In quality software a per-seat figure is not a price on its own: at the same head count, two organisations differ in operating load depending on how many sites they run and which standards they open. Below is what each axis changes and why.
The people who will log in. Worth stressing: this is not "how many quality specialists you have". In BellaKYS the landing screen is a task list; anyone assigned a task, asked to read a document or receiving a notification is a user. Production supervisors, maintenance leads and buyers count too.
Record-level scope isolation means, in a multi-site group, that a site sees its own data and not the other's. A second site is not a copy of the first: it carries its own document tree, its own audit programme and its own indicator set.
The core is ISO 9001. Switching on a profile brings that standard's additional requirements into the business rules: a separate document tree, a separate audit programme and a separate indicator set.
Each additional profile is priced at a flat monthly rate; how many you switch on goes into the calculator below.
For other standards the profile mechanism ships in the box; the clause tree is imported from your own copy of the standard. The product does not reproduce ISO text — that text is copyrighted.
Cloud (hosted in Türkiye) or your own server. The same code base; there is no separate on-premise edition to maintain. The difference is operational responsibility: on your own server, scheduling backups, retention and copying them off the machine are yours.
On-premise is priced at a ×1.2 multiplier.
The built-in content library (document templates, audit checklists, risk library, indicator set) shortens implementation but does not remove it. Defining scope and the organisation, migrating your existing documents and wiring up ERP/time-attendance are separate work. We aim to have the core modules in pilot use within 10 weeks.