Pricing scales on exactly two things: how many storefronts you run and how much payment volume flows through the platform, because those track value, not headcount.
Every claim in the right-hand column is expanded, module by module, on the specification page. If a line item matters to your shop, check it there: it’s listed or it isn’t.
Because operations businesses have lots of low-touch users: press operators, pickers, packers, scanner stations, seasonal staff. Per-seat pricing punishes exactly the shops this platform is built for. On Epicenter, access control decides who can do what. The invoice never does.
A hosted online sales channel (Epicenter OSC): its own pages, navigation, theme, settings, and domain (or an instant internal hostname). Your first two are included; each additional one is $125/month.
Yes, each sales channel connects your own provider account. API keys are stored encrypted and are write-only: once entered, no screen or API response ever returns them. The 0.4% platform fee applies to volume processed through the platform integration and is separate from your processor’s own rates.
Onboarding starts with a conversation: email jpechart@datahandlerllc.com. Migration and data-import work is scoped case by case; the platform price itself is month to month.
You do. Organizations are isolated at the query layer, and every record is addressable by a portable identifier rather than a database-internal number, which is what makes tenant data movable between databases.
Every tenant starts with a conversation: no forms, no funnel, no demo gauntlet. Email a person who builds the platform and tell them about your shop.
jpechart@datahandlerllc.com