OrbytePay for 12 users, not 80 licences.
Traditional SaaS charges per employee, every month, used or not. Orbyte charges when business happens — so occasional modules stay viable and more employees can have access.
An 80-person company, one claims module.
The same capability, priced two different ways.
- 80 licences purchased
- Fixed monthly charge
- Paid every month, used or not
- 80 employees can be given access
- Only the employees who need it open the module
- Charged on the transactions that actually occurred
Access should not automatically become a cost. Usage creates the cost.
Start small. Add what you need.
Different capabilities, different commercial models — from "how much for 100 employees?" to "pay when the business uses it."
Everyone onto one platform
Selected capabilities at no charge — the entry point for the whole team.
Grow at your own pace
Core capability free; extras chargeable as a module earns its place.
Pay when it happens
A charge tied to a business activity — for example, a small fee per document signed.
Deeper requirements
Specialised or higher-value capability for more advanced needs.
Specialist terms
Terms set by the integrated partner delivering that capability.
What's live now
eLeave is free. eClaim and eOT are charged per request. e-Signing is charged per document. See exact module pricing in a walkthrough.
Module-by-module, today.
Confirmed commercials for what's live now.
eLeave
Free, with a monthly block of requests included; only requests beyond it are charged.
eClaim
Charged per claim submitted.
eOT
Charged per overtime request. Quiet months cost nothing.
Daily Work Status / Monthly Project Focus
Priced per active project, not per employee. Model to be confirmed.
e-Signing
A small fee per document signed. No seat licences.
e-Government payments
In build. Transaction-priced, in line with the pay-per-use model.
Applies to Orbyte's own paid services. Integrated partners may use commercial models suited to their own solutions.
Get a walkthrough with numbers for your team size.
We'll model what your actual usage looks like — not a generic per-seat quote.