What does Railbase provide?
Company documents, governed workflows, organisation and supported Studio configuration on your infrastructure.
Document management and governed workflows for one legal company.
Outcome: Every legal company runs its documents, approvals and organisation on its own Railbase licence.
$99/month + applicable tax
Per verified company. Documents, governed workflows and organisation.
Includes supported Studio process configuration. One company is one tenant. Users, devices and server processes are not separate company subscriptions.
Prices are per verified company per month before applicable tax. Infrastructure, external AI usage and separately ordered services are additional. Read the full-cost and capacity guide.
Check optional capability and release prerequisites · Product terms
One Product with its complete workspaces and governed workflows, the applicable capacity grants, controlled changes and licence continuity. Implementation services are separately ordered. Technical composition is Railbase's delivery responsibility, not a shopping decision for the customer.
Discuss implementation →Company documents, governed workflows, organisation and supported Studio configuration on your infrastructure.
Railbase Cloud is coming soon: managed hosting by Railbase. Availability and pricing will be announced separately. Cloud hosting is not included in the On-premise subscription.
We aim for clear, fair pricing that reflects the value Railbase brings to your company. The current Railbase On-premise price is $99/month + applicable tax per company per month before applicable tax. We listen to customer feedback and will give advance notice of future price changes. Changes apply prospectively under your subscription terms; past invoices remain unchanged.
One verified company (tenant) per month. Users, roles, mobile devices and server processes are not separate company subscriptions. Industry Suites and any additional services are separately stated in your Order.
The current price, applicable tax, deployment prerequisites, accepted terms and first-process outcome. A catalogue entry does not automatically enable every optional AI, mobile or distributed capability.