We show every price as the planning band it is, exactly as it appears on your quote. Two totals add up: cash at order, and year one all-in. Each line has a receipt you can check.
You give your numbers. We apply a published formula and return a planning band. You need no credentials. If you undercount, the first week of the paid engagement is the gate: you reprice, shrink the scope, or walk away.
Design partners pay half price ($15k). We show this price only while it stays accurate. Receipt On the recordThe install fee is the burst — reading history into the graph BandsWorked Standard example: about $42k cash at order, about $78k year one. Planning bands, never a single fixed price. Design-partner install is half while that cohort is open.
You own the brain. The fee pays us to maintain the brain and its future options. This fee is the same across all three deployment models.
Hardware is yours. You buy it at order time against a capability commitment — it is not a line item we mark up. It costs roughly ~$12k for the hybrid default (2-node), ~$22–24k for fully on-prem (4-node), or $0 if you run cloud-native in your own tenancy.
The $50M column is the published worked band — about $42,000 cash at order, about $78,000 year one. Larger columns are planning estimates that scale with the corpus we would read, shown as estimates and never your actual quote. Your measured census sets the real number. Receipt BandsWorked Standard example: about $42k cash at order, about $78k year one. Planning bands, never a single fixed price. The $50M column, and only that column, prints this band. Size chartThe company-size chart is illustrative. Above the $50M column the figures are planning estimates from a stated rule, tagged as estimates, never the assessment's output; the measured census sets every real quote. MethodAttested planning stock = knowledge workers × years × [4.1M, 16.2M] × source modifier — the corpus each column reads on is derived from this same published statistic. CeilingThe worked Standard example applies up to the mid-market envelope (about 25B census planning stock). Above that the published band stops applying and the install is quoted from the census. Leaner corpus than your revenue suggests? Read the chart by tokens instead — the measured census, not the revenue label, sets what you pay.
15–50 knowledge workers with almost nothing to read in yet? That is the Greenfield design-partner window — a smaller start with no public price card; planning bands print on the assessment when the numbers fit. Receipt On the recordGreenfield is a design-partner motion: two slots. No public price card yet. Edge15–50 knowledge workers, Google Workspace. Outside that is Standard or a later path.
| Company size | Implied corpus | Est. cash at order | Est. year one |
|---|---|---|---|
| $50M | ~14.6B tokens | ~$42k (published band) | ~$78k (published band) |
| $100M | ~29.2B tokens | ~$63k (planning est.) | ~$99k (planning est.) |
| $150M | ~43.7B tokens | ~$89k (planning est.) | ~$125k (planning est.) |
| $200M | ~58.3B tokens | ~$115k (planning est.) | ~$151k (planning est.) |
| $250M | ~72.9B tokens | ~$141k (planning est.) | ~$177k (planning est.) |
| Beyond $250M | — | custom quote | custom quote |
Only the $50M row is the published worked band. Every larger row is a planning estimate from a stated rule (~150 knowledge workers per $50M, 6 years of history — labelled assumptions, not the gate) — never your actual quote. The measured census sets the real number.
A CFO who sees $30k + $36k + $12k labeled "$42k" will stop reading. So we split the two totals: what you pay now, and what year one costs to run.
| Questionnaire | Planning band from the numbers you supply | $0 |
| Install fee | The burst | $30,000 |
| Hardware | 2-node cluster — yours, bought directly | ~$12,000 |
| Cash at order | Paid to us + bought by you | ~$42,000 |
Design partners: $15k install + ~$12k hardware ≈ $27k at order. Receipt On the recordWorked Standard example: about $42k cash at order, about $78k year one. Planning bands, never a single fixed price. Two totalsQuotes show two totals that add: cash at order, and year one all-in
| Cash at order | Install + hardware, above | ~$42,000 |
| Stewardship | ~$3k/mo × 12 | ~$36,000 |
| Year one all-in | Start plus the first year of stewardship | ~$78,000 |
Year one is about $78k on this worked example — cash at order plus the first year of stewardship, both shown. Receipt On the recordWorked Standard example: about $42k cash at order, about $78k year one. Planning bands, never a single fixed price. Until measuredAll public figures are planning bands until a paid metadata recount
You are not renting the software. From day one, the installed system is yours: the graph, the receipts, the ingest pipeline, the freshness schedules, the re-verification runner, the adjudicator, and the classification gates. All of it runs on infrastructure you control — your hardware or your tenancy, never our cloud.
The cancel test: end the contract, keep the brain. We have to earn the renewal every month. If you cancel, it keeps running at the last version we shipped.
Stop paying, keep the brain. That is what ownership means — the asset stays when the invoice stops. Why Mnemma exists →
| # | What you get | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Platform updates | Better extraction methods, policy updates, security patches, and pinned software images. Lessons from every install improve yours. |
| 2 | Model stewardship | "Model-agnostic" takes ongoing work. We test successor models on your graph, benchmark them, and switch you safely on a set schedule. |
| 3 | Connector upkeep | The named connector pack in your SOW keeps working as the source tools change their APIs. |
| 4 | Graph-health operations | We monitor the leave-behind, under your access rules, for drift, extraction errors, stuck queues, and unusual escalation. Without us, this monitoring requires a staff hire. |
| 5 | Classification stewardship | We review your RED/GREEN policy as your business changes, so it stays current. |
| 6 | Support envelope | Help when something fails, under a defined severity matrix. |
The monthly fee is stewardship of a brain you already own, not rent on the loop. Receipt On the recordThe monthly fee is stewardship of a brain you already own, not rent on the loop CancelEnd the contract, keep the brain at the last version we shipped
Quotes show two totals that add: cash at order, and year one all-in. Receipt On the recordQuotes show two totals that add: cash at order, and year one all-in BandsWorked Standard example: about $42k cash at order, about $78k year one. Planning bands, never a single fixed price. We publish both totals so you can compare us with any alternative you are considering. We do not hide the run-rate.
Mnemma is built for $50M–$250M companies. The only published figures are the ~$50M worked band — about $42,000 cash at order, about $78,000 year one. Larger columns are planning estimates, never a quote. Above the band, the measured census sets the real number — a real quote, never a stretched formula. Receipt BandsWorked Standard example: about $42k cash at order, about $78k year one. Planning bands, never a single fixed price. Size chartThe company-size chart is illustrative. Only the $50M column prints the published worked band; larger columns are planning estimates that scale the $30k install pro-rata from the ~17B corpus it was sized at, plus about $12k hybrid-default hardware and about $36k first-year stewardship. They are tagged planning estimates, never the assessment's output — the measured census sets every real quote.
Reading your company's full history into a verified graph takes a burst of serious work — about a week. The install fee pays for that burst. After that, the ongoing work is stewardship.
Because sovereignty means you own the asset. You buy it at order time against a capability commitment. In the U.S., a profitable business can typically write it off in year one. We don't mark up the price.
Then Model 2 or 3 fits. The build and serving run in your own VPC, billed by your cloud provider. You can pay that bill directly, so our balance sheet never enters the data-handling chain.
The six items above. Not the loop — you own the loop from day one. The fee pays for the work of keeping the brain, and its future options, in good condition. If you cancel, the brain stays with you.
That is a different path — Greenfield — not a discount on this card. The burst is the cost of starting late. Sources connected from day zero skip this cost if the census stays under the cap. Two design-partner slots are open, with the same assessment, and no public price list yet. Read the startup page →
If you walk away by day 14, we refund unused first-month fees. Receipt On the recordUnused first-month fees refund if you walk by day 14 GateIf the recount is 1.5× the planning band or crosses the cap, you reprice, shrink, or walk You keep the setup work already done — it paid for the workshop and the recount.
The questionnaire turns these figures into a planning band using your numbers. Every line comes from a formula you can check.