Tariff for sittings

The tariff card is a starting picture, not a promise that every catalog costs the first number. A liquidity assessment for a house with two categories and a clean table of history sits near the starting figure. A catalog with forty categories, bilingual titles, and a history that has to be rebuilt from screenshots sits higher. We send the quote before any extract leaves your building.

What moves the figure

Catalog size and category count. Whether listing history already exists as a table. Whether the working session must be outside the Klang Valley. Whether you need the pack in both English and Bahasa Malaysia — we can do that; it adds writing days, not a second sitting with a new name.

We do not sell monthly seats, annual plans, or a cheaper “starter” that is the same work with the cover page removed. Follow-up monitoring is cheaper than a first assessment because the sample design already exists. It is not cheaper because we skip the honest comparison.

Deposits

A liquidity assessment asks for forty percent to hold the weeks on the calendar. Operator briefings and publisher reviews ask for the sitting fee before the date, refundable on the terms in our refund page. We invoice the balance when the pack or note is delivered.

How to get a figure for your shelf

Write to the desk with approximate live listing count, number of categories, and whether you can export history. We reply with a fee note within two working days. The numbers above are in Malaysian ringgit and exclude any government tax that may apply to the invoice.