet/TrustRadius for the loaded TCO. Sourced 2026-08-26
Covetrus Pulse (formerly eVetPractice) Covetrus	Dental and veterinary	flat	None published Third party figure on record: $100 to $169 per practice/month	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), dental-vet cluster, citing SaaSWorthy and GetApp. Sourced 2026-08-26
Curve Dental (Curve Hero) Curve Dental	Dental and veterinary	per-user	None published Third party figure on record: $25 to $399 per user/month	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), dental-vet cluster, citing GetApp, Capterra and ITQlick. Sourced 2026-08-26
Denticon Planet DDS	Dental and veterinary	flat	None published Third party figure on record: $795 per practice/month, starting	$5,000 to $15,000	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), dental-vet cluster, citing EHRSource and an MSN-syndicated piece, 'Hidden Fees and Contract Traps in Denticon, Planet DDS, and DentalOS'. Sourced 2026-08-26
Dentrix / Dentrix Ascend Henry Schein One	Dental and veterinary	flat	None published Third party figure on record: $399 to $1,599 per practice/month, scaling with users	$995	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), dental-vet cluster, citing Wiredforthefuture (2026) and a Capterra-sourced estimate. No price list on dentrix.com. Sourced 2026-08-26
Digitail Digitail	Dental and veterinary	per-user	$300 per veterinarian/month	No figure	VERIFIED-LEDGER Vendor-published source named, sweep date only, no per-row fetch receipt	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), dental-vet cluster, citing digitail.com/pricing, the vendor's own pricing page. Sourced 2026-08-26
Dolphin Imaging and Management Patterson Dental	Dental and veterinary	flat	None published Third party figure on record: $250 to $400 per practice/month	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), dental-vet cluster, citing ITQlick and Capterra. Sourced 2026-08-26
Eaglesoft Patterson Dental	Dental and veterinary	per-user	None published Third party figure on record: $200 to $1,500 per user/month	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), dental-vet cluster, citing the aggregator Costbench: three plans from $200 to $1,500/user/mo. Sourced 2026-08-26
ezyVet IDEXX	Dental and veterinary	per-user	$260.50 per user/month, Basic tier, starting	No figure	VERIFIED-LEDGER Vendor-published source named, sweep date only, no per-row fetch receipt	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), dental-vet cluster, citing ezyvet.com/pricing/us, the vendor's own pricing page. Sourced 2026-08-26
NexHealth NexHealth	Dental and veterinary	flat	$350 to $1,000 per practice/month, modular Some tiers published, others gated	$500 to $3,000	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), dental-vet cluster, citing NexHealth and Capterra. Sourced 2026-08-26
Overjet AI Overjet	Dental and veterinary	flat	None published Third party figure on record: $250 to $3,000 per practice/month	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), dental-vet cluster, citing UMU, ReelMind and Oreate AI. Sourced 2026-08-26
PetDesk PetDesk	Dental and veterinary	flat	None published Third party figure on record: $249 to $389 per practice/month, core	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), dental-vet cluster, citing VetSoftwareHub and G2. Sourced 2026-08-26
RevenueWell RevenueWell	Dental and veterinary	flat	None published Third party figure on record: $100 to $500 per practice/month	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), dental-vet cluster, citing SelectHub and Software Finder. Sourced 2026-08-26
Shepherd Shepherd Veterinary Software	Dental and veterinary	flat	None published Third party figure on record: $299 per practice/month, flat, no per-user charges	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), dental-vet cluster, citing a vetclinictech.com comparison. Sourced 2026-08-26
Solutionreach Solutionreach	Dental and veterinary	flat	None published Third party figure on record: $329 to $1,500 per practice/month	$1,500	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), dental-vet cluster, the ledger's canonical row, citing NoShowCost (2026) and a separate ITQlick estimate, plus Capterra/SelectHub/SoftwareAdvice synthesis. Sourced 2026-08-26
Vetspire Vetspire	Dental and veterinary	per-user	None published Third party figure on record: $299 to $379 per veterinarian/month	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), dental-vet cluster, citing SoftwareWorld and VetSoftwareHub. Sourced 2026-08-26
Weave Weave Communications	Dental and veterinary	flat	$199 to $900 per location/month Some tiers published, others gated	$750 to $950	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), dental-vet cluster, citing DentalBase, ekimit, NoShowCost and Emitrr (2026), plus a G2/Capterra/Reddit/DentalTown synthesis. Sourced 2026-08-26
Adobe Commerce (Magento Commerce) Adobe	Ecommerce and retail ops	quote-only	None published No dollar figure in any source consulted	No figure	UNSOURCED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), ecommerce-retail-ops cluster, citing a Software Advice profile. Sourced 2026-08-27
Akeneo Akeneo	Ecommerce and retail ops	flat	$15,000 per firm/year, Growth Package, starting Some tiers published, others gated	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), ecommerce-retail-ops cluster, citing a Software Advice profile. Sourced 2026-08-27
Algolia Algolia	Ecommerce and retail ops	usage-based	None published Third party figure on record: $12,413 to $260,594 per firm/year	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), ecommerce-retail-ops cluster, citing vendr.com negotiated-deal data across 144 purchases. Sourced 2026-08-27
Bloomreach (Discovery + Engagement) Bloomreach	Ecommerce and retail ops	flat	None published Third party figure on record: $77,000 to $177,315 per firm/year	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), ecommerce-retail-ops cluster, citing vendr.com negotiated-deal data. Sourced 2026-08-27
Brightpearl Sage	Ecommerce and retail ops	flat	None published Third party figure on record: $156,796 to $198,316 per firm/year	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), ecommerce-retail-ops cluster, citing vendr.com negotiated-deal data. Sourced 2026-08-27
Cin7 (Core + Omni) Cin7	Ecommerce and retail ops	flat	$349 to $1,199 per firm/month Some tiers published, others gated	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), ecommerce-retail-ops cluster, citing cin7.com (vendor) for the $349 Standard tier and a Software Advice profile (aggregator); the two disagree on the Advanced tier that sets the top of this row's range. Sourced 2026-08-27
commercetools commercetools	Ecommerce and retail ops	usage-based	None published Third party figure on record: $150,600 to $151,200 per firm/year	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), ecommerce-retail-ops cluster, citing vendr.com negotiated-deal data. Sourced 2026-08-27
Extensiv Order Manager (formerly Skubana) Extensiv	Ecommerce and retail ops	quote-only	None published No dollar figure in any source consulted	No figure	UNSOURCED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), ecommerce-retail-ops cluster, citing a Software Advice profile. Sourced 2026-08-27
Gorgias Gorgias	Ecommerce and retail ops	flat	$10 to $900 per firm/month, by ticket volume Some tiers published, others gated	No figure	VERIFIED-LEDGER Vendor-published source named, sweep date only, no per-row fetch receipt	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), ecommerce-retail-ops cluster; the ledger states the tiers are vendor-published. Sourced 2026-08-27
Lightspeed Retail Lightspeed Commerce	Ecommerce and retail ops	flat	$89 to $339 per firm/month	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), ecommerce-retail-ops cluster, citing lightspeedhq.com/pricing (vendor) for the $89 floor and a Software Advice profile (aggregator) for the $339 ceiling. Sourced 2026-08-27
Linnworks Linnworks	Ecommerce and retail ops	usage-based	None published No dollar figure in any source consulted	No figure	UNSOURCED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), ecommerce-retail-ops cluster. Sourced 2026-08-27
NetSuite (retail and ecommerce ops) Oracle	Ecommerce and retail ops	flat	None published Third party figure on record: $7,172 to $298,097 per firm/year	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), ecommerce-retail-ops cluster, citing vendr.com negotiated-deal data across 1,506 purchases, with Selecthub corroborating the small end. Sourced 2026-08-27
Rithum (formerly ChannelAdvisor) Rithum	Ecommerce and retail ops	quote-only	None published No dollar figure in any source consulted	No figure	UNSOURCED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), ecommerce-retail-ops cluster; channeladvisor.com now redirects to rithum.com/pricing, which is quote-only. Sourced 2026-08-27
Salesforce Commerce Cloud Salesforce	Ecommerce and retail ops	quote-only	None published No dollar figure in any source consulted	No figure	UNSOURCED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), ecommerce-retail-ops cluster, citing a Software Advice profile. Sourced 2026-08-27
Salsify Salsify	Ecommerce and retail ops	flat	None published Third party figure on record: $18,000 to $86,250 per firm/year	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), ecommerce-retail-ops cluster, citing vendr.com negotiated-deal data and a Software Advice profile. Sourced 2026-08-27
ShipHero ShipHero	Ecommerce and retail ops	quote-only	None published No dollar figure in any source consulted	No figure	UNSOURCED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), ecommerce-retail-ops cluster, citing a Software Advice profile. Sourced 2026-08-27
Shopify Plus Shopify	Ecommerce and retail ops	flat	$2,000 per firm/month, starting, single tier Some tiers published, others gated	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), ecommerce-retail-ops cluster, citing a Software Advice profile. Sourced 2026-08-27
SPS Commerce SPS Commerce	Ecommerce and retail ops	usage-based	None published Third party figure on record: $3,060 to $27,382 per firm/year	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), ecommerce-retail-ops cluster, citing vendr.com negotiated-deal data. Sourced 2026-08-27
Yotpo Yotpo	Ecommerce and retail ops	flat	$368 to $1,198 per firm/month, by order volume Some tiers published, others gated	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), ecommerce-retail-ops cluster, citing vendr.com negotiated-deal data and a Software Advice profile. Sourced 2026-08-27
ABC Fitness (Glofox / ABC Ignite) ABC Fitness Solutions	Health and wellness services	quote-only	None published No dollar figure in any source consulted	No figure	UNSOURCED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), health-wellness-services cluster; Glofox's own pricing page and its Software Advice profile both omit dollar figures. Sourced 2026-08-27
AlayaCare AlayaCare	Health and wellness services	flat	$1,000 per agency/month, starting Some tiers published, others gated	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), health-wellness-services cluster, citing Software Advice (single plan shown). Sourced 2026-08-27
Boulevard Boulevard	Health and wellness services	flat	$176 to $421 per location/month Some tiers published, others gated	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), health-wellness-services cluster, citing Software Advice. Sourced 2026-08-27
ChiroTouch ChiroTouch (Integrated Practice Solutions)	Health and wellness services	flat	$139 to $529 per practice/month, flat tiers	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), health-wellness-services cluster, citing Software Advice. Sourced 2026-08-27
ClearCare / WellSky Personal Care WellSky	Health and wellness services	quote-only	None published No dollar figure in any source consulted	No figure	UNSOURCED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), health-wellness-services cluster; the one figure shown was a flagged teaser, see dropped_rows. Sourced 2026-08-27
Daxko Daxko	Health and wellness services	quote-only	None published No dollar figure in any source consulted	No figure	UNSOURCED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), health-wellness-services cluster; Daxko's own site and a Software Advice profile guess both returned no pricing data. Sourced 2026-08-27
HHAeXchange HHAeXchange	Health and wellness services	flat	$375 per agency/month, starting Some tiers published, others gated	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), health-wellness-services cluster, citing Software Advice (single plan shown, no tier breakdown). Sourced 2026-08-27
Jane App Jane Software	Health and wellness services	per-user	$54 to $99 per practitioner/month	No figure	VERIFIED-LEDGER Vendor-published source named, sweep date only, no per-row fetch receipt	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), health-wellness-services cluster, citing jane.app/pricing, the vendor's own pricing page. Sourced 2026-08-27
MatrixCare ResMed (MatrixCare)	Health and wellness services	quote-only	None published No dollar figure in any source consulted	No figure	UNSOURCED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), health-wellness-services cluster; vendor site and two Software Advice category guesses both 404'd, and a live Bing pricing query returned only MatrixCare's own site. Sourced 2026-08-27
Meevo Millennium Systems International	Health and wellness services	quote-only	None published No dollar figure in any source consulted	No figure	UNSOURCED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), health-wellness-services cluster; Software Advice profile guess 404'd, meevo.com not reached, live Bing pricing query returned no dollar figures. Sourced 2026-08-27
Mindbody Mindbody	Health and wellness services	flat	$79 per studio/month, published Starter tier Some tiers published, others gated	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), health-wellness-services cluster, citing Software Advice. Sourced 2026-08-27
Prompt (PromptHealth EMR) Prompt Therapy Solutions	Health and wellness services	quote-only	None published No dollar figure in any source consulted	No figure	UNSOURCED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), health-wellness-services cluster; promptemr.com/pricing redirects to prompthealth.com/pricing which returned 404, G2 pricing blocked with HTTP 403, and a live Bing query surfaced no dollar figures. Sourced 2026-08-27
Raintree Systems Raintree Systems	Health and wellness services	quote-only	None published No dollar figure in any source consulted	No figure	UNSOURCED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), health-wellness-services cluster; vendor site not reached, Software Advice profile guess 404'd, live Bing pricing query returned no dollar figures. Sourced 2026-08-27
WebPT WebPT	Health and wellness services	per-user	$99 per provider/month, base Some tiers published, others gated	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), health-wellness-services cluster, the ledger's canonical row merged with the healthcare-practices row, citing Software Advice, exercise.com and ITQlick (2026). Sourced 2026-08-27
Zenoti Zenoti	Health and wellness services	flat	$300 per location/month, starting Some tiers published, others gated	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), health-wellness-services cluster, citing Software Advice for the starting figure; the custom-quote statement is from Zenoti's own pricing page. Sourced 2026-08-27
AdvancedMD AdvancedMD	Healthcare practices	per-user	None published Third party figure on record: $130 to $729 per provider/month	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), healthcare-practices cluster, citing ITQlick and PricingNow (2026). Sourced 2026-08-26
Availity (Essentials / Essentials Pro) Availity	Healthcare practices	flat	None published No dollar figure in any source consulted	No figure	UNSOURCED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), healthcare-practices cluster. THE LEDGER ROW NAMES NO SOURCE FOR ITS DOLLAR FIGURE, so the figure is not carried; see dropped_rows. Sourced 2026-08-26
CareCloud CareCloud	Healthcare practices	per-user	None published Third party figure on record: $349 to $629 per provider/month	$1,000 to $5,000	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), healthcare-practices cluster, citing Jotform and ITQlick (2026). Sourced 2026-08-26
CentralReach CentralReach	Healthcare practices	per-user	None published Third party figure on record: $50 to $250 per user/month	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), healthcare-practices cluster, citing Passage Health and ITQlick (2026). Sourced 2026-08-26
Change Healthcare / Optum UnitedHealth Group (Optum)	Healthcare practices	quote-only	None published No dollar figure in any source consulted	No figure	UNSOURCED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), healthcare-practices cluster; no public per-practice price. Adjacent data point cited to Healthcare Dive and Healthcare Brew. Sourced 2026-08-26
CoverMyMeds McKesson	Healthcare practices	flat	None published No dollar figure in any source consulted	No figure	UNSOURCED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), healthcare-practices cluster. THE LEDGER ROW NAMES NO SOURCE FOR ITS PRICE CLAIM, so no figure is carried; see dropped_rows. Sourced 2026-08-26
DrChrono EverHealth (EverCommerce)	Healthcare practices	per-user	None published Third party figure on record: $300 to $500 per provider/month	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), healthcare-practices cluster, citing Pabau (2026). Sourced 2026-08-26
eClinicalWorks eClinicalWorks	Healthcare practices	per-user	None published Third party figure on record: $449 to $599 per provider/month	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), healthcare-practices cluster, citing ohmd.com/blog/eclinicalworks-pricing (2026). Sourced 2026-08-26
Epic (Community Connect / EpicCare Ambulatory) Epic Systems	Healthcare practices	flat	None published Third party figure on record: $500,000 to $2,000,000 per site, Community Connect access	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), healthcare-practices cluster, citing HyScaler and Becker's (2026). Sourced 2026-08-26
Greenway Health (Intergy / Prime Suite) Greenway Health	Healthcare practices	per-user	$799 to $941 per provider/month Some tiers published, others gated	No figure	VERIFIED-LEDGER Vendor-published source named, sweep date only, no per-row fetch receipt	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), healthcare-practices cluster, citing Greenway's own mandatory-disclosure PDF plus softwarefinder and pricingnow (2026). Sourced 2026-08-26
Klara Modernizing Medicine (ModMed)	Healthcare practices	quote-only	None published No dollar figure in any source consulted	No figure	UNSOURCED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), healthcare-practices cluster; the ledger states no independent published price exists. Software Finder aggregation cited only for sentiment, not for a figure. Sourced 2026-08-26
Luma Health Luma Health	Healthcare practices	flat	None published Third party figure on record: $250 per month, scaling with providers and patient volume	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), healthcare-practices cluster, citing Curogram and Emitrr; the ledger states the vendor publishes nothing. Sourced 2026-08-26
Modernizing Medicine (ModMed / EMA) Modernizing Medicine	Healthcare practices	per-user	$800 to $1,000 per user/month Some tiers published, others gated	No figure	VERIFIED-LEDGER Vendor-published source named, sweep date only, no per-row fetch receipt	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), healthcare-practices cluster, citing ModMed's own Costs and Limitations of Certified Health IT disclosure PDF and a MedicalRecords.com 2026 guide. Sourced 2026-08-26
NextGen Healthcare NextGen Healthcare	Healthcare practices	per-user	None published Third party figure on record: $150 to $500 per provider/month (core EHR)	$15,000 to $70,000	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), healthcare-practices cluster, citing TrustRadius, Develo (2026) and pricingnow.com. Sourced 2026-08-26
Phreesia Phreesia	Healthcare practices	flat	None published Third party figure on record: $250 to $800 per month	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), healthcare-practices cluster, citing ITQlick and Emitrr (2026). Sourced 2026-08-26
PointClickCare PointClickCare	Healthcare practices	per-user	None published Third party figure on record: $300 per user/month, and up; alternatively $0.35-$0.50 per bed/day	$10,000 to $50,000	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), healthcare-practices cluster, the ledger's canonical row for this product, citing Enzo Health and GetApp (2026). The health-wellness-services sweep separately confirmed the vendor pricing page 404s, G2 blocked (403), and Software Advice and GetApp profiles 404. Sourced 2026-08-26
Tebra (Kareo + PatientPop) Tebra	Healthcare practices	per-user	$149 to $799 per provider/month	$500	VERIFIED-LEDGER Vendor-published source named, sweep date only, no per-row fetch receipt	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), healthcare-practices cluster, citing tebra.com/pricing plus Pabau (2026). Sourced 2026-08-26
Waystar Waystar	Healthcare practices	flat	None published Third party figure on record: $500 to $10,000 per firm/month, scaling with user count	$2,000 to $10,000	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), healthcare-practices cluster, citing VerifyTX and SelectHub (2026), plus BBB, G2 and MDClarity for the contract evidence. Sourced 2026-08-26
BuildOps BuildOps	Home services	quote-only	None published No dollar figure in any source consulted	No figure	UNSOURCED	buildops.com/pricing, the vendor's own pricing page, fetched directly, confirming non-disclosure. Sourced 2026-08-26
FieldEdge FieldEdge (Xplor)	Home services	hybrid	None published Third party figure on record: $100 to $125 per user/month, office and technician priced separately	$500 to $4,000	REPORTED	serviceagent.ai/blogs/fieldedge-pricing and itqlick.com/fieldedge/pricing, both fetched 2026-08-27; a separate $4,000 one-time implementation fee REPORTED by method.me. Absence of any published rate card VERIFIED at fieldedge.com/pricing/, which requires a demo. Sourced 2026-08-27
FieldPulse FieldPulse	Home services	quote-only	None published No dollar figure in any source consulted	No figure	UNSOURCED	fieldpulse.com/pricing, the vendor's own pricing page, fetched directly, confirming non-disclosure. Sourced 2026-08-27
Housecall Pro Housecall Pro	Home services	hybrid	$59 to $329 per company/month with a user allowance, then per additional user	No figure	VERIFIED Direct fetch of the vendor page, receipt dated below	housecallpro.com/pricing/, the vendor's own pricing page, fetched directly. Sourced 2026-08-26
Jobber Jobber	Home services	hybrid	$21 to $699 per company/month by user tier, then $29 per additional user	No figure	VERIFIED Direct fetch of the vendor page, receipt dated below	getjobber.com/pricing/, the vendor's own pricing page, fetched directly. Sourced 2026-08-26
Service Fusion Service Fusion	Home services	flat	$208 to $627 per company/month, unlimited users on every tier	No figure	VERIFIED Direct fetch of the vendor page, receipt dated below	servicefusion.com/pricing/, the vendor's own pricing page, fetched directly. Sourced 2026-08-26
ServiceM8 ServiceM8	Home services	flat	$29 to $349 per company/month, unlimited users on every paid tier	No figure	VERIFIED Direct fetch of the vendor page, receipt dated below	servicem8.com/pricing, the vendor's own pricing page, fetched live 2026-08-27. Sourced 2026-08-27
ServiceTitan ServiceTitan, Inc.	Home services	per-tech	None published Third party figure on record: $245 to $500 per technician/month	$5,000 to $50,000	REPORTED	Convergence across getonecrew.com, projul.com, myquoteiq.com, tooleduppro.com, rivetops.io and itqlick.com/servicetitan/pricing. Absence of any published figure VERIFIED at servicetitan.com/pricing, which gates all three tiers behind Request Pricing. Sourced 2026-08-26
ServiceTrade ServiceTrade	Home services	per-user	None published Third party figure on record: $75 per user/month ($900 per user/year)	No figure	REPORTED	itqlick.com (aggregator), via the MASTER-TARGETS construction sweep. Absence of any figure on the vendor's own comparison page VERIFIED on /vs/servicetitan-alternatives/: ServiceTrade describes only 'flexible pricing plans'. Sourced 2026-08-26
Workiz Workiz Inc.	Home services	flat	None published Third party figure on record: $187 to $325 per company/month, plus per additional user	No figure	REPORTED	checkthat.ai and itqlick.com (aggregators, fetched live 2026-08-27) for the tier figures; absence of any published number VERIFIED at workiz.com/pricing-plans/, which gates all three current tiers. Real customer amounts VERIFIED from dated first-person sources: trustpilot.com/review/workiz.com and the bbb.org business profile. Sourced 2026-08-27
Agilysys Agilysys	Hospitality and restaurants	quote-only	None published Third party figure on record: $3,000 per firm, starting (basis not further specified by the source)	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), hospitality-restaurants cluster, citing selecthub.com. Sourced 2026-08-26
Amadeus Hospitality Amadeus	Hospitality and restaurants	quote-only	None published No dollar figure in any source consulted	No figure	UNSOURCED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), hospitality-restaurants cluster; the only scraped figure was rejected as junk, see dropped_rows. Sourced 2026-08-26
Cloudbeds Cloudbeds	Hospitality and restaurants	per-unit	$15 per room/month (entry), with reported flat tiers of $180-$320 per property/month Some tiers published, others gated	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), hospitality-restaurants cluster, citing hotelminder.com and roommaster.com. Sourced 2026-08-26
Crunchtime Crunchtime	Hospitality and restaurants	flat	None published Third party figure on record: $350 to $500 per location/month	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), hospitality-restaurants cluster, citing restauranttools.ai and itqlick.com. Sourced 2026-08-26
Duetto Duetto	Hospitality and restaurants	flat	None published Third party figure on record: $200 to $500 per property/month	$500 to $10,000	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), hospitality-restaurants cluster, citing hoteltechreport.com. Sourced 2026-08-26
Fourth / HotSchedules Fourth	Hospitality and restaurants	per-user	None published No dollar figure in any source consulted	No figure	UNSOURCED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), hospitality-restaurants cluster, citing selectsoftwarereviews.com. Sourced 2026-08-26
IDeaS IDeaS, a SAS company	Hospitality and restaurants	quote-only	None published No dollar figure in any source consulted	No figure	UNSOURCED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), hospitality-restaurants cluster; the only figure located was a category claim, see dropped_rows. Sourced 2026-08-26
MarketMan MarketMan	Hospitality and restaurants	flat	$199 to $1,800 per location/month at single site, rising with multi-location bundles	$500	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), hospitality-restaurants cluster, citing marketman.com/pricing (vendor) for the $199 single-location list price and restaurantinventorytools.com (aggregator) for the multi-location bands that set the top of this row's range. Sourced 2026-08-26
Mews Mews	Hospitality and restaurants	per-unit	$8 to $25 per room/month Some tiers published, others gated	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), hospitality-restaurants cluster, citing roommaster.com and hoteltechreport.com. Sourced 2026-08-26
NCR Aloha NCR Voyix	Hospitality and restaurants	per-unit	$175 per terminal/month (Aloha Cloud Pro) Some tiers published, others gated	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), hospitality-restaurants cluster, citing loman.ai/blog/ncr-aloha-pricing and pricingnow.com. Sourced 2026-08-26
Olo Olo Inc.	Hospitality and restaurants	flat	None published Third party figure on record: $400 to $1,000 per location/month	$3,000	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), hospitality-restaurants cluster, citing zay-os.com for the entry figure and deployment fee and revolutionordering.com, a competitor teardown, for the lower band. Sourced 2026-08-26
Oracle Hospitality OPERA PMS Oracle	Hospitality and restaurants	per-unit	None published Third party figure on record: $15 to $60 per room/month (cloud), or $2,000-$5,000 per property/month	$50,000 to $500,000	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), hospitality-restaurants cluster, citing softwarefinder.com and pricingnow.com. Sourced 2026-08-26
PAR POS / Brink POS PAR Technology	Hospitality and restaurants	per-unit	$90 per terminal/month, single-terminal starter Some tiers published, others gated	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), hospitality-restaurants cluster, citing softwareadvice.com and softwaresuggest.com. Sourced 2026-08-26
Restaurant365 Restaurant365	Hospitality and restaurants	flat	$469 to $789 per location/month (billed quarterly)	No figure	VERIFIED-LEDGER Vendor-published source named, sweep date only, no per-row fetch receipt	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), hospitality-restaurants cluster, citing restaurant365.com/pricing-plans, the vendor's own page, corroborated on Capterra. Sourced 2026-08-26
SevenRooms SevenRooms	Hospitality and restaurants	flat	None published Third party figure on record: $300 to $1,000 per location/month	$5,000 to $25,000	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), hospitality-restaurants cluster, citing restaurantbookingsystem.com. Sourced 2026-08-26
StayNTouch StayNTouch	Hospitality and restaurants	quote-only	None published No dollar figure in any source consulted	No figure	UNSOURCED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), hospitality-restaurants cluster; stayntouch.com/mobile-pms-pricing carries only a consulting add-on rate. Sourced 2026-08-26
Toast Toast, Inc.	Hospitality and restaurants	per-unit	$69 to $165 per terminal/month, software plan	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), hospitality-restaurants cluster, citing pos.toasttab.com (vendor) for the $69 POS plan and owner.com/blog/toast-pricing (2026, aggregator) for the loaded totals; no source in this record attributes the $165 top of the terminal band to the vendor's own page. Sourced 2026-08-26
Tripleseat Tripleseat	Hospitality and restaurants	flat	None published Third party figure on record: $149 to $375 per venue/month	$199 to $500	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), hospitality-restaurants cluster, citing saasworthy.com and perfectvenue.com. Sourced 2026-08-26
AgencyZoom AgencyZoom	Insurance	per-user	None published Third party figure on record: $99 to $199 per user/month	No figure	REPORTED	unlockedcrm.ai, a competing vendor that ranks its own product first on the same page. Sourced 2026-08-27
AMS360 Vertafore	Insurance	per-user	None published Third party figure on record: $150 to $300 per user/month	$5,000 to $25,000	REPORTED	unlockedcrm.ai/blog/how-much-does-vertafore-ams360-really-cost, read directly; absence of published pricing VERIFIED at vertafore.com/products/ams360 (contact form and phone number only). Sourced 2026-08-27
Applied Epic Applied Systems	Insurance	per-user	None published Third party figure on record: $150 to $200 per user/month	$10,000 to $100,000	REPORTED	itqlick.com/applied-epic/pricing and quotesweep.com/blog/applied-epic-vs-ezlynx, both read directly; the source labels its own figures estimates because Applied Systems publishes nothing. Absence of any pricing page VERIFIED 2026-08-27. Sourced 2026-08-27
ClientCircle (formerly Rocket Referrals) ClientCircle	Insurance	quote-only	None published No dollar figure in any source consulted	No figure	UNSOURCED	clientcircle.com/plans, the vendor's own plans page, fetched live 2026-08-27, as a confirmed absence of pricing rather than as a figure. Sourced 2026-08-27
EZLynx EZLynx	Insurance	per-user	None published Third party figure on record: $200 per user/month (aggregator estimate; vendor states no flat rate exists)	$1,000 to $5,000	REPORTED	Absence of a flat rate VERIFIED at ezlynx.com/pricing (vendor's own words: pricing is based on the number of users at your agency and the products you need, so there is no single flat rate). Dollar figures REPORTED from quotesweep.com, ustechautomations.com and unlockedcrm.ai. Sourced 2026-08-27
HawkSoft HawkSoft	Insurance	hybrid	None published Third party figure on record: $85 to $135 per user/month, on top of an unpublished flat base fee	No figure	REPORTED	Rates REPORTED across quotesweep.com, saasworthy.com, glovebox.io, agencymate.com, unlockedcrm.ai and a Software Advice profile. Contract terms VERIFIED at blog.hawksoft.com/guide-to-ams-pricing. hawksoft.com/pricing returns HTTP 404. Sourced 2026-08-27
Jenesis / JenesisNow Jenesis Software	Insurance	per-user	None published Third party figure on record: $50 to $70 per user/month	No figure	REPORTED	Converging aggregators GetApp, Software Advice and G2. Jenesis's own pricing-guide post, fetched directly, discusses pricing structure conceptually and publishes no dollar figures. Sourced 2026-08-27
Mineral Mineral (Mitratech)	Insurance	quote-only	None published Vendor publication not established	No figure	UNSOURCED	getmineral.io refused connection, the Software Advice profile returned HTTP 404 and G2 returned HTTP 403, all on 2026-08-27. Sourced 2026-08-27
NowCerts / Momentum AMP NowCerts	Insurance	flat	None published Third party figure on record: $99 to $349 per firm/month, tiered by included user count	No figure	REPORTED	capterra.com/p/132779/NowCerts/pricing/ read directly, plus converging aggregators softwarefinder.com, zoftwarehub.com and G2. Absence of pricing on the vendor's own page VERIFIED at nowcerts.com/pricing/ (2026-08-27). Sourced 2026-08-27
QQCatalyst Vertafore	Insurance	per-user	None published Third party figure on record: $129 per user/month	$0	REPORTED	Capterra QQCatalyst product page, read directly. Ownership VERIFIED from vertafore.com press release 'Vertafore Acquires QQ Solutions', dated June 16, 2015 (QQ Solutions, Inc., Deerfield Beach FL). Sourced 2026-08-27
Sagitta Vertafore	Insurance	flat	None published Third party figure on record: $40,000 per firm/year, software only, starting	No figure	REPORTED	Absence of any published pricing and active product status VERIFIED at vertafore.com/products/sagitta, fetched 2026-08-27. All dollar and carrier figures REPORTED from a single third-party blog, ustechautomations.com. Sourced 2026-08-27
unLocked CRM unLocked CRM	Insurance	flat	$69 to $149 per firm/month, no per-user fees	No figure	REPORTED	unlockedcrm.ai, read 2026-08-27. This is the vendor's own figure on its own site, but it appears inside a comparison page where it ranks itself first, so it is self-interested. Sourced 2026-08-27
Veruna Veruna	Insurance	per-user	None published No dollar figure in any source consulted	No figure	UNSOURCED	Two sources give directly contradictory figures and neither is confirmed at the vendor; veruna.com/pricing returned HTTP 404 on 2026-08-27. The live page prints neither number. Sourced 2026-08-27
Zywave Zywave, Inc.	Insurance	flat	None published Third party figure on record: $600 to $41,000 per agency/year	$1,000 to $10,000	REPORTED	softwarefinder.com 'how much does Zywave cost' read live 2026-08-27, whose own article states Zywave does not publicly publish standard pricing; bundle figures REPORTED from an insurance-forums.com 'Zywave Costs' thread reachable only through a search-engine snippet; the site returns HTTP 403 to direct fetch. Renewal increases, Trustpilot and BBB patterns VERIFIED by direct fetch of bbb.org and trustpilot.com. Sourced 2026-08-27
Adobe Acrobat Pro Adobe	Law	per-user	None published Vendor publication not established	No figure	UNSOURCED	adobe.com/acrobat pricing pages timed out on two fetch attempts, 2026-08-27. Sourced 2026-08-27
compareDocs DocsCorp (now Litera)	Law	per-user	None published Third party figure on record: $49.50 per user (basis as listed by the directory)	No figure	REPORTED	sourceforge.net directory listing, fetched 2026-08-27; contradicted by a VERIFIED live 301 redirect from docscorp.com and docscorp.com/products/comparedocs/ to litera.com, both fetched 2026-08-27. Sourced 2026-08-27
Draftable Draftable	Law	per-user	$129 to $261 per user/year	No figure	VERIFIED Direct fetch of the vendor page, receipt dated below	draftable.com/pricing, vendor's own pricing page, fetched directly; the $129 annual figure independently corroborated by a sourceforge.net listing. Sourced 2026-08-27
iManage Work (cloud) iManage	Law	per-user	None published Third party figure on record: $50 to $75 per user/month	$10,000 to $25,000	REPORTED	lexworkplace.com/imanage-pricing and itqlick.com/imanage/pricing; imanage.com/pricing/ returns HTTP 404, which means that URL does not exist rather than that iManage publishes no price, so the absence here is reported and not verified. Sourced 2026-08-27
Kira Systems Litera (acquired 2021)	Law	quote-only	None published No dollar figure in any source consulted	No figure	UNSOURCED	en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Litera_(company), fetched 2026-08-27, independently corroborated by altern.ai describing Kira as now part of Litera. Sourced 2026-08-27
LexWorkplace Uptime Legal Systems	Law	hybrid	$395 to $595 per firm/month (3 users included, then per additional user)	$0 to $3,995	VERIFIED Direct fetch of the vendor page, receipt dated below	lexworkplace.com/pricing/, vendor's own pricing page, fetched directly. Sourced 2026-08-26
Litera (Compare / Litera One suite) Litera	Law	per-user	None published Third party figure on record: $116 to $195 per user/year	No figure	REPORTED	spellbook.com/learn/litera-compare-pricing (itself citing Capterra, and calling its own figure a rough estimate) and a sourceforge.net alternatives listing; absence of any published price VERIFIED at litera.com/store, fetched 2026-08-27. Sourced 2026-08-27
Microsoft 365 , the SharePoint DMS layer, Microsoft	Law	per-user	$7 to $32 per user/month (annual billing)	No figure	VERIFIED Direct fetch of the vendor page, receipt dated below	microsoft.com official business plan comparison page, fetched directly. Sourced 2026-08-26
NetDocuments NetDocuments	Law	per-user	None published Third party figure on record: $15 to $65 per user/month	$3,700 to $175,000	REPORTED	checkthat.ai/brands/netdocuments/pricing and suitefiles.com/suitefiles-vs-netdocuments (converging aggregators); absence of a price list VERIFIED by direct fetch, netdocuments.com/pricing returned HTTP 404. Sourced 2026-08-26
SuiteFiles SuiteFiles	Law	flat	$210 to $250 per firm/month Some tiers published, others gated	No figure	VERIFIED Direct fetch of the vendor page, receipt dated below	suitefiles.com/pricing-us/, vendor's own pricing page, fetched directly. Sourced 2026-08-26
Worldox NetDocuments (acquired Worldox October 18, 2022)	Law	per-user	None published No dollar figure in any source consulted	No figure	UNSOURCED	Ownership VERIFIED at netdocuments.com/company-news/netdocuments-acquires-worldox/ and worldox.com, both fetched 2026-08-26. No price carried: the live /vs/netdocuments-alternatives/ page explicitly withholds the circulating figures as uncorroborated. Sourced 2026-08-26
Blue Yonder WMS Blue Yonder (Panasonic)	Logistics and freight	flat	None published Third party figure on record: $80,000 to $200,000 per warehouse/year	$200,000 to $1,000,000	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), logistics-freight cluster, citing vendorbenchmark.com for the subscription and ERPSoftwareBlog (2026) for implementation. Sourced 2026-08-26
Descartes Aljex Descartes Systems Group	Logistics and freight	flat	$499 to $2,375 per firm/month, by included user count	No figure	VERIFIED-LEDGER Vendor-published source named, sweep date only, no per-row fetch receipt	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), logistics-freight cluster, citing aljex.com/pricing, the vendor's own pricing page. Sourced 2026-08-26
E2open E2open	Logistics and freight	flat	None published Third party figure on record: $50,000 per year at a 100-user deployment of advanced features	$200,000 to $1,000,000	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), logistics-freight cluster, citing Locus and vendorbenchmark. Sourced 2026-08-26
FourKites FourKites	Logistics and freight	flat	None published Third party figure on record: $100 to $1,000 per month, entry tiers	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), logistics-freight cluster, citing SelectHub and other unnamed sources for the second band. Sourced 2026-08-26
Infor Nexus Infor	Logistics and freight	quote-only	None published No dollar figure in any source consulted	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), logistics-freight cluster, citing ITQlick. Sourced 2026-08-26
Korber (K.Motion WMS, formerly HighJump) Korber Supply Chain	Logistics and freight	flat	None published Third party figure on record: $5,000 per firm/month, entry tier	$15,000 to $100,000	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), logistics-freight cluster, citing PricingNow and SelectHub for the entry tier and ITQlick for implementation. Sourced 2026-08-26
Manhattan Associates (Manhattan Active / SCALE) Manhattan Associates	Logistics and freight	flat	None published Third party figure on record: $100,000 to $1,500,000 per year, enterprise-wide or per large distribution centre	$300,000 to $2,000,000	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), logistics-freight cluster, citing vendorbenchmark.com and Forthsuite. Sourced 2026-08-26
McLeod Software (LoadMaster / PowerBroker TMS) McLeod Software	Logistics and freight	quote-only	None published Third party figures on record: $75,000 to $200,000 per year at 100 to 500 trucks and $200,000 to $500,000 per year at 500 to 5,000 trucks for LoadMaster, plus $50,000 to $150,000 per year for PowerBroker brokerage	$100,000 to $500,000	REPORTED	glideappsagency.com/blog/mcleod-logistics-software-review, an agency analysis of the vendor, fetched directly. Correction: a $100,000 implementation figure previously carried in this row was attributed to toolradar.com, and both of that directory's McLeod pages were fetched and neither carries a McLeod dollar figure, so that citation was dropped and the figure was re-sourced. The same agency analysis states a wider $200,000 to $1,000,000 implementation range in its summary section than in its pricing section; the tighter of the two is the one carried here. Sourced 2026-08-29, row corrected after the 2026-08-27 build
MercuryGate TMS MercuryGate International	Logistics and freight	flat	None published Third party figure on record: $80,000 to $250,000 per firm/year, by shipment volume and carrier count	$30,000 to $50,000	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), logistics-freight cluster, citing ITQlick and LogiCatalog. Sourced 2026-08-26
Motive (formerly KeepTruckin) Motive	Logistics and freight	per-unit	None published Third party figure on record: $20 to $50 per vehicle/month	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), logistics-freight cluster, citing Fleetlogging and SaaSrat. Sourced 2026-08-26
Omnitracs Solera	Logistics and freight	per-unit	None published Third party figure on record: $25 to $65 per vehicle/month	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), logistics-freight cluster, citing Fleetopsclub. Sourced 2026-08-26
Oracle Transportation Management (OTM) Oracle	Logistics and freight	flat	None published Third party figure on record: $50,000 to $500,000 per firm/year	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), logistics-freight cluster, citing ERP Research and SelectHub. Sourced 2026-08-26
project44 project44	Logistics and freight	flat	None published Third party figure on record: $6,250 to $16,667 per firm/month (derived from the annual bands)	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), logistics-freight cluster, citing a Locus pricing guide, SelectHub and Tradlinx. Sourced 2026-08-26
Samsara Samsara	Logistics and freight	per-unit	None published Third party figure on record: $27 to $33 per vehicle/month (software)	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), logistics-freight cluster, citing Airpinpoint (2026). Sourced 2026-08-26
SAP Transportation Management (SAP TM) SAP	Logistics and freight	flat	None published Third party figure on record: $2,500,000 per year, licensing in annual blocks	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), logistics-freight cluster, citing Locus, with SAP Community threads for sentiment. Sourced 2026-08-26
Trimble TMW (TruckMate / TMW Suite) Trimble	Logistics and freight	quote-only	None published No dollar figure in any source consulted	$50,000 to $200,000	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), logistics-freight cluster, citing a Toro TMS competitor page. Sourced 2026-08-26
Turvo Turvo	Logistics and freight	flat	$599 to $5,000 per firm/month Some tiers published, others gated	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), logistics-freight cluster, citing a Warp article ('$0 Shipper TMS vs $5,000 a Month, Turvo') and ARK TMS estimates. Sourced 2026-08-26
Verizon Connect Verizon	Logistics and freight	per-unit	None published Third party figure on record: $20 to $70 per vehicle/month	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), logistics-freight cluster, citing a Spytec 2026 comparison. Sourced 2026-08-26
Acumatica (incl. Manufacturing Edition) Acumatica	Manufacturing	usage-based	None published Third party figure on record: $6,396 to $100,000 per firm/year, resource and transaction based, not per named seat	$20,000 to $500,000	REPORTED	Absence of a published rate VERIFIED at acumatica.com/pricing/, the vendor's own page. Dollar figures REPORTED from erpresearch.com/pricing/acumatica via search aggregation, not independently fetched. Sourced 2026-08-27
Cetec ERP Cetec ERP	Manufacturing	per-user	$20 to $50 per user/month, 5-user minimum	$0	VERIFIED Direct fetch of the vendor page, receipt dated below	cetecerp.com/monthly-pricing and cetecerp.com/pricing, the vendor's own pages, fetched live 2026-08-27. Sourced 2026-08-27
DELMIAWorks (formerly IQMS) Dassault Systemes	Manufacturing	quote-only	None published No dollar figure in any source consulted	No figure	UNSOURCED	The only figure located was withheld as untrustworthy; see dropped_rows. Sourced 2026-08-27
Dynamics 365 Business Central Microsoft	Manufacturing	per-user	$8 to $110 per user/month	$30,000 to $100,000	REPORTED	Converging aggregators (msdynamicsworld.com, sabrelimited.com and others). Microsoft's own list price is public but sources returned inconsistent figures in that pass, so the live page labels it reported rather than verified. Sourced 2026-08-27
Epicor Kinetic Epicor	Manufacturing	hybrid	None published Third party figure on record: $80 to $250 per user/month; sources disagree on whether a base fee also applies	$50,000 to $1,000,000	REPORTED	erpresearch.com/pricing/epicor-kinetic, trustradius.com and selecthub.com via search aggregation. Sourced 2026-08-27
Fulcrum (Fulcrum Pro) Fulcrum	Manufacturing	per-user	None published Third party figure on record: $50 to $150 per user/month	$5,000 to $50,000	REPORTED	ITQlick aggregator. fulcrumpro.com and fulcrumpro.com/pricing return HTTP 404 as of 2026-08-27, which is a missing URL rather than a confirmed absence of published pricing; softwareconnect.com, g2.com and capterra.com corroborate the model but publish no number. Sourced 2026-08-27
Global Shop Solutions Global Shop Solutions	Manufacturing	per-user	None published Third party figure on record: $65 to $200 per user/month (cloud)	$20,000 to $250,000	REPORTED	erpresearch.com/pricing/global-shop-solutions and itqlick.com/global-shop-solutions-erp/pricing, both read live 2026-08-27. Absence of any published rate card VERIFIED at globalshopsolutions.com/pricing/. Sourced 2026-08-27
JobBOSS2 / E2 Shop System ECI Solutions	Manufacturing	per-user	None published Third party figure on record: $85 to $200 per user/month	$2,000 to $20,000	REPORTED	Absence of a published figure VERIFIED at ecisolutions.com/products/jobboss2/job-shop-software-pricing/ and capterra.com/p/219273/JobBOSS/pricing/, and jobboss.com/pricing 301-redirects to a quote-gated page, all fetched live 2026-08-27. Figures REPORTED from itqlick.com/jobboss and itqlick.com/jobboss/pricing. Sourced 2026-08-27
Katana MRP Katana	Manufacturing	flat	$299 per company/month, unlimited users at one location, plus usage Some tiers published, others gated	$0 to $2,000	VERIFIED Direct fetch of the vendor page, receipt dated below	katanamrp.com/pricing/, the vendor's own pricing page, fetched live 2026-08-27. Sourced 2026-08-27
MRPeasy MRPeasy	Manufacturing	per-user	$49 to $149 per user/month	$0	VERIFIED Direct fetch of the vendor page, receipt dated below	mrpeasy.com/pricing/, the vendor's own pricing page, fetched live 2026-08-27. Sourced 2026-08-27
NetSuite (manufacturing) Oracle	Manufacturing	hybrid	None published Third party figure on record: $999 to $2,000 per company/month base, plus $99-$199 per user/month	$25,000 to $750,000	REPORTED	digit-software.com, netsuite.folio3.com, brokenrubik.com and erpresearch.com, converging via search aggregation. Renewal outliers from inteltech.com, which attributes them to threads it does not link. Sourced 2026-08-27
Odoo Odoo	Manufacturing	per-user	$24.90 to $61 per user/month (annual billing)	No figure	VERIFIED Direct fetch of the vendor page, receipt dated below	odoo.com/pricing, the vendor's own pricing page, fetched directly 2026-08-27. Sourced 2026-08-27
Plex Manufacturing Cloud Rockwell Automation	Manufacturing	per-user	None published Third party figure on record: $300 to $650 per user/month	No figure	REPORTED	selecthub.com/p/erp-software/plex-systems/ fetched live 2026-08-27 for the $500 starting figure; the wider band from top10erp.org and erpresearch.com, carried from a 2026-08-26 sweep, both URLs erroring on a fresh fetch 2026-08-27 and therefore not re-read. Plex publishes no rate card of its own. Sourced 2026-08-27
ProShop ERP ProShop ERP	Manufacturing	quote-only	None published Vendor publication not established	No figure	UNSOURCED	proshoperp.com and proshoperp.com/pricing both returned HTTP 403 on two separate attempts, 2026-08-27; itqlick.com had no listing. Sourced 2026-08-27
SAP Business One SAP	Manufacturing	per-user	None published Third party figure on record: $95 to $250 per user/month (cloud)	$15,000 to $300,000	REPORTED	erpresearch.com/pricing/sap-business-one via search aggregation. Sourced 2026-08-27
Anthology (Blackboard + Campus Management) Anthology	Nonprofit and education	quote-only	None published No dollar figure in any source consulted	No figure	UNSOURCED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), nonprofit-education cluster; Vendr and GetApp fetches both returned HTTP 404. Sourced 2026-08-26
Blackbaud Financial Edge NXT Blackbaud	Nonprofit and education	flat	None published Third party figure on record: $400 to $1,000 per organisation/month	$10,000 to $50,000	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), nonprofit-education cluster, citing sendgrant.com, consistent with Alignmint's broader $10,000-$15,000+/yr Blackbaud estimate. Sourced 2026-08-26
Blackbaud Raiser's Edge NXT Blackbaud	Nonprofit and education	flat	None published Third party figure on record: $5,000 to $15,000 per organisation/year (small orgs; scaling into six figures for large)	$5,000 to $25,000	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), nonprofit-education cluster, citing getalignmint.org/blog/blackbaud-pricing and ITQlick. Sourced 2026-08-26
Blackbaud Tuition Management Blackbaud	Nonprofit and education	quote-only	None published No dollar figure in any source consulted	No figure	UNSOURCED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), nonprofit-education cluster; a Bing SERP fetch and a direct parent-portal fetch both failed to return usable pricing content. Sourced 2026-08-26
Bonterra / EveryAction Bonterra	Nonprofit and education	flat	None published Third party figure on record: $4,000 per organisation/year, mid-sized base, and up	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), nonprofit-education cluster, citing trustradius.com and DNL OmniMedia. Sourced 2026-08-26
Ellucian (Banner / Colleague) Ellucian	Nonprofit and education	flat	None published Third party figure on record: $2,688 to $40,394 per institution/year	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), nonprofit-education cluster, citing vendr.com/marketplace/ellucian. Sourced 2026-08-26
EverTrue EverTrue	Nonprofit and education	quote-only	None published No dollar figure in any source consulted	No figure	UNSOURCED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), nonprofit-education cluster; Vendr confirmed the listing exists but disclosed no pricing, and no other source was checked. Sourced 2026-08-26
FACTS Management Nelnet	Nonprofit and education	quote-only	None published No dollar figure in any source consulted	No figure	UNSOURCED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), nonprofit-education cluster; multiple fetch attempts returned no usable pricing. Sourced 2026-08-26
Finalsite Finalsite	Nonprofit and education	flat	$6,000 per school/year, Finalsite Apply module only Some tiers published, others gated	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), nonprofit-education cluster, citing getapp.com. Sourced 2026-08-26
Fluxx Fluxx	Nonprofit and education	quote-only	None published No dollar figure in any source consulted	No figure	UNSOURCED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), nonprofit-education cluster; GetApp explicitly shows 'No pricing info'. Sourced 2026-08-26
Fonteva Fonteva (Togetherwork)	Nonprofit and education	flat	None published Third party figure on record: $175 to $700 per organisation/month (membership from $175/mo; Events at $8,400/yr)	$10,000 to $150,000	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), nonprofit-education cluster, citing softwarefinder.com and smartthoughts.net. Sourced 2026-08-26
Higher Logic Higher Logic	Nonprofit and education	flat	None published Third party figure on record: $10,727 to $400,000 per organisation/year	$15,000 to $100,000	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), nonprofit-education cluster, citing vendr.com/marketplace/higher-logic, built on buyer-submitted deal data. Sourced 2026-08-26
iMIS Advanced Solutions International	Nonprofit and education	quote-only	None published No dollar figure in any source consulted	No figure	UNSOURCED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), nonprofit-education cluster; G2 returned HTTP 403 and GetApp/Vendr URLs returned 404. No pricing figure retrieved. Sourced 2026-08-26
Instructure Canvas Instructure	Nonprofit and education	per-user	None published Third party figure on record: $3 to $12 per active user/year	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), nonprofit-education cluster, citing vendr.com/marketplace/instructure, built on buyer-submitted deal data. Sourced 2026-08-26
PowerSchool SIS PowerSchool (Bain Capital)	Nonprofit and education	quote-only	None published No dollar figure in any source consulted	No figure	UNSOURCED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), nonprofit-education cluster; the one aggregator figure was rejected, see dropped_rows. Sourced 2026-08-26
Salesforce Nonprofit Cloud (NPSP) Salesforce	Nonprofit and education	per-user	None published No dollar figure in any source consulted	No figure	UNSOURCED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), nonprofit-education cluster; the only figures found describe Salesforce generally, not NPSP, see dropped_rows. Sourced 2026-08-26
Slate Technolutions	Nonprofit and education	quote-only	None published No dollar figure in any source consulted	No figure	UNSOURCED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), nonprofit-education cluster; Vendr confirmed Slate is listed on their marketplace but disclosed no pricing. Sourced 2026-08-26
SmartSimple Cloud SmartSimple Software	Nonprofit and education	quote-only	None published No dollar figure in any source consulted	No figure	UNSOURCED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), nonprofit-education cluster; GetApp explicitly shows 'No pricing info'. Sourced 2026-08-26
Veracross Veracross	Nonprofit and education	flat	None published Third party figure on record: $500 to $4,167 per school/month (derived: $500/mo starter to $50,000/yr full suite)	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), nonprofit-education cluster, citing capterra.com and zeffy.com/compare/zeffy-vs-veracross. Sourced 2026-08-26
AppFolio Property Manager Plus AppFolio	Property and real estate	per-unit	None published Third party figure on record: $3.20 per unit/month, with a $960/month minimum	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), property-realestate cluster, citing AppFolioPricing.com and TrustRadius. Sourced 2026-08-26
ARGUS Enterprise Altus Group	Property and real estate	per-user	None published Third party figure on record: $1,500 per year, almost certainly a single-seat licence	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), property-realestate cluster; the only concrete figure is a single Wall Street Oasis forum post from 2023. Sourced 2026-08-26
BoomTown BoomTown (Inside Real Estate)	Property and real estate	flat	None published Third party figure on record: $1,000 to $2,500 per team/month, platform only	$1,500	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), property-realestate cluster, citing two independent breakdowns, LuxuryPresence (2026) and KDS Development. Sourced 2026-08-26
Building Engines / Prism JLL	Property and real estate	quote-only	None published No dollar figure in any source consulted	No figure	UNSOURCED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), property-realestate cluster; no pricing surfaced anywhere in that pass. Acquisition figure from JLL/PRNewswire. Sourced 2026-08-26
Buildium RealPage	Property and real estate	flat	$62 to $400 per firm/month, flat tiers	No figure	VERIFIED-LEDGER Vendor-published source named, sweep date only, no per-row fetch receipt	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), property-realestate cluster, citing buildium.com, the vendor's own site. Sourced 2026-08-26
CINC (Commissions Inc) CINC	Property and real estate	flat	None published Third party figure on record: $900 to $1,500 per month, individual-agent lead generation packages	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), property-realestate cluster, citing SelectHub and Hooquest. Sourced 2026-08-26
CoStar Suite CoStar Group	Property and real estate	flat	None published Third party figure on record: $15,000 to $100,000 per firm/year	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), property-realestate cluster, citing PriceLevel.com and Vendr.com's CoStar buyer guide, both built on buyer-submitted actual contracts. Sourced 2026-08-26
Entrata Entrata	Property and real estate	quote-only	None published Third party figure on record: $100 to $500 starting figure with NO BASIS STATED BY THE SOURCE	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), property-realestate cluster, citing SaaSWorthy for the single figure. Sourced 2026-08-26
HqO HqO	Property and real estate	quote-only	None published No dollar figure in any source consulted	No figure	UNSOURCED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), property-realestate cluster. THE LEDGER ROW CITES ONLY 'A SINGLE AGGREGATOR ESTIMATE' WITHOUT NAMING IT, so the figure is not carried; see dropped_rows. Sourced 2026-08-26
kvCORE / BoldTrail Inside Real Estate	Property and real estate	flat	None published Third party figure on record: $499 to $1,800 per month, by agent versus team/brokerage tier	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), property-realestate cluster, citing justarealtor.com and LuxuryPresence. Sourced 2026-08-26
MRI Software MRI Software	Property and real estate	flat	None published Third party figure on record: $800 to $20,000 per firm/month	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), property-realestate cluster, citing Facilio's 2026 breakdown. Sourced 2026-08-26
Placer.ai Placer.ai	Property and real estate	flat	None published Third party figure on record: $5,000 to $50,000 per firm/year	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), property-realestate cluster, citing two independent aggregators that roughly agree: growthfactor.ai and shyft.ai. Sourced 2026-08-26
Propertyware RealPage	Property and real estate	per-unit	None published Third party figure on record: $1 to $2 per unit/month, with $250-$450 monthly minimums	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), property-realestate cluster, citing aitoolsbakery.com, ITQlick and RenPro. Sourced 2026-08-26
RealPage RealPage (Thoma Bravo)	Property and real estate	per-unit	None published Third party figure on record: $7.30 to $12.50 per month per 10,000 square feet	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), property-realestate cluster, citing RealPage's G2- and ITQlick-listed pricing. Sourced 2026-08-26
Rent Manager London Computer Systems	Property and real estate	per-unit	None published Third party figure on record: $1 to $2.25 per unit/month, with a $200 monthly minimum	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), property-realestate cluster, citing Capterra and SoftwareSuggest. Sourced 2026-08-26
Reonomy Altus Group	Property and real estate	flat	None published Third party figure on record: $299 to $500 per month; sources disagree on whether the basis is per user or per account	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), property-realestate cluster, citing a Mashvisor synthesis. Sourced 2026-08-26
ResMan ResMan	Property and real estate	per-unit	None published Third party figure on record: $1 to $3 per unit/month, mid-size portfolios	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), property-realestate cluster, citing a SelectHub synthesis. The ledger itself calls this row weak. Sourced 2026-08-26
VTS VTS	Property and real estate	quote-only	None published No dollar figure in any source consulted	No figure	UNSOURCED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), property-realestate cluster; SoftwareFinder-level synthesis notes only that some users feel the pricing is relatively high. Sourced 2026-08-26
Yardi Voyager Yardi Systems	Property and real estate	flat	None published Third party figure on record: $50,000 to $500,000 per firm/year, core Voyager	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), property-realestate cluster, citing agorareal.com cross-referenced against Vendr.com, with a SelectHub/Capterra synthesis for the low end. Sourced 2026-08-26
Ylopo Ylopo	Property and real estate	flat	None published Third party figure on record: $300 to $1,000 per month, small teams	$1,500	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), property-realestate cluster, citing theclose.com and dmrmedia.org. Sourced 2026-08-26
AccuLynx AccuLynx	Specialty trades	quote-only	None published No dollar figure in any source consulted	No figure	UNSOURCED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), trades-verticals-2 cluster; GetApp states only that pricing is high, especially with add-ons. Sourced 2026-08-26
Aspire Aspire Software (ServiceTitan)	Specialty trades	quote-only	None published No dollar figure in any source consulted	No figure	UNSOURCED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), trades-verticals-2 cluster; GetApp shows 'No pricing info' across Growth, Corporate and Enterprise, Capterra's landscape category page shows no price, and the vendor pricing path 404'd. Sourced 2026-08-26
FieldRoutes FieldRoutes (ServiceTitan)	Specialty trades	flat	$350 per firm/month, starting Some tiers published, others gated	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), trades-verticals-2 cluster, citing two independent named sources: Capterra's pest-control category page and GetApp's FieldRoutes listing. Sourced 2026-08-26
Janitorial Manager Janitorial Manager (Double A Solutions)	Specialty trades	quote-only	None published No dollar figure in any source consulted	No figure	UNSOURCED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), trades-verticals-2 cluster; vendor pricing path 404, GetApp shows 'No pricing info' billed 'Other, Per Month', Capterra's janitorial category page leaves the price column blank, FinancesOnline 404. Sourced 2026-08-26
JobNimbus JobNimbus	Specialty trades	per-user	None published Third party figure on record: $300 per user/month	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), trades-verticals-2 cluster, citing GetApp. Sourced 2026-08-26
LMN (Landscape Management Network) Granum	Specialty trades	flat	$297 to $648 per firm/month, by office and crew licence count Some tiers published, others gated	No figure	VERIFIED-LEDGER Vendor-published source named, sweep date only, no per-row fetch receipt	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), trades-verticals-2 cluster, citing granum.com/lmn/pricing, the vendor's own pricing page. Sourced 2026-08-26
RealGreen WorkWave (RealGreen Systems)	Specialty trades	flat	$199 per firm/month, starting Some tiers published, others gated	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), trades-verticals-2 cluster, citing Capterra's pest-control and lawn-care category pages. Sourced 2026-08-26
Roofr Roofr	Specialty trades	flat	$109 to $349 per firm/month	No figure	VERIFIED-LEDGER Vendor-published source named, sweep date only, no per-row fetch receipt	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), trades-verticals-2 cluster, citing roofr.com/pricing, the vendor's own pricing page. Sourced 2026-08-26
Service Autopilot Service Autopilot	Specialty trades	flat	$49 to $499 per firm/month Some tiers published, others gated	No figure	VERIFIED-LEDGER Vendor-published source named, sweep date only, no per-row fetch receipt	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), trades-verticals-2 cluster; the ledger states the tiers are vendor-published, though it names no URL. Sourced 2026-08-26
SingleOps SingleOps	Specialty trades	per-user	$200 to $500 per user/month Some tiers published, others gated	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), trades-verticals-2 cluster, citing GetApp. Sourced 2026-08-26
Skimmer Skimmer	Specialty trades	per-unit	$1 to $2 per serviced pool/month, with $49-$98/month minimums Some tiers published, others gated	No figure	VERIFIED-LEDGER Vendor-published source named, sweep date only, no per-row fetch receipt	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), trades-verticals-2 cluster, citing getskimmer.com/pricing, the vendor's own pricing page. Sourced 2026-08-26
SmartMoving SmartMoving	Specialty trades	flat	$399 per firm/month, single flat starting price Some tiers published, others gated	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), trades-verticals-2 cluster, citing GetApp. Sourced 2026-08-26
Supermove Supermove	Specialty trades	quote-only	None published No dollar figure in any source consulted	No figure	UNSOURCED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), trades-verticals-2 cluster; vendor pricing pages at both supermove.com/pricing and supermove.co/pricing returned 404, and GetApp shows 'No pricing info'. Sourced 2026-08-26
Swept Swept	Specialty trades	flat	$30 to $225 per firm/month, priced in location bands from a 15-location minimum	No figure	VERIFIED-LEDGER Vendor-published source named, sweep date only, no per-row fetch receipt	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), trades-verticals-2 cluster, citing sweptworks.com/pricing, the vendor's own pricing page. Sourced 2026-08-26
WinTeam TEAM Software (Asure)	Specialty trades	quote-only	None published No dollar figure in any source consulted	No figure	UNSOURCED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), trades-verticals-2 cluster; vendor page path 404, GetApp and FinancesOnline listings both 404, and Capterra's facility-management category page (which lists 24 other products with prices) did not list WinTeam at all. Sourced 2026-08-26
WorkWave PestPac WorkWave	Specialty trades	quote-only	None published No dollar figure in any source consulted	No figure	UNSOURCED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), trades-verticals-2 cluster; quote-only everywhere checked (pestpac.com, financesonline, Capterra category page). Sourced 2026-08-26
AkkenCloud AkkenCloud	Staffing and recruiting	flat	None published Third party figure on record: $89.99 to $2,499 per firm/month, scaling with user count	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), staffing-recruiting cluster, citing Capterra for the entry figure and ITQlick for the scaling estimates. Sourced 2026-08-26
Avionte Avionte	Staffing and recruiting	flat	None published Third party figure on record: $750 per firm/month, starting	$5,000 to $20,000	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), staffing-recruiting cluster, citing Avahr and GetApp (2026). Sourced 2026-08-26
Beeline Beeline	Staffing and recruiting	quote-only	None published Third party figure on record: $50,000 to $890,000 GBP per year, ONE NAMED CUSTOMER'S ACTUAL ANNUAL SPEND, not a rate card	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), staffing-recruiting cluster, citing Beeline's own published content. Sourced 2026-08-26
Bullhorn Bullhorn	Staffing and recruiting	per-user	$99 to $250 per user/month Some tiers published, others gated	$1,000 to $50,000	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), staffing-recruiting cluster, citing Bullhorn's own small-agency pricing page for the $99 and $165 tiers, corroborated by Pin.com (2026), with Truffle (2026) for the all-in band that sets the top of this row's range and ITQlick for implementation. Sourced 2026-08-26
Bullhorn Automation (formerly Herefish) Bullhorn	Staffing and recruiting	flat	None published Third party figure on record: $750 per firm/month, add-on	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), staffing-recruiting cluster, citing Noon.ai (2026). Sourced 2026-08-26
Ceipal Ceipal	Staffing and recruiting	per-user	None published Third party figure on record: $24 to $48 per user/month, 5-seat minimum	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), staffing-recruiting cluster, citing Avahr and PeopleManagingPeople (2026). Sourced 2026-08-26
COATS Staffing Software Automated Business Designs is a different vendor; COATS is sold by COATS Staffing Software	Staffing and recruiting	quote-only	None published No dollar figure in any source consulted	No figure	UNSOURCED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), staffing-recruiting cluster; COATS' own site and Capterra list no numbers. The one figure available was a category benchmark, see dropped_rows. Sourced 2026-08-26
Crelate Crelate	Staffing and recruiting	per-user	$119 to $149 per user/month, 5-seat minimum Some tiers published, others gated	No figure	VERIFIED-LEDGER Vendor-published source named, sweep date only, no per-row fetch receipt	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), staffing-recruiting cluster; the ledger states the figures are vendor-published, though it names no URL. Sourced 2026-08-26
JobAdder JobAdder	Staffing and recruiting	per-user	None published Third party figure on record: $95 to $200 per user/month	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), staffing-recruiting cluster, citing Compono and Avahr (2026). Sourced 2026-08-26
JobDiva JobDiva	Staffing and recruiting	per-user	$100 to $210 per user/month Some tiers published, others gated	$5,000 to $50,000	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), staffing-recruiting cluster, citing Avahr and Prepzo (2026). Sourced 2026-08-26
Loxo Loxo	Staffing and recruiting	per-user	$169 to $400 per user/month Some tiers published, others gated	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), staffing-recruiting cluster, citing Augtal, Glozo and Happlicant (2026). Sourced 2026-08-26
Paradox (Olivia) Workday (acquired Paradox)	Staffing and recruiting	flat	None published Third party figure on record: $1,000 to $8,333 per firm/month (derived from the annual bands)	$15,000 to $35,000	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), staffing-recruiting cluster, citing Hiretruffle (2026). Sourced 2026-08-26
PCRecruiter Main Sequence Technology	Staffing and recruiting	per-user	None published Third party figure on record: $85 to $115 per user/month	$500 to $2,750	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), staffing-recruiting cluster, citing Softwarefinder (2026). Sourced 2026-08-26
Sense Sense (SenseHQ)	Staffing and recruiting	quote-only	None published No dollar figure in any source consulted	No figure	UNSOURCED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), staffing-recruiting cluster. Two candidate figures were rejected; see dropped_rows. Sourced 2026-08-26
TargetRecruit TargetRecruit	Staffing and recruiting	per-user	None published Third party figure on record: $124 to $150 per feature/month, or $150 per user/month on a separate reading	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), staffing-recruiting cluster, citing TargetRecruit's ITQlick-hosted FAQ and GetApp. Sourced 2026-08-26
TempWorks TempWorks Software	Staffing and recruiting	per-user	$49 per user/month (Core tier) Some tiers published, others gated	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), staffing-recruiting cluster, citing GetApp. Sourced 2026-08-26
Ultra-Staff EDGE Automated Business Designs	Staffing and recruiting	quote-only	None published No dollar figure in any source consulted	No figure	UNSOURCED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), staffing-recruiting cluster, citing Softwareadvice and G2 confirming quote-only. Sourced 2026-08-26
Vincere (Access Vincere Evo) The Access Group	Staffing and recruiting	per-user	$69 GBP per user/month (core CRM/ATS)	No figure	VERIFIED-LEDGER Vendor-published source named, sweep date only, no per-row fetch receipt	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), staffing-recruiting cluster; the ledger states the figures are vendor-published. Sourced 2026-08-26
WorkLLama WorkLLama	Staffing and recruiting	quote-only	None published No dollar figure in any source consulted	No figure	UNSOURCED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), staffing-recruiting cluster; no public pricing found anywhere. Sourced 2026-08-26
Addepar Addepar	Wealth and financial services	usage-based	None published Third party figure on record: $65,000 to $400,000 per firm/year, scaling with assets under management	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), wealth-finserv cluster, citing checkthat.ai cross-referencing G2 and TrustRadius. Sourced 2026-08-26
Blend Platform Blend Labs	Wealth and financial services	quote-only	None published No dollar figure in any source consulted	No figure	UNSOURCED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), wealth-finserv cluster; the Wikipedia fetch returned HTTP 404 and no other source was retrieved. Sourced 2026-08-26
Bloomberg Terminal (incl. AIM/PORT) Bloomberg L.P.	Wealth and financial services	per-user	None published Third party figure on record: $24,000 to $30,000 per user/year	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), wealth-finserv cluster, citing en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bloomberg_Terminal. Sourced 2026-08-26
Charles River Development State Street	Wealth and financial services	quote-only	None published No dollar figure in any source consulted	No figure	UNSOURCED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), wealth-finserv cluster; State Street paid about $2.6B to acquire CRD in 2018 (Wikipedia). Sourced 2026-08-26
eMoney Advisor Fidelity Investments	Wealth and financial services	per-user	None published Third party figure on record: $4,100 to $5,000 per advisor/year	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), wealth-finserv cluster, citing rightcapital.com/blog, a competitor's comparison page and Kitces. Sourced 2026-08-26
Encompass ICE Mortgage Technology	Wealth and financial services	quote-only	None published No dollar figure in any source consulted	No figure	UNSOURCED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), wealth-finserv cluster; ICE publishes only ROI marketing figures rather than cost. Sourced 2026-08-26
Envestnet \| Tamarac Envestnet	Wealth and financial services	flat	None published Third party figure on record: $2,268 per firm/year	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), wealth-finserv cluster, citing checkthat.ai; Envestnet corporate figures from Wikipedia. Sourced 2026-08-26
FactSet FactSet Research Systems	Wealth and financial services	per-user	None published No dollar figure in any source consulted	No figure	UNSOURCED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), wealth-finserv cluster; FactSet's own pricing page and a Capterra fetch returned no retrievable price data. Sourced 2026-08-26
Global Relay Archive Global Relay	Wealth and financial services	quote-only	None published No dollar figure in any source consulted	No figure	UNSOURCED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), wealth-finserv cluster; the pricing page returned HTTP 404 and no other source was retrieved. Sourced 2026-08-26
InvestCloud InvestCloud	Wealth and financial services	quote-only	None published No dollar figure in any source consulted	No figure	UNSOURCED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), wealth-finserv cluster; investcloud.com/pricing returned HTTP 404 and no other source was retrieved. Sourced 2026-08-26
Juniper Square Juniper Square	Wealth and financial services	quote-only	None published No dollar figure in any source consulted	No figure	UNSOURCED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), wealth-finserv cluster; junipersquare.com/pricing publishes no rates. Sourced 2026-08-26
Morningstar Direct Morningstar	Wealth and financial services	quote-only	None published No dollar figure in any source consulted	No figure	UNSOURCED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), wealth-finserv cluster; the Morningstar product page returned no pricing content and G2/Capterra pricing pages returned HTTP 403. Sourced 2026-08-26
nCino nCino	Wealth and financial services	quote-only	None published No dollar figure in any source consulted	No figure	UNSOURCED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), wealth-finserv cluster; the one located figure was rejected as unreliable, see dropped_rows. Sourced 2026-08-26
Orion Advisor Solutions Orion Advisor Solutions	Wealth and financial services	flat	None published Third party figure on record: $13,000 to $28,000 per firm/year, public editions	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), wealth-finserv cluster, citing findmymoat.com (sourced from G2 and SaaSworthy), with Kitces for the category minimum. Sourced 2026-08-26
Practifi Practifi	Wealth and financial services	per-user	$135 to $195 per user/month, tiered by firm size	No figure	VERIFIED-LEDGER Vendor-published source named, sweep date only, no per-row fetch receipt	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), wealth-finserv cluster, citing practifi.com/pricing, the vendor's own pricing page. Sourced 2026-08-26
Q2 Digital Banking Platform Q2 Holdings	Wealth and financial services	quote-only	None published No dollar figure in any source consulted	No figure	UNSOURCED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), wealth-finserv cluster; the Wikipedia fetch returned HTTP 404 and Q2's own pricing page returned no content. Sourced 2026-08-26
Redtail CRM Orion Advisor Solutions	Wealth and financial services	per-user	None published Third party figure on record: $39 to $65 per user/month, or $99-$130 per database/month for up to 15 users	No figure	REPORTED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), wealth-finserv cluster, citing smartasset.com. Sourced 2026-08-26
Salesforce Financial Services Cloud Salesforce	Wealth and financial services	per-user	$325 to $750 per user/month	No figure	VERIFIED-LEDGER Vendor-published source named, sweep date only, no per-row fetch receipt	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), wealth-finserv cluster, citing salesforce.com's financial-services pricing page, corroborated by pricingnow.com and softwarefinder.com. Sourced 2026-08-26
SS&C Black Diamond Wealth Platform SS&C Technologies	Wealth and financial services	quote-only	None published No dollar figure in any source consulted	No figure	UNSOURCED	MASTER-TARGETS.md (ColabContent discovery ledger), wealth-finserv cluster; SS&C publishes no pricing on advent.com or sscblackdiamond.com. Sourced 2026-08-26

A note on the implementation column. A blank there means no source put a figure on it, which is the case for 264 of the 327 products. It does not mean implementation is free, and in the enterprise rows it very often means the opposite.

By industry

Nineteen clusters, read one at a time.

Ordered by quote-only rate, most opaque first. Each summary gives the record count, the determined count, the split between fully published, partly published and quote-only, and the provenance mix. Where a cell has enough per-user or implementation rows to summarise, the medians are here too, with the fragile ones marked. Five of these clusters have published drill-down pages where individual products are priced out in detail, and those are linked from their sections.

Nonprofit and education 94.7 percent quote-only.

19 products, 19 determined. 18 publish no dollar figure at all (94.7 percent of determined), 1 publishes part of a price list, none publish a complete one. Provenance across all 19 rows: 0 VERIFIED, 0 VERIFIED-LEDGER, 9 REPORTED, 10 UNSOURCED.

Implementation, 4 products carrying a figure: median low $10,000, median high $75,000, observed range $5,000 to $150,000.

Tied for the most opaque cluster in the index. Fundraising platforms, student information systems and learning management suites are sold almost entirely through a quote, and the four implementation figures we could source are the highest median lows outside heavy industry.

Property and real estate 94.7 percent quote-only.

20 products, 19 determined. 18 publish no dollar figure at all (94.7 percent of determined), none publish part of a price list, 1 publishes a complete one. 1 row could not be determined and is excluded from that denominator. Provenance across all 20 rows: 0 VERIFIED, 1 VERIFIED-LEDGER, 16 REPORTED, 3 UNSOURCED.

Implementation, 2 products carrying a figure: too few for a median, observed range $1,500 to $1,500.

The other cluster at 94.7 percent. Property management, investor portals and brokerage platforms almost never publish, and the only two implementation figures we could source, BoomTown and Ylopo, both sit at $1,500 at each end of the band, which tells you how little of this category's real cost structure is on the record.

Auto dealers and repair 92.9 percent quote-only.

14 products, 14 determined. 13 publish no dollar figure at all (92.9 percent of determined), none publish part of a price list, 1 publishes a complete one. Provenance across all 14 rows: 0 VERIFIED, 1 VERIFIED-LEDGER, 8 REPORTED, 5 UNSOURCED.

Per user per month, 1 comparable product: too few for a median, observed range $495 to $495. Not one vendor in this cell publishes a per-user rate; every figure is an aggregator number.

Implementation, 1 product carrying a figure: too few for a median, observed range $3,000 to $50,000.

Dealer management systems are the archetype of the category: long contracts, deep switching costs, and a single per-user figure in the whole cluster, which is an aggregator number for vAuto and confirmed by nobody.

Drill-downs: CDK Global.

Insurance 91.7 percent quote-only.

14 products, 12 determined. 11 publish no dollar figure at all (91.7 percent of determined), none publish part of a price list, 1 publishes a complete one. 2 rows could not be determined and are excluded from that denominator. Provenance across all 14 rows: 0 VERIFIED, 0 VERIFIED-LEDGER, 11 REPORTED, 3 UNSOURCED.

Per user per month, 7 comparable products: median entry rate $129, median top rate $199, observed range $50 to $300. Not one vendor in this cell publishes a per-user rate; every figure is an aggregator number.

Implementation, 5 products carrying a figure: median low $1,000, median high $10,000, observed range $0 to $100,000.

The all-hearsay cluster. Seven products carry a per-user monthly rate and not one of those rates comes from the vendor. Two of the fourteen rows could not be determined at all, and the one product publishing a complete price is the exception that makes the pattern obvious.

Drill-downs: AMS360, Applied Epic, Sagitta, Zywave.

Wealth and financial services 89.5 percent quote-only.

19 products, 19 determined. 17 publish no dollar figure at all (89.5 percent of determined), none publish part of a price list, 2 publish a complete one. Provenance across all 19 rows: 0 VERIFIED, 2 VERIFIED-LEDGER, 6 REPORTED, 11 UNSOURCED.

Per user per month, 3 comparable products: median entry rate $135, median top rate $195, observed range $39 to $750. Fragile cell: n is exactly 3, the minimum we will report a median for, and one row moving changes it.

Eleven of nineteen rows are UNSOURCED, the highest count in the index, which is a different failure from opacity: for most of these products nobody anywhere has written a number down. The per-user cell is fragile at n equals 3 and should not be quoted as a vertical fact.

Logistics and freight 88.9 percent quote-only.

18 products, 18 determined. 16 publish no dollar figure at all (88.9 percent of determined), 1 publishes part of a price list, 1 publishes a complete one. Provenance across all 18 rows: 0 VERIFIED, 1 VERIFIED-LEDGER, 17 REPORTED, 0 UNSOURCED.

Implementation, 7 products carrying a figure: median low $100,000, median high $600,000, observed range $15,000 to $2,000,000.

Seventeen of eighteen rows are REPORTED, and the eighteenth, Descartes Aljex, carries the cluster's only verified tag, at VERIFIED-LEDGER grade rather than on a direct fetch. So this entire cluster rests on third-party reporting. It also holds the largest implementation figures in the study, with a median high of $600,000 and a top REPORTED band reaching $2,000,000.

Construction 87.5 percent quote-only.

16 products, 16 determined. 14 publish no dollar figure at all (87.5 percent of determined), 2 publish part of a price list, none publish a complete one. Provenance across all 16 rows: 0 VERIFIED, 0 VERIFIED-LEDGER, 12 REPORTED, 4 UNSOURCED.

Per user per month, 1 comparable product: too few for a median, observed range $85 to $750. Not one vendor in this cell publishes a per-user rate; every figure is an aggregator number.

Implementation, 6 products carrying a figure: median low $50,000, median high $100,000, observed range $3,000 to $500,000.

Not one VERIFIED row in sixteen. Project and financial management platforms for contractors publish nothing, and the six implementation figures we could source have a median high of $100,000, which is the second heaviest cluster in the index on that line.

Agencies and professional services 81.8 percent quote-only.

16 products, 11 determined. 9 publish no dollar figure at all (81.8 percent of determined), 1 publishes part of a price list, 1 publishes a complete one. 5 rows could not be determined and are excluded from that denominator. Provenance across all 16 rows: 0 VERIFIED, 2 VERIFIED-LEDGER, 4 REPORTED, 10 UNSOURCED.

Per user per month, 2 comparable products: too few for a median, observed range $45 to $200.

Implementation, 1 product carrying a figure: too few for a median, observed range $40,000 to $120,000.

Five of sixteen rows could not be determined, the second highest unknown count, and ten of sixteen are UNSOURCED. Professional services automation is quoted per user and per product simultaneously, which is part of why so little of it lands on the public record.

Dental and veterinary 78.9 percent quote-only.

20 products, 19 determined. 15 publish no dollar figure at all (78.9 percent of determined), 2 publish part of a price list, 2 publish a complete one. 1 row could not be determined and is excluded from that denominator. Provenance across all 20 rows: 0 VERIFIED, 2 VERIFIED-LEDGER, 18 REPORTED, 0 UNSOURCED.

Per user per month, 6 comparable products: median entry rate $175, median top rate $450, observed range $25 to $1,500.

Implementation, 5 products carrying a figure: median low $995, median high $1,500, observed range $500 to $15,000.

Eighteen of twenty rows are REPORTED and zero are UNSOURCED, which makes this the best-covered cluster in the index by third parties and one of the worst by vendors. The per-user pool here has the widest spread of any cell, from $25 to $1,500.

Ecommerce and retail ops 68.4 percent quote-only.

19 products, 19 determined. 13 publish no dollar figure at all (68.4 percent of determined), 5 publish part of a price list, 1 publishes a complete one. Provenance across all 19 rows: 0 VERIFIED, 1 VERIFIED-LEDGER, 12 REPORTED, 6 UNSOURCED.

The first cluster below the index-wide rate. Five products publish part of a price list, which is more partial disclosure than most clusters manage, and it reflects a category where a self-serve tier usually exists underneath the enterprise sale.

Drill-downs: NetSuite for retail and ecommerce, Shopify Plus, Yotpo.

Staffing and recruiting 68.4 percent quote-only.

Per user per month, 8 comparable products: median entry rate $97, median top rate $174.50, observed range $24 to $400.

Implementation, 5 products carrying a figure: median low $5,000, median high $35,000, observed range $500 to $50,000.

Applicant tracking and staffing platforms sit at the same rate as ecommerce, with eight comparable per-user rows and a median entry rate of $97. Seat minimums are the recurring trap here rather than the headline rate.

Manufacturing 61.5 percent quote-only.

15 products, 13 determined. 8 publish no dollar figure at all (61.5 percent of determined), 1 publishes part of a price list, 4 publish a complete one. 2 rows could not be determined and are excluded from that denominator. Provenance across all 15 rows: 4 VERIFIED, 0 VERIFIED-LEDGER, 9 REPORTED, 2 UNSOURCED.

Per user per month, 10 comparable products: median entry rate $57.50, median top rate $175, observed range $8 to $650.

Implementation, 11 products carrying a figure: median low $15,000, median high $100,000, observed range $0 to $1,000,000.

One of the two most directly sourced clusters, and it shows: four products publish complete prices and four rows carry a full VERIFIED tag on a direct fetch. It also holds the largest per-user pool in the study at ten comparable rows, with a median entry rate of $57.50 and a median top rate of $175.

Drill-downs: Global Shop Solutions, JobBOSS2, NetSuite manufacturing, Plex, Paperless Parts.

Hospitality and restaurants 61.1 percent quote-only.

18 products, 18 determined. 11 publish no dollar figure at all (61.1 percent of determined), 4 publish part of a price list, 3 publish a complete one. Provenance across all 18 rows: 0 VERIFIED, 1 VERIFIED-LEDGER, 13 REPORTED, 4 UNSOURCED.

Implementation, 6 products carrying a figure: median low $1,750, median high $6,500, observed range $199 to $500,000.

Three products publish complete prices and four publish partial ones, so seven of eighteen rows disclose something, which puts this cluster fourth on that combined measure behind CPA and accounting, specialty trades and health and wellness services. Implementation medians are modest here, but the range runs to a REPORTED $500,000 for an enterprise property management system.

Drill-downs: NCR Aloha, Olo.

Home services 60.0 percent quote-only.

10 products, 10 determined. 6 publish no dollar figure at all (60.0 percent of determined), none publish part of a price list, 4 publish a complete one. Provenance across all 10 rows: 4 VERIFIED, 0 VERIFIED-LEDGER, 4 REPORTED, 2 UNSOURCED.

Per user per month, 2 comparable products: too few for a median, observed range $75 to $125. Not one vendor in this cell publishes a per-user rate; every figure is an aggregator number.

Implementation, 2 products carrying a figure: too few for a median, observed range $500 to $50,000.

The smallest cluster at ten records, and the only one where four of ten publish a complete price. It is also all-hearsay on the per-seat line: the two comparable per-user figures are both aggregator numbers, and the two biggest names in the category were confirmed by direct fetch to publish nothing.

Drill-downs: ServiceTitan, FieldEdge, Workiz, BuildOps.

Law 60.0 percent quote-only.

11 products, 10 determined. 6 publish no dollar figure at all (60.0 percent of determined), 1 publishes part of a price list, 3 publish a complete one. 1 row could not be determined and is excluded from that denominator. Provenance across all 11 rows: 4 VERIFIED, 0 VERIFIED-LEDGER, 4 REPORTED, 3 UNSOURCED.

Per user per month, 3 comparable products: median entry rate $15, median top rate $65, observed range $7 to $75. Fragile cell: n is exactly 3, the minimum we will report a median for, and one row moving changes it.

Implementation, 3 products carrying a figure: median low $3,700, median high $25,000, observed range $0 to $175,000.

Legal document management is the category we have priced most carefully, and the pattern is bimodal: three products publish real prices, six publish nothing, and the two biggest incumbents both return HTTP 404 on their own pricing URLs. The per-user cell is fragile at n equals 3.

Drill-downs: iManage, NetDocuments, Litera, Relativity and Everlaw.

Healthcare practices 54.5 percent quote-only.

18 products, 11 determined. 6 publish no dollar figure at all (54.5 percent of determined), 4 publish part of a price list, 1 publishes a complete one. 7 rows could not be determined and are excluded from that denominator. Provenance across all 18 rows: 0 VERIFIED, 3 VERIFIED-LEDGER, 11 REPORTED, 4 UNSOURCED.

Per user per month, 3 comparable products: median entry rate $300, median top rate $300, observed range $50 to $1,000. Fragile cell: n is exactly 3, the minimum we will report a median for, and one row moving changes it.

Implementation, 5 products carrying a figure: median low $2,000, median high $10,000, observed range $500 to $70,000.

Seven of eighteen rows could not be determined, tied with CPA and accounting for the highest unknown count in the index, mostly blocked or failed fetches. What makes this cluster unusual is that several of its best figures come from mandatory regulatory disclosures rather than from marketing pages.

Drill-downs: ModMed.

Health and wellness services 46.7 percent quote-only.

15 products, 15 determined. 7 publish no dollar figure at all (46.7 percent of determined), 6 publish part of a price list, 2 publish a complete one. Provenance across all 15 rows: 0 VERIFIED, 1 VERIFIED-LEDGER, 7 REPORTED, 7 UNSOURCED.

Six of fifteen products publish part of a price list, the second highest partial share in the index behind specialty trades, which is what a category looks like when the small-studio tier is self-serve and the multi-location tier is not. Seven rows are UNSOURCED.

Specialty trades 43.8 percent quote-only.

16 products, 16 determined. 7 publish no dollar figure at all (43.8 percent of determined), 7 publish part of a price list, 2 publish a complete one. Provenance across all 16 rows: 0 VERIFIED, 5 VERIFIED-LEDGER, 5 REPORTED, 6 UNSOURCED.

Per user per month, 2 comparable products: too few for a median, observed range $200 to $500. Not one vendor in this cell publishes a per-user rate; every figure is an aggregator number.

Pool service, cleaning, landscaping and pest control software. Seven of sixteen publish part of a price list and five rows carry a verified tag, every one of them at VERIFIED-LEDGER grade. The two per-user figures are both aggregator numbers.

CPA and accounting 39.1 percent quote-only.

30 products, 23 determined. 9 publish no dollar figure at all (39.1 percent of determined), 5 publish part of a price list, 9 publish a complete one. 7 rows could not be determined and are excluded from that denominator. Provenance across all 30 rows: 13 VERIFIED, 0 VERIFIED-LEDGER, 11 REPORTED, 6 UNSOURCED.

Per user per month, 3 comparable products: median entry rate $59, median top rate $99, observed range $39 to $149. Fragile cell: n is exactly 3, the minimum we will report a median for, and one row moving changes it.

The largest and most transparent cluster in the index. Nine products publish complete prices, thirteen rows carry a verified tag and all thirteen hold it at full VERIFIED grade on a direct fetch, the highest fetch-backed count anywhere in the study. Seven of thirty rows remain undetermined.

Drill-downs: CCH Axcess, UltraTax and Practice CS, Corvee, SafeSend, Karbon.

The honest limits

What this index is not.

It is not a market census. The 327 products were assembled as candidate targets for comparison pages, which means they were picked because somebody at this company believed the software was expensive, entrenched or quote-gated. Cheap self-serve tools are missing by construction, not by accident. Any rate in here describes that target list. It does not describe the software market, and quoting it as though it did would be the exact failure this page is about.

It is not a value judgment. Nothing in this data says opaque software is bad software or that a quote-gated vendor is overcharging. A vendor can gate its price because deals genuinely vary by an order of magnitude across its customer base. Some of the most open vendors here are among the most expensive. The index measures disclosure, and disclosure and value are different axes.

It is not evenly sourced. Eighty records in five verticals got direct vendor fetches. Two hundred and forty seven records in fourteen clusters came from a ledger sweep. Any comparison across that line risks measuring our own effort rather than the market, and the cleanest example is that the four verticals with the highest verified-fetch counts are all verticals we already publish about.

It is not a price list you can negotiate from. Fifty eight point one percent of the records are REPORTED, meaning a stranger's estimate the vendor has never confirmed. Walking into a renewal with a REPORTED figure and calling it a benchmark will get you corrected by a salesperson who has the real number and knows you do not. Use REPORTED rows to know what questions to ask, not to know what to demand.

It is not longitudinal. This is a single snapshot taken on August 27, 2026, with source dates of August 26 and 27 on essentially every row. It cannot tell you whether disclosure is improving or getting worse, because there is no prior edition to compare it to. The point of publishing the method in this much detail is that the second edition can be compared to this one.

It is not complete on implementation, contract terms or renewal escalators. Only 19.3 percent of rows carry an implementation figure, contract terms were captured only where a source volunteered them, and we made no attempt to systematically collect renewal increase histories. Those three lines are where most of the money actually moves, and this edition does not have them at anything like the coverage of the price column.

It does not resolve conflicts it could not resolve. Where two sources gave different bands for the same product, both are recorded. Where sources disagreed about the unit itself, the row is flagged as contested rather than settled. Thirty eight rows were dropped outright rather than printed on one source's word. A cleaner-looking table was available at every one of those decisions and we did not take it.

Questions

What people ask about this data.

These questions cover how many vertical software vendors in this index publish a complete price, what quote-only actually means, and which industries are the most opaque about pricing. They also cover where comparison-site prices come from when vendors publish nothing, the difference between VERIFIED and REPORTED figures, implementation cost, citation terms, and whether opacity implies overpricing.

How many vertical software vendors publish their prices?

In this index, 39 of 327 products publish a complete, checkable price on their own website. That is 13.0 percent of the 301 products where we could determine the answer. Another 45 products, 15.0 percent, publish part of a price list and gate the rest, usually by showing an entry tier and replacing the enterprise tier with a Contact Sales button. The remaining 217, 72.1 percent of determined rows, publish no dollar figure anywhere on their own site. Read those together and the sharper number is 262 of 301, 87.0 percent, which is the share that does not publish a complete price list. Twenty six rows are excluded from that denominator because a blocked or failed fetch left the question genuinely open, and an unread page is not evidence of vendor secrecy. If every one of those 26 turned out to publish a price, the quote-only rate across all 327 records would be 66.4 percent; if none of them did, it would be 74.3 percent. That is the honest band.

What does quote-only actually mean in this index?

Quote-only means the vendor publishes no dollar figure at all on its own website. Not a starting price, not a per-seat rate, not a tier table with one number in it. A product is not counted quote-only because its pricing is complicated, because it uses modules, or because a salesperson would negotiate the final figure. It is counted quote-only when a buyer cannot learn a single price from the company selling the software. The classification is about vendor publication, not about whether a price exists in the world. It very often does exist: 133 products in this index publish nothing themselves while a third party publishes a number for them.

Which industries are the most opaque about software pricing?

Nonprofit and education and property and real estate tie at the top, both at 94.7 percent quote-only across 19 determined rows each. Auto dealers and repair follows at 92.9 percent of 14, then insurance at 91.7 percent of 12, wealth and financial services at 89.5 percent of 19, and logistics and freight at 88.9 percent of 18. The most open cells are CPA and accounting at 39.1 percent of 23 determined rows, specialty trades at 43.8 percent of 16, and health and wellness services at 46.7 percent of 15. Two cautions before anyone quotes these. First, industry cell sizes here run from 10 to 30 records, so these are readings on a modest sample, not census figures. Second, the five verticals we already write about got direct vendor fetches while the other fourteen clusters came from a discovery ledger, so part of the gap between the open cells and the opaque ones may be how hard we looked rather than how much the vendors hide.

If the vendor publishes nothing, where do the prices on comparison sites come from?

From somewhere other than the vendor, which is the finding we did not expect to be this large. Of the 231 products in this index that carry any dollar figure at all, 192 of them, 83.1 percent, carry a figure the vendor did not publish. We call those 133 of them where the vendor publishes nothing at all a shadow price list: the price is public, the vendor simply is not the one making it public. It comes from aggregator profiles, negotiated-deal databases, consultant blog posts, forum threads, review sites and occasionally a regulatory disclosure the vendor was required to file. Those sources are not worthless and we did not throw them out. We labelled them REPORTED and kept them separate from anything we read off a vendor page, because a number that has been copied between five aggregators is still one unverified number, and a buyer who walks into a renewal quoting it has no idea whose figure it is.

What is the difference between VERIFIED and REPORTED here?

VERIFIED means every figure in the band was read off the vendor's own page by a direct fetch, and the row names that page and the date it was read. REPORTED means the figure came from a named aggregator or third party and the vendor has not confirmed it. UNSOURCED means no source we consulted produced a dollar figure at all. One rule decides the hard cases: a band is tagged by its weakest source, so where a vendor publishes the floor and an aggregator supplies the ceiling, the whole row is REPORTED, because a reader quoting the top of that band would be quoting a stranger. Five rows moved on that rule alone. Across the 327 records, 47 carry a verified tag of one grade or the other, 190 are REPORTED and 90 are UNSOURCED. We split the verified rows into two grades and gave each grade its own visible tag in the table, because one label was doing too much work and a footnote would have let the weaker half keep borrowing the stronger half's authority. VERIFIED, 25 records, records a direct read of the vendor page on a stated date. VERIFIED-LEDGER, 22 records, names a vendor-published source but carries only a sweep date and no per-row fetch receipt, and every one of those cells says so in the same breath. Only the first grade should carry a hard public claim, which is why we are comfortable saying just 7.6 percent of this index rests on a dated, direct read of a vendor page.

What does implementation cost for vertical software?

We cannot answer that honestly, and the shape of the data is the reason. Only 63 of 327 products, 19.3 percent, carry an implementation figure from any source. Among those 63, the median low figure is $5,000 and the median high is $30,000, the smallest is $0 where a vendor states setup is included, and the largest is $2,000,000 for Manhattan Associates, REPORTED. But that sample is drawn almost entirely from the expensive tail, because an implementation number tends to get written down precisely when the fee was large enough to be worth writing down. Vendors with no implementation fee mostly generate no row at all. Fifty eight of the 63 rows are REPORTED and only 4 rest on a direct vendor fetch. Eight of the high figures are stated by their sources as open-ended floors rather than ceilings, iManage's $25,000 above 51 users among them, which means the maximum in this index is a floor on the real maximum. Quote any of these as the typical implementation fee and you will be wrong.

Can I cite this index, and what are the terms?

Yes. Cite it as the ColabContent Vertical Software Pricing Index, 2026 edition, with a link back to this page. All rights reserved, and the one condition is the link. If you use an individual figure, carry its tag with it: a REPORTED number that gets republished as a fact is exactly how a single aggregator estimate turns into an industry consensus that nobody ever checked. If you find a row that is wrong, or a vendor page that publishes a price we recorded as absent, email support@colabcontent.com and we will correct the row and note the correction. We would rather be corrected than cited.

Does an opaque price mean the software is overpriced?

No, and we want to be precise about this because it is the inference the data does not support. This index measures disclosure, not value. A vendor can gate its pricing because the product genuinely configures per customer, because deal sizes vary by an order of magnitude across its customer base, or because its competitors would price against a published card. Some of the most open vendors in this index are also among the most expensive, and some quote-only products are cheap. What opacity does reliably cost the buyer is comparison. When 87.0 percent of a category publishes no complete price list, a buyer cannot build a shortlist without entering a sales process for each candidate, which means every comparison happens after the vendor knows who is asking and what they can afford. That is a real cost, it lands on the buyer, and it is the one thing this index does establish.

Why would a firm that sells custom builds publish this?

Because the honest version helps us more than a slanted one would. We build custom software for mid-market operators on a one-time fixed fee, so we have an obvious interest in a reader concluding that subscriptions are expensive and opaque. That interest is exactly why every number here carries a tag and a named source, why we publish the selection bias in full rather than at the bottom in small type, why we kept the 38 rows we had to drop as a visible count, and why the findings that cut against us are stated as plainly as the ones that help. CPA and accounting, one of our own verticals, is the most transparent cell in the index. Manufacturing has four vendors publishing complete prices. If your read of this data is that your incumbent is priced fairly and disclosing honestly, that is a legitimate read and we would tell you the same thing on a call.

What if this data does not turn up anything actionable for our own contract?

Then it does not work as a shortcut, and that is a real possibility given how many rows here are REPORTED rather than VERIFIED. This index is a market-wide read, not a substitute for checking your own invoice. The $499 AI-Ready Audit runs the same question against your actual vendor and your actual contract terms rather than an industry average, and the report is yours to keep with a full money-back guarantee if it turns up nothing worth the fee.

How long does it take to get our own numbers checked this way?

The $499 AI-Ready Audit report comes back the same day, with a 5-minute video walkthrough plus a 20-minute call to go through it. Building this index took considerably longer: it was compiled over multiple research passes against 327 products across nineteen industry clusters, with the two counting corrections described above each requiring a full re-sweep of the record set.

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