So we have SaaS plans that range from $90 a month to a couple hundred dollars a month.

So we do try to target people for whatever their needs are.

High volume customers, they're going to pay about $8,000 a year for the SaaS plans up to,

for enterprise sales, $36,000 a year for the license plus fees for hosting and stuff like that.

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