No form.
No discovery call
before an answer.

Write one email, get a price and a straight answer about what we do and do not have. If it turns out we are not right for you, we would rather say so in the first reply than the fourth.

Four lines is
enough.

Any of these we do not get, we will ask for, which costs you a day. Sending them up front usually means a price in the first reply.

How many people

And roughly how many of them will actually dictate every day. The second number is the one that matters for a price.

Your identity provider

Google Workspace, Okta, Microsoft Entra ID, JumpCloud, or none yet. It decides whether you are on the team plan or need something more.

What your security review needs

Send the questionnaire. The trust page already answers most of it, including the parts we do not have.

When you want to start

A pilot next week and a rollout next quarter are different conversations, and we will run them differently.

You hear back
from somebody
who builds it.

Speech is made by a small team, so the reply comes from a person who can answer a technical question rather than route it. If your question is whether a thing exists, you get a yes or a no in that reply, not a meeting.

What the team plan includes
Prices are publishedThe pricing page has them, in rupees and in dollars. Nothing is quoted higher because you asked.
Start with one teamYou do not need a company-wide decision to try it. Five users is the minimum.

Tell us about
your team.

Four lines, and we will come back with a price and an honest list of what we do not have.