Priced on thenumber yourplant is judged on.

Land low-friction on a single workflow with clear ROI. Expand line by line, module by module, site by site. For the highest-value workflows, put part of the price on the outcome itself.

$12k
per line, per month
$80k
per factory, per month
20%
maximum annual prepay discount
135%
target net revenue retention

Three ways to buy

Every plan includes the factory-edge runtime, the review console and the assurance-grade audit log. What changes is scope.

Line

$12,000

per assembly or test line, per month

Forming/assembly-control or defect/leak-test AI for one appliance line. The wedge — land where the pain is measurable.

  • One autonomous workflow on one line
  • Factory-edge runtime + review console
  • Connectors for that line's press, tester or station
  • Assurance-grade quality and safety audit log
  • Shadow → advisory → graduated autonomy
Start with one line

Enterprise

Custom

land $600k–$7M ACV

Multi-site, custom product/line/quality models, a managed factory edge fleet and contractual SLAs for OEMs standardising on Duromex.

  • Multi-site and multi-region rollout
  • Custom product, line and quality models
  • Managed factory edge GPU fleet
  • On-prem option and strict IP isolation
  • Outcome-based components on first-pass yield, warranty and scrap
Talk to us

Annual prepay carries a 15–20% discount. Multi-year agreements ramp with usage. Outcome-based components are available on the highest-value workflows — first-pass yield, warranty, scrap and throughput.

What is in each plan

The wedge is deliberately complete: a Line customer is not running a crippled product.

LineFactoryEnterprise
Autonomous workflowsOneAll seven agentsAll, plus custom
Lines coveredOneUnlimited within the siteMulti-site
Line & product twin—IncludedIncluded
Factory-edge runtimeIncludedIncludedManaged fleet
Review consoleIncludedIncludedIncluded
Assurance audit logIncludedIncludedIncluded + export
Custom product/quality models——Included
On-prem deployment—OptionalIncluded
SSO / RBAC—IncludedIncluded
Outcome-based components—OptionalStandard
SupportBusiness hoursPriority + quarterly ROI reviewSLA + named engineering contact

The pricing logic, stated openly

01

Land

Low-friction entry on one workflow where the ROI is unambiguous. If we cannot prove value on one line, we should not be selling you a factory.

  • One line, one metric, paid pilot
  • Priced below the cost of the problem
  • Design-partner terms for the first cohort
02

Expand

Lines, modules, sites and autonomy level. The marginal cost of module two is far below module one because the foundation is already deployed.

  • Expansion is the primary growth engine
  • Target net revenue retention of 135%
  • Same runtime, identity, audit and console
03

Monetise value

Usage and outcome pricing capture upside as the agent does more of the work — which aligns our margin with your yield.

  • Per-unit, per-line or per-action metering above plan
  • Outcome share on first-pass yield, warranty, scrap and throughput
  • Floor pricing protected; discounts traded for term and case studies

The numbers behind the price

78%

target gross margin at scale

$2.9M

modelled lifetime value at 135% NRR

$80k

blended enterprise CAC

<12 mo

target payback period

Primary COGS is inference and compute, offset over time by routing high-volume steps to fine-tuned open models, caching and distillation. Modelled figures, not audited results.

How to work out whether this pays

Take your annual production volume on one line. Multiply by your current functional-test failure rate, leak or warranty rate, scrap rate or downgrade rate. Multiply by the fully loaded cost of each event, including the value already added by the time it fails.

If a plausible relative improvement on that number exceeds $144,000 per year, the Line plan pays for itself on that metric alone — before throughput, energy and labour effects.

Costs a pilot should count

  • Rework labour and retest hours at end of line
  • Scrap and downgraded first-quality units
  • Warranty returns and field-service cost
  • Energy-rating non-conformance exposure
  • Throughput lost to unplanned rework loops
  • Changeover ramp-up scrap on high-mix lines

Discounting and expansion guardrails

Published so procurement does not have to guess.

Annual prepay

A 15–20% discount for annual prepayment, which improves cash and retention on both sides.

Multi-year

Multi-year enterprise agreements with usage ramps, priced against committed expansion.

Floor pricing

Protected. Discounts are traded for term length and a published case study, not given away.

Outcome components

Available on the highest-value workflows, measured against a baseline agreed in writing before the pilot.

What $12,000 a month actually buys

One line, instrumented end to end for its wedge workflow: perception, control, review console, audit trail and graduated autonomy. Not a dashboard licence.

Form & stampWeld & seamEnamel & paintFoam & insulateWire & assembleLeak & function testRate & pack
PASS · A+++ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

What a paid pilot commits both sides to

The pilot is where price and proof meet.

1

written success metric

1

line in scope

0

control writes before shadow-mode baseline

100%

of the measurement method documented

How the price was justified internally

“Our end-of-line functional testers told us what failed. They never told us which press stroke or foam shot caused it. That link is the whole product.”

Plant Director
Refrigeration OEM · design partner Illustrative

“Foam voids are invisible until the energy rating comes back wrong. Predicting density distribution before the cabinet cures is the part I could not buy anywhere else.”

Process Engineer
Cabinet line · design partner Illustrative

“If it writes to the press, it needs an audit trail a quality auditor accepts. Duromex started there instead of bolting it on.”

Quality & Test Engineer
Laundry OEM · design partner Illustrative

Commercial questions

Is there a free trial?

No. Pilots are paid, because a free pilot has no owner inside your plant and no consequence inside ours. Design-partner terms are available for the first cohort.

What counts as a 'line'?

A physically distinct assembly or test line running its own product flow. If you are unsure how your plant maps, we will scope it with you before quoting.

How is usage metered above plan limits?

Per unit, per line or per action depending on the workflow. Limits and the metering basis are set out in the order form, not discovered later.

Do you charge for the digital twin separately?

The twin is included in the Factory plan and in Enterprise agreements. It is not part of the Line plan.

What if we miss the pilot metric?

Then the pilot failed and you should not expand. We would rather have a clean negative result than a customer who quietly never rolls out.

Price it against the number that hurts.

Tell us the metric. We will tell you whether the Line plan pays for itself on that metric alone.

Duromex is pre-launch. Figures shown are design-partner targets and modelled economics, not audited results. Ask us for the methodology.