A scoped pilot, agreed in writing before any data moves
A standard pilot is a fixed USD 2,500. It covers one workflow and up to 30 days of records, agreed with you in writing before any data moves. There is no instant checkout.
Scoped pilot review
One agreed workflow, one legal entity and a set evidence window, delivered as a guided review.
A standard pilot costs USD 2,500 as a fixed fee. It covers one workflow, one legal entity, up to three export sources and up to 30 days of records.
More sources, higher volumes or a longer window are quoted in the written scope. You see the price before any data moves.
If you continue within 60 days of the findings meeting, with ongoing reviews or a second workflow, we credit the full pilot fee against that work.
We invoice the fee when the written scope is signed. Prices are in US dollars and exclude any taxes that apply.
Engagement at a glance
- Engagement type
- Guided review led by our team
- Pilot fee
- USD 2,500, fixed
- Scope
- One workflow and one legal entity
- Sources
- Up to three agreed exports
- Evidence window
- Up to 30 days of records
- Starting method
- Agreed CSV or JSON exports
- Review cadence
- One findings meeting and one follow-up check
Choose the first workflow to review
The sources in scope are the exports named in the written scope for that workflow.
Forex brokers
Payment, wallet credit, transfer instruction and trading account credit.
Prop firms
Paid order, purchased entitlement and the account that should match it.
Crypto exchanges
Attributed deposit, acceptance rule and the credit on the customer ledger.
What you receive
Reviewed findings
Findings for the agreed evidence window, checked by a person before you see them.
Evidence for each finding
The records, rule version, check time and coverage behind every result.
Findings meeting
A walk-through of the findings and the cases they raise.
Follow-up check
Later records are checked to see whether each outcome is now supported.
Reports arrive by a private delivery method agreed in the scope.
What is not included
- Moving funds, placing trades or creating trading accounts
- Holding private keys
- Routes outside the agreed scope, unless agreed and tested
- A live vendor connection before that vendor and version pass acceptance
- Team admin, billing, notifications and bulk reports in the dashboard. They are not part of the first release.
From first call to first findings
You don’t need a hosted dashboard account for the first scoped review.
Demo request
Tell us your sector and the workflow you want to check.
Fit review
A person on our team reads your request.
Written scope
One workflow, a set evidence window and an approved way to send data.
First data review
We validate the agreed exports and check them against your rules.
Findings meeting
We walk you through each finding and the records behind it.
Follow-up check
Later records show whether each outcome is now supported.
Questions about pricing
How much does a PipsClarity pilot cost?
A standard pilot costs USD 2,500 as a fixed fee. It covers one workflow, one legal entity, up to three export sources and up to 30 days of records. Larger scopes are quoted in the written scope, and you see the price before any data moves.
What happens to the pilot fee if we continue?
If you continue within 60 days of the findings meeting, with ongoing reviews or a second workflow, we credit the full pilot fee against that work.
When do we pay?
We invoice the pilot fee when the written scope is signed, before any data moves. There is no instant checkout.
Can we start with more than one workflow?
The first pilot covers one workflow, so the findings stay clear and the scope stays small. More workflows can be scoped once the first one is running.
Do we need to buy a software licence?
No, the pilot is a guided review led by our team. You do not need a hosted account or any software install to start.
Talk to us about your scope
Tell us your sector and the workflow. A person on our team reads the request and sets up a call.