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NAFS

PRICING

Choose how you want to work with NAFS.

Use NAFS for your business, build a branded platform for clients or grow with us through a partner program. Each path is priced around a different goal.

For your business

Run your operation on NAFS

Choose the workflows, data, locations and connections your own team needs.

Plan my rollout

For B2B providers

Launch a platform for clients

Use your brand, create plans, onboard client businesses and build recurring software and service revenue.

Explore B2B

For partners

Refer, implement or resell NAFS

Work with NAFS as a creator, agency, consultant, technology partner or reseller.

Explore partnerships

ROLL OUT NAFS FOR YOUR BUSINESS

Start with what costs the most time. Expand when the value is clear.

Pricing depends on what you need to connect, move and run. We agree the scope first so the proposal matches the real work.

01

Start with one workflow

Fix one high-impact part of the operation first, with a clear scope and success measure.

— Choose the workflow causing the most friction— Review the data and teams involved— Agree the rollout before implementation starts

Talk to sales

We confirm the scope after a product walkthrough.

Discuss this option
02

Connect the core operation

Most common starting point

Bring several connected areas—such as orders, inventory, fulfillment and payments—into one operating flow.

— Orders and customers— Products and inventory— Fulfillment, payments and purchasing— Reporting, roles and permissions

Talk to sales

We confirm the scope after a product walkthrough.

Discuss this option
03

Plan a broader rollout

Design a wider NAFS rollout for multiple locations, channels, teams or business units.

— Agree the priority workflows— Review migration needs— Confirm available channel and provider connections— Plan delivery in sensible phases

Talk to sales

We review migration and third-party connection needs before pricing.

Discuss this option

WHAT AFFECTS PRICING?

The price reflects the work required to make NAFS useful in your business.

Teams and workflow

How many people, approvals, exceptions and steps are involved in the process.

Data migration

What products, customers, orders or stock history need to be moved and checked.

Locations and channels

How many warehouses, stores and sales channels need to work together.

Third-party connections

Which storefront, courier, payment or business tools need to be connected and configured.