Pricing
A seat, billed annually or monthly, bought with a card. No sales call at any tier, and no quote to wait for.
Checkout is not open yet. Until it is, the planner runs without any of the caps below: every floor, every access point, every export.
| Tier | Price, USD | What it holds |
|---|---|---|
| Free | 0no card | Three access points, one active project. Exported PDFs carry an evaluation mark. |
| Solo | 790 /yearper seat | One seat, everything unlimited. |
| Team | 690 /yearper seat, three or more | One annual invoice. Annual only. |
What a paid seat holds
Projects, floors and access points without a ceiling. The ITU-R P.2040 material model, the calibration workflow with the held-out error on screen, client PDFs with no evaluation mark, and the WebGPU solver.
The free tier keeps the solver and the accuracy figure. Putting those behind the card would make this tool exactly as unverifiable as the ones it argues with, and the figure is the argument.
Team is a volume discount. There is no shared library and no collaboration feature: three seats cost less each because they are three seats.
Against what the alternatives cost
| Product | Price, USD |
|---|---|
| Jambline Solo | 790 a year per seat |
| Hamina Wireless Planner | 980 a year per seat |
| Hamina Planner Plus | 1560 a year per seat |
| Ekahau, first year | 7990 (5995 licence and 1995 Connect) |
| Ekahau Sidekick 2, hardware | from 4995 |
Read against the vendors' own pages on 30 July 2026. Hamina caps its free tier at three access points, which is where the cap above comes from.
Being cheaper is not the argument. Against the TMB campaign (arXiv:1812.00667), Jambline predicts 6.47 dB RMSE at 5.18 GHz over seven links held out of the fit. None of the products above publishes an error figure. The method page shows how that number was produced and what it does not cover.
When seats open
Write to contact@tenzanlogic.com and you will hear when checkout does.