Tiers & billing

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A tier is the plan a workspace is on - it decides which features that workspace has. There are four, and they stack: each one includes everything below it. Prices are per seat, per month, in euros.

What each plan gives you

Capability Free Innovator €20 Changemaker €75 Guardian €150
Secure transcription
Recording hours 1 h unlimited unlimited unlimited
Bring your own language model + MCP
Built-in analysis (library, summaries, themes)
Audit logs
White labelling
EU-sovereign stack

What each one is for:

Tip

Need bespoke compliance terms or to run dembrane yourself? Those go beyond the standard tiers - see data ownership & compliance and the external developer guides.

Monthly vs yearly

The prices above are the yearly rate, which is the cheaper option. You can pay monthly instead for 15% more per seat.

What a seat is

A seat is what a person occupies in a workspace. Most roles use one - owner, admin, member, billing, and external. The observer role is free and never does.

Two things make seats easy to live with:

Tip

The mental model is "add who you need, watch the count." If someone only needs to see results, make them a free observer.

How billing is organised

Billing attaches to a billing account, scoped one of two ways:

The full split, and what it means for data ownership, is in data ownership & compliance.

Payments go through Mollie. Where dembrane needs to invoice offline - larger or public-sector customers paying by bank transfer - staff can arrange managed invoicing (staff billing guides).

Note

Existing paying customers move onto Changemaker (with unlimited hours) until their renewal, so nobody loses recording capacity in the transition.

Requesting an upgrade

If you’re a member without billing rights, you don’t pay the bill - you request an upgrade (a new workspace or a higher tier), and someone with billing rights, or dembrane staff, approves it. The same flow gates a few transitions, like moving a workspace out of “open”, which needs Innovator or above.

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