Small Businesses
Most M7 tools are free of charge for small businesses and lean teams.
Adopt the M7 stack with licensing, customization, and support that match the size of the job.
Most M7 tools are free of charge for small businesses and small teams. When an organization reaches roughly 10+ people, licensing applies. From there, clients often want specialized tools, customizations, instruction, or support.
- Free for small teams and small businesses.
- Licensing applies for medium and larger organizations.
- Support for custom tools, instruction, and adoption work.
Small Teams
Free access
10+ People
Licensing applies
Support
Tools, customizations, instruction
Licensing
Free for small teams, licensed for larger deployments
The default path is simple: use the tools freely when you are a small team or small business. When you cross into a larger organization, licensing becomes part of the engagement.
10+ People
Organizations at roughly 10+ people should expect licensing to apply.
Commercial Support
Custom tools, onboarding help, and support are available when the deployment needs more than the base product.
What Clients Need
Specialized tools, customization, instruction, and support
Here’s how we can help: make the stack easier to adopt, easier to operate, and more useful in practice.
Specialized Tools
Custom helpers, admin utilities, and workflow-specific tools built on top of the M7 stack.
Customizations
Adjustments to behavior, integration points, and product workflow to better fit the client’s environment.
Instruction
Hands-on guidance so teams know how to use the product and support their own workflows confidently.
Support
Ongoing help for adoption, configuration, and practical usage questions after the product is in place.
Next Step
Need help adopting M7 tools?
If you want licensing guidance, customization, or support around the M7 stack, start here.
Talk Licensing
We can help decide whether the deployment is in the free tier or belongs in a licensed engagement.
Need Broader Software Work?
If the project is not about M7 tools, the software contracting page is the better fit.