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Single Division, Full Suite, or Unified: how to choose where to start

Three ways to license STIV, and the honest answer for which one fits a company that's never run division-specific software before.

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STIV is licensed three ways, and the right starting point depends less on company size than on how confident you already are about which division needs software built specifically for it.

Single Division — $1,500/mo

One division of your choice, one workspace, standard integrations, and email support. This is the starting point for a company that has one clear, painful bottleneck — a Finance team drowning in reconciliation, a Legal team behind on contract review — and wants to prove the model against that one workflow before expanding. It's also the lowest-commitment way to see how an approval-gated agent behaves against your own playbooks before trusting it with more.

Full Suite — $8,200/mo

All seven divisions, licensed and deployed independently, with unlimited workspaces, custom integrations, approval workflows, and priority support. This fits a company that already knows it wants Executive, Sales, Marketing, Finance, Operations, Legal, and Support each running their own dedicated system — without waiting to unify them into a single assistant. Each division still operates independently under Full Suite; you're licensing breadth, not fusing the systems together.

STIV Unified — custom, by application

One exclusive assistant that runs the whole company: every division unified, a bespoke build on your business, dedicated infrastructure, white-glove onboarding, and a dedicated success manager. This is the right fit once a company has already run divisions independently long enough to know exactly which ones it wants fused into a single command layer — not a default for a company still evaluating whether division-specific software is worth it at all.

The honest recommendation

If you're not sure yet, start with Single Division on whichever team is loudest about its bottleneck right now. The approval gate, audit trail, and onboarding sequence are the same regardless of tier — Full Suite and Unified just apply that same model to more of the company at once, once you've seen it work on one division first.

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