What it costs Priced per shed, not per seat.
Most warehouse software hides its price behind a form. We publish ours, because the number is part of the argument: a layout study costs less than the first pallet position you put in the wrong place.
01 · start here
The Options Pack
£1,950list £3,950
per site · fixed scope, fixed fee · about a week
You send a racking drawing, a location export and a pick-history export. You get your site back as an interactive 3D twin with heat and day-replay, a layout and slotting comparison with a pounds-per-year readout, and a one-page business case.
- Two layouts modelled and compared
- Travel cost per year, as drawn and optimised
- One 60-minute readout of the findings
- Fee credited in full against a Walkable Twin
Book a 30-minute call → Founding price held for the first three clients, in exchange for an anonymised case study. Full scope
02 · your building, captured
Walkable Twin
from £7,500
per site · one-off · 50% on booking
We capture the building itself, so what you walk through is your shed as it actually stands — not an idealised drawing of the racking someone wants to sell you. Then we run a real month of picking through it.
- On-site capture, walkable model
- Up to three layout scenarios compared
- Decision document and board-ready readout
- Options Pack fee deducted
Book a 30-minute call → Final figure depends on floor area and scenario count. Agreed in writing before anything starts. See a captured shed
03 · keep it live
Standing Twin
£3,000–£6,000
per site, per year
For sites that keep changing. Your twin stays current, and you get scenarios modelled when a decision lands, instead of commissioning a fresh study each time.
- Twin kept live and hosted
- Two refresh scenarios a year included
- Further scenarios £750–£1,500 each
- Only available after a Walkable Twin
Ask about it Not sold on its own — a standing twin only makes sense once there is a twin to stand.
Why the price is on the page We don’t sell steel.
Racking suppliers will design your layout for nothing, in 3D, and send someone out to measure up. That is a genuinely good deal — as long as you want the answer to be racking. Their design is free because the steel order pays for it.
Our fee is never contingent on you buying anything. If the honest answer is that re-slotting your current racking recovers most of the money and you should not spend a penny on steel, that is the answer you get, and it is the one we are paid for.
Your data is processed locally on one machine. It never enters a demo, a cloud, or anyone else’s hands.
Thirty minutes, one layout question.
Bring a layout question and whatever records your picks. You will get a straight answer on whether a twin pays for itself at your site — including “not yet”.
Prefer to look before you talk? Walk a real shed or try the 2-minute demo — no sign-up, synthetic data only.