Synergy in Construction · Pricing

What SynC costs

Everyone who receives your specifications reads, comments, and responds free, forever. Your first author is free too. Every author after that requires a seat.

Who this page is for

Receiving specifications? You do not need this page. Open the link you were sent; reading, commenting and responding are free and stay free.

Writing them? Read on.

Part 1 — Free

Everyone

Price

$0 / always

Receiving, reading and responding to specifications is never metered and never gated. Neither is your firm's first seat.

1.01

Unlimited readers. Recipients never need a subscription, or a seat, or a card.

1.02

Share links and forwarding, with a full record of who received what.

1.03

Comments and responses on every specification and datasheet.

1.04

Your work is always exportable. Export is free at every level, including after a seat lapses.

1.05

Introductory full seats for every firm, granted at creation. An allowance, not a trial.

1.06

A small personal AI allowance each month, so you can judge the assistant before anyone buys credits.

Part 2 — Seats

Additional seats

Price

— / seat / month

Buy seats by the quantity you need. No tiers, no packages, nothing switched off because you bought fewer.

Every seat includes everything. There is no feature grid because nothing is switched off by quantity. What SynC does is on the features page.

2.01

Full seat: author anywhere in your firm and start new projects.

2.02

Collaborator seat: editing rights for someone at another firm, inside your projects only.

2.03

Collaborator seats are included with every full seat, pooled across the firm.

2.04

Extra collaborator seats, capped as a multiple of your full seat count.

2.05

Personal AI credits every month with every full seat, refreshed on the first of the month. Prepaid packs for the firm beyond that.

2.06

Annual billing costs less than paying by the month. Change or cancel from the billing portal.

Part 3 — Negotiated

Negotiated

Price

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For firms whose requirements are contractual rather than a quantity: procurement, security review, uptime.

3.01

Single sign-on against your identity provider.

3.02

A service level agreement with defined response times.

3.03

Audit exports and retention terms written into the contract.

3.04

Custom collaborator counts and API volume for large project teams.

3.05

Invoiced annually, on your paper if required.

What stays free

Reading is not something we sell. No one is charged to open, read, comment on or respond to a specification sent to them, and the price of a seat is set on that basis. The introductory seat is an allowance, not a plan: if what it includes changes, firms hear about it first, with time to decide.

Try it on one section

Create an account and write a specification on your firm’s introductory seat. Nothing is charged until your second author needs one.