Pricing Model

Short Version:

Under this model, we make a charge based on the number of specimens, and the type of tests you assign into the xGEL platform.

This is the easiest and most economical model for the 1 - 10 person firm.

Long Version:

Under this model xGEL LabMate is licensed on a "when-and-how-much-you-use" basis, and that use is based on number of specimens and tests that you assign into the xGEL platform.

Under our Pay-As-You-Go, test-assignment-counting protocol, your xGEL platform costs are determined by the amount of items assigned into the system, and it is because of this particular charging model that we can offer the xGEL Data Systems, LLC service at such a low price, with no long term contract or up-front license/service fee Yes, it may seem a bit unusual, but in the end, it works out to less cost for our clients than under other charge models.

Note that xGEL does not charge if, or when, you do the test, the charge is triggered when you lock-in the specimens and assignments to the system. When, or if, you do any test assigned does not affect the charge. The charge event is for specimens and assignments, not tests done, and occurs when the assignments are made

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How We Get Our Money

Short Version:

We make a charge to the credit card you have associated with your xGEL account profile.

Long Version:

You set up an account, and as you use the xGEL system we make charges to the credit card that you have linked to your account profile.

As soon as you lock-in your specimens and assignments, your account gets charged. When, or if, you actually enter any data is up to you. The charge is based on specimens and assignments not test completion.

Current Price Schedule
Non-Enterprise

Charge Item	Price ($)
Specimens	0.29
MC	0.40
UDW	0.75
AL	0.46
M200	0.46
GRAD	0.86
UC	1.10

All specimens entered and Finalized into the system, will, when they are locked-in by the Finalize action, will accrue a Specimen charge, in addition to the charge for the test assignment.

For example, on a specimen with a moisture content test assignment, the xGEL total charge would be $0.69.

 

Quick Fact: Typical test assignment protocols run about 10 - 20 cents per foot of boring with accompanying production increases of up to 30%. Such a small price for such dramatic improvement.