Plan your Paloma365 costs: subscription, modules and setup
Understand the cost of automation: the base plan, extra registers, locations, modules, hardware and services.
Start with your workflows
Before comparing prices, decide what your location needs: checkout and sales, inventory, recipe costing or time-based services. Different workflows require different features. A list of necessary operations helps you compare offers on the same basis.
What belongs in the estimate
- The base subscription and selected billing period.
- Locations and registers beyond those included in the plan.
- Additional applications and modules.
- Compatible hardware, connection, data migration and training where needed.
Ask for one-time and recurring costs separately. Check which work is included in the offer and which work can only be priced after reviewing your data and equipment.
Compare monthly and annual billing
The <a href="/tariffs">pricing page</a> shows monthly prices and the monthly equivalent when paying annually. Compare the total payment and billing terms, as well as the headline number on the card.
Record the agreed terms
Your offer and applicable agreement determine the price, service scope, renewal and subscription changes. Do not assume a price is fixed indefinitely unless that is explicitly confirmed in the agreed terms.
If your business is growing, clarify the cost of another location, register and modules in advance. Keep the current offer so your budget has a clear basis.
Test your own process
Use the 15-day trial to walk through sales, returns, deliveries, write-offs and the reports your team needs. Record the questions that require configuration.
<a href="/kontakty">Request a consultation</a> to discuss the scope and obtain an estimate for your configuration.