Scope before price

Three tiers.
Priced to the work.

Tier 1 · Licensed runs as a project. Tier 2 · Educated runs as a per-seat subscription. Tier 3 · Compliant runs as a monthly retainer. The shape of your engagement follows the tier you're shopping — not a package you picked off a menu.

The triad, priced

Three tiers, three pricing shapes.

Tier 1 · Licensed

Project — fixed scope

State applications, local permits, license renewals, ownership restructuring, facility readiness. Defined deliverables, defined timeline, fee locked at engagement letter. Low four-figure for renewals; five-figure for multi-license applications.

Tier 2 · Educated

Subscription — per-seat

Regulatory library, 6-phase training pathways, CE programs, compliance control center, managed services. Per-employee monthly billing scaled by seat count and module mix. Annual commit unlocks managed-services bundle.

Tier 3 · Compliant

Retainer — ongoing

Quarterly audits, METRC reconciliation, SOP upkeep, named coordinator, 24-hour enforcement response. Monthly retainer, month-to-month after the first 90 days, project work at retainer-client rates.

How it works

Four questions drive scope.

After you finish the assessment (or your kickoff call), we size the engagement against four inputs:

01 · Complexity

How many license types, how many jurisdictions

A single-city Type 10 is a different shape than a multi-site cultivation + manufacturing stack.

02 · Jurisdiction

Ministerial vs. CUP vs. merit-based

Adelanto is not Los Angeles. Humboldt is not Orange. Local process drives 60% of timeline.

03 · Timeline

Exploratory, deadline-driven, or emergency

Enforcement inside 7 days is a different engagement than a Q3 expansion plan.

04 · Scope

Project, retainer, or hybrid

Most long-term clients run a fixed-scope project into an ongoing monthly retainer once licensed.

Cross-tier add-on

Emergency response sits on top of any tier.

Tier 3 retainer clients get 24-hour enforcement response built in. Tier 1 and Tier 2 clients can activate the same red-line response on a deadline-scoped engagement — citation response, failed inspection recovery, deficiency letter, regulator call. Enforcement work always moves first.

What drives cost

Transparency in writing, every time.

You will never see a surprise invoice. Every engagement starts with a scoping letter that names: exactly what we'll deliver, exactly who will deliver it, a realistic timeline, the fee, and when the fee is due. If scope changes mid-engagement, we write an amendment before we do the work.

Engagements range from low four-figure fixed-scope audits to five-figure multi-license applications to six-figure enterprise buildouts. We'll size yours after the assessment.

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