You pay an access fee according to your profile, then for what you actually produce: €2.50 per declared weld, €3.50 per inspected weld. Estimate your cost below.
Choose your profile and enter your volumes.
€2.50 each
€3.50 each, instead of the declared-weld price
The discount applies to the access fee, not to welds or options.
That is €3.38 per weld, access fee included.
Access fee debited monthly: €208.33.
Estimate excl. VAT, excluding services. Monthly SEPA direct debit.
The same software, opened differently depending on what you do: produce, train or deploy welders.
For fabricators producing welded assemblies under a code. Unlimited users on a single production site, no welds included: each weld is billed per unit.
For schools and organisations that teach welding.
For agencies that deploy qualified welders and operators. No access fee: only tracked qualifications are billed.
Only one access fee applies: a training body that also produces falls under the Company fee, without adding both amounts.
Charged on top of the Company access fee, as you produce. Options are subscribed separately.
Annual price of a tracked qualification (welder or operator), with no access fee. Each qualification is billed at its tier's price: the total never goes down when you add one.
Minimum of 10 qualifications billed, from the first tracked qualification. An agency tracking none pays nothing.
Coming soon: electronic signature of documents, SSO / SAML authentication, AI-assisted weld analysis and replies to client comments. Their prices will be published when they open.
All prices exclude VAT. The multi-year discount applies to the access fee only.
−5% over 2 years, −10% over 3 years, applied to the access fee. Welds and options keep their unit price.
The access fee is debited each month by SEPA, with no annual advance. The commitment remains due in full.
Staffing agencies only pay for their tracked qualifications. Students of a training body use the calculation modules free of charge, paid for by their body.
The weld is the real unit of the coordination workload: it is what requires a qualified welder, an applicable WPS and, often, an inspection. A flat fee would make you pay for what you do not produce. Charging per weld is the only way to have software that adapts to your production at any given time.
Transparency is essential. Every line on your invoice matches an act you can count again.
Welding coordination is a continuous chain: qualification, procedure, weld, inspection, record. Splitting it into price tiers would force you to take the most expensive one for the chain to hold. Everything is included in the Company access; only production is billed.
Nothing is blocked. There is no threshold and no package: each additional weld adds €2.50 or €3.50. Your compliance never stops for a pricing reason. Your payment schedule is adjusted monthly or at the end of the contract.
Because it carries more traceability: a report, an inspection method, a qualified inspector, a verdict.
No. Only one access fee applies. A company that also trains remains a company: it falls under the Company fee, without the Training fee on top.
By monthly SEPA direct debit. Your commitment covers 1, 2 or 3 years and remains due in full, even if you terminate during the term: the monthly debit spreads the payment, it does not shorten the commitment. At term, the subscription renews automatically; you are notified at least 30 days beforehand.
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