Reference · DK-14
Models · Fixed scope or managed plan
Minimum · 10 staff who need access
Quotes · Written, no obligation

Engagement models and how your quote is built

Deskuria is priced by engagement, not by a rate card that ignores the organisation. We explain the two models we use, the factors that shape a quote, and how to ask for one. Every quote is written, itemised and carries no obligation.

We provide services exclusively to businesses and organizations. We do not offer consumer or personal-device support. Minimum engagement: organizations with 10 or more staff who need access.

Two engagement models

Fixed-scope engagement. Best for a defined piece of work: designing an arrangement, bringing in a set of sites, or onboarding a known group of staff. We agree a written scope, deliver it, and the engagement closes. Fixed-scope work suits organisations that want a clear endpoint and a clear price.

Managed access plan. Best for organisations that want the arrangement designed, run, maintained and reported on continuously. The plan covers operation, requests, reviews, records and assurance as one monthly arrangement, with the scope written down so you know exactly what is included and what would be a change.

Indicative pricing

The figures below are indicative bands for business accounts, given so you can budget before you speak to us. They are not a rate card: a quote is confirmed in writing once we have seen the detail, and it always states what is included, what would be a change, and when it is invoiced. Work runs against a purchase order on net terms.

ArrangementWho it suitsIndicative price
Design engagement (fixed scope)A single site or a defined rollout$2,400 – $6,500 one-off
Foundation plan10 – 40 staff who need access$390 – $950 per month
Standard plan41 – 150 staff, two to five sites$1,100 – $2,600 per month
Distributed plan151+ staff or six or more sitesFrom $2,900 per month, quoted
Onboarding wave (additional)Each further group or site brought in$450 – $1,200 one-off
Contractor and partner accessTime-boxed access for outside people$18 – $34 per person per month

Annual arrangements are available and ordinarily carry a lower effective monthly figure than month-to-month terms. Reviews, records and assurance reporting are inside every managed plan rather than sold as separate additions.

What shapes a quote

  • Number of staff who need access, and the number of distinct roles they occupy.
  • Number of sites in the estate, and whether they are being brought in together or in waves.
  • Systems in scope, and how many separate internal systems the arrangement must cover.
  • Churn, meaning how often starters, leavers and changes arrive in a typical month.
  • Reporting needs, where your organisation requires evidence in a particular form or on a particular cycle.
P1

Fixed scope

A defined piece of work with a written scope and a clear endpoint, agreed before anything begins.

P2

Managed plan

Continuous design, operation, review and reporting as one monthly arrangement.

P3

Itemised quote

Every quote states what is included and what is not, so there are no surprises later.

P4

No obligation

A quote is a quote. There is no commitment until your organisation chooses to proceed.

Request a business quote

Complete the form below and we will prepare a written quote for your organisation. Please give us a little detail about the estate and the systems involved, and we will show the workings rather than a single unexplained figure. If a fixed-scope engagement suits you better than a managed plan, we will say so, even when the plan would be the larger piece of work for us.

This form opens our confirmation page and sends nothing automatically. Prefer email or the phone? Use the contact page and we will pick it up from there.

Our published commitments on response times sit on the service commitments page, so you know what to expect once a quote is accepted as well as before.

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