Published prices.Negotiated terms.
Every fee is on these pages. The agreement is not, because it is a contract between three parties and the trigger events have to be agreed before any of it protects anyone. You will know what it costs before you talk to us.
Multi-year discounts available
Recovery
Backup
An independent copy of your own systems, held outside the platform.
from€79/mo
See pricingEscrow
Source code for software installed at your customer's site.
from€150/mo
See pricingSaaS Escrow
Code, configuration and deployment assets of an application you host.
from€200/mo
See pricingCustody
The one nobody else offers.
Operating material your customer can retrieve at any time.
from€120/mo
See pricingAI Escrow
Models, weights, prompts and pipelines behind an AI system.
from€390/mo
See pricing
What costs nothing extra
The release
Charging a customer at the moment their supplier has just failed would be a strange way to run this business.
Deposit records and confirmations
Every pull produces a dated record for both parties. It is part of the service, not a line on the invoice.
Storage at any size
There is no separate storage fee and no charge by the gigabyte for what you deposit.
Named users on both sides
Supplier and customer add as many people as they need to see deposits and records.
Invoiced to whichever party the agreement names.
All amounts are net, in euro, and index-linked to the Austrian CPI from the second contract year. For a business customer in another EU member state with a valid VAT number, the reverse charge applies.
FAQ
Common questions.
Why is there no checkout?
Because the document matters more than the subscription. Every price is on these pages, but three parties have to agree what counts as a trigger event before any of it protects anyone.
Who pays, the supplier or the customer?
Whoever needs the escrow to happen. A licensee buying continuity usually pays. A supplier who has to offer escrow to win a contract usually pays. The agreement allocates each fee by amount or percentage, and 100 / 0 either way is ordinary. If the paying party defaults, the other may pay in its place and recover it — and as long as someone pays, nothing stops.
Can we cancel?
The beneficiary can, at the end of a contract year on three months' notice, and at the earliest at the end of the first year. The depositor cannot. The agreement runs for an indefinite period and is tied to the underlying contract, not to a fixed term.
What happens when the underlying contract ends?
The deposit stays in storage for as long as the beneficiary needs it: it outlives the underlying contract while a transition period or a continued-use right is still running.