Equidam's paid plans are priced around two things: a fixed fee for the valuation itself, and the number of days you want access to the platform. Here's how the pieces fit together.

Each purchase covers one valuation cycle, running for 12 months from the date of purchase. Within that cycle, the first five access days are free, and your plan's features, the five-method engine and, depending on your plan, benchmarks, exports, and customization, are available for as long as your access days last.

Access days are the days you're actively using the platform, not calendar days sitting unused. You can run unlimited valuations during your access period, and the days don't need to be used back to back: if you run out, you can add more at any point during the 12-month cycle, even after a gap, and pick up exactly where you left off. Your data stays saved either way. See Add access days after purchase for the steps, and What happens when the access days are over? for what happens if your days or cycle run out before you add more.

Equidam's paid plans are a one-time payment, not a subscription. Nothing renews automatically when your cycle or access days run out. If you want to keep using the platform after that, you choose to buy again.

If a purchase isn't right for you, you can request a full refund within 10 days of buying.

Prices shown in the app include or exclude VAT depending on your region. If you're an EU business buyer with a valid VAT number, you can enter it at checkout: a valid number qualifies for reverse charge, meaning no VAT is added to your purchase. Without a valid VAT number, VAT is applied at your country's rate.

Prices adjust by region to reflect local purchasing power, so what you're charged isn't a flat global number. You'll see the exact price for your region and currency in the app before you pay.