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Enterprise plans

Describe what entreprise plans are, who may need one, why they exist and how much they cost

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Our philosophy behind Entreprise plans

Running a small, focused SaaS business means making intentional choices. At Parseur, we're four people dedicated to delivering maximum value—which means we need to be strategic about how we support enterprise customers.


Our goal is to be clear about what's possible, while maintaining the efficiency that allows us to serve all our customers effectively.

Our preference? Use our standard product—it's designed to meet most needs efficiently. But we understand that sometimes, specialized requirements demand a more customized approach.

What are the Enterprise plans?

Enterprise plans at Parseur are taylor-made for customers who have specific requirements, namely:

  • They don't fit into the classic pay-by-credit-card scheme

  • They require a change to the standard terms of use of Parseur

  • They need Parseur to undergo a vendor or security assessment

How much do Enterprise plans cost?

Non-standard payment methods

We offer monthly and yearly payments by credit card. Our full price list is here. If that doesn't work for you, here are our non-standard options:

  • By bank wire: $2,000

  • By Purchase Order: $5,000

  • Through a reseller: $10,000

All payments for Enterprise plans are made yearly.

Non-standard terms and conditions

You can read our standard terms and conditions here. If they don't fit your needs, we offer an option to review your custom terms and conditions.

This option starts at $25,000. This covers the legal and operational work required to customize our standard terms.

Vendor or security assessment

Here is our answers to common security-related questions. If they are not sufficient for you, you can enter a customize process of security compliance.

It begins at $15,000. This option supports customers who need extensive compliance and security reviews.

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