Solutions Built Around
Your Requirements
Atria360 uses customized pricing because infrastructure, construction, integrations, equipment and support requirements vary significantly between projects. Here is how we structure it.
Ongoing Service Plans
For technology, software and support engagements. Every plan is scoped to your environment.
Starter
For smaller and single-location businesses.
- Core services
- Standard implementation
- Essential integrations
- Standard support
Professional
For growing and multi-location organizations.
- Everything in Starter, plus:
- Advanced automation
- Multi-site support
- Advanced reporting
- Expanded integrations
- Priority support
Enterprise
For complex or regulated organizations.
- Everything in Professional, plus:
- Dedicated account contact
- Custom APIs
- SSO/SAML where applicable
- Advanced security architecture
- Custom data requirements
- Priority escalation
- Custom support SLA
Physical Projects Are Individually Quoted
Construction, signage and energy work cannot be priced from a list — the site decides most of it.
What Gets Quoted This Way
Any work where the site and materials drive the cost.
- Renovations
- Flooring
- Millwork
- Signage
- Sign permits
- Solar
- EV charging
- Smart home
- Landscape lighting
- Infrastructure deployments
What Pricing Is Based On
The variables we assess before quoting.
- Project scope
- Site conditions
- Materials
- Hardware
- Labour
- Engineering
- Permit requirements
- Installation complexity
- Timeline
Why We Do Not Publish Fixed Prices
Two clinics of the same size can differ by a wide margin depending on site conditions, existing infrastructure, equipment and permit requirements. A published price would be wrong for almost everyone.
What we will do is give you a clear, itemized quote before any work starts, and tell you which parts are firm and which depend on what we find on site.
Municipal, utility, engineering and third-party fees are quoted separately when applicable.
Tell us the scope and we will price it properly
Itemized, with the assumptions written down. No surprise line items later.