PRICING / SCOPE-BASED
DRIFTMIRROR is priced around the sales scope it helps you inspect and steer — not the number of people who log in and not the number of deals it analyzes.
One real sales motion. Enough scope to see whether the same mechanic is actually repeating — and what rule is underneath it.
The complete DRIFTMIRROR loop for one agreed sales scope: find what repeats, reveal the rule, change it, test it and keep the history.
For larger operating boundaries, more complex governance and enterprise onboarding requirements.
Scope, source coverage and onboarding requirements are confirmed before the commercial start.
THE CORE PRODUCT
DRIFTMIRROR becomes useful only when the full loop stays intact. The subscription therefore keeps the structural workflow together.
See the repeating mechanic across comparable deals.
Resolve the operating rule that currently permits it.
Choose one local rule change that can be tested cleanly.
Watch what happens when comparable deals return.
Keep the rule versions, evidence and operating memory.
WHAT CHANGES THE PRICE
How many declared sales motions, pipelines or operating boundaries DRIFTMIRROR is responsible for.
How many authority layers are required to review, approve, activate and govern rule changes.
Customer-specific security, retention, onboarding, procurement and operating requirements.
COMMERCIAL ENTRY
The Pipeline Audit is the first real DRIFTMIRROR workflow, not a detached consulting deliverable.
PRICING FAQ
DRIFTMIRROR analyzes the operating sales system, not individual employees. Viewers and AEs should not become a cost barrier inside an agreed operating scope.
More comparable evidence makes the system more useful. DRIFTMIRROR therefore does not make analysis volume the primary pricing unit.
No. It is the software-driven commercial entry: DRIFTMIRROR works on one declared sales motion and the customer receives the mechanic, rule, change and test inside the product.
Yes for the agreed operating scope. Mechanics, rules, changes, testing and history are core product functions rather than separate feature add-ons.
Organization and scope complexity: larger operating boundaries, more governance, security or retention requirements, and customer-specific onboarding conditions.
ONE PIPELINE IS ENOUGH TO START