Pricing
Priced on how much you use it, not on how many tools you buy
One platform, one subscription. The size of your organisation and the volume of content decide the rest.
You get a written indication after a 30-minute call.
What sets the price
Four factors
Nothing else. There are no per-tool licences and no fees per published item.
- 01
Number of users
How many people work in the platform, and in which roles.
- 02
Content volume
How much is planned, created and optimised per month.
- 03
Number of workspaces
One organisation, several brands, or several clients for agencies.
- 04
Connected sources
Which websites, analytics and search data are connected and kept in sync.
Always included
Standard with the platform
Every subscription carries the full flow. There is no tier where a step is missing.
- The complete flow: Discover, Create, Publish, Optimize, Learn
- Association research by Neurofactor as a layer under the flow
- Company knowledge as a source: documentation, products, terminology
- Search and performance data connected per page and topic
- Review and approval steps, so people keep the final say
- Support, updates and new platform features during the term
Contract prices are in euro. Other currencies are indicative.
Depends on your situation
What scales with usage and size
These parts are set per organisation, so a five-person team does not pay for enterprise volume.
- Seats and roles
- Editors, reviewers and read-only access are counted separately.
- Monthly volume
- The amount of content the platform prepares, drafts and optimises.
- Workspaces and brands
- Separate environments per brand, market or client.
- Data and integration depth
- Number of sites, sources and connections that need to stay in sync.
Onboarding
Implementation is a one-off project, not a hidden cost
Onboarding is quoted separately, once, and scoped before you sign anything.
- Setup and connections
- Workspace, sites, analytics and search data connected and verified.
- Knowledge intake
- Documentation, products and terminology made usable as a source.
- Association baseline
- A first association research round for your main audiences and themes.
- Team enablement
- Working sessions with the people who will use the platform daily.
Fit
Who Oxytone is for
A good fit
- Organisations that publish structurally, not occasionally
- Teams with real expertise that is hard to get out of people's heads
- Marketing teams that own both content and results
- Agencies running the same method across several clients
- Companies with an existing content base worth improving
Less of a fit
- One-off campaigns without follow-up
- Teams looking for a cheap text generator
- Situations where nobody can review or approve content
Next step
How you get an indication
Three steps, no purchasing process needed to find out where you land.
1. Demo
30 minutes on your own content, with the questions that matter for scope.
2. Written indication
A price range based on users, volume, workspaces and sources.
3. Proposal
A fixed subscription plus a scoped one-off onboarding.
No sales pitch, no obligation.