Review
Interviews, selected records, priorities and a proposal for the first project.
Ask: which workflows and how many teams are included?Buyer’s guide · Nominaro
A proposal should show what you pay once, what continues every month and what your team has to do. Check those parts and add them up here.
Interviews, selected records, priorities and a proposal for the first project.
Ask: which workflows and how many teams are included?Setup, access to data, connections to the necessary tools and tests with the team.
Ask: what will be ready to use when we accept the work?Software, usage, hosting and agreed support.
Ask: what continues each month even if we request no changes?Two examples show why entry prices are not directly comparable. Checked 26 October 2026; these are advertised packages, not a market average or a Nominaro quote.
| Provider | Published price | What matters when comparing |
|---|---|---|
| Loop ↗ | Assessment: €990 excluding tax. Implementation from €4,900 excluding tax. | The assessment is credited against implementation. Ongoing support is offered separately. |
| Forge ↗ | Audit: $2,500 / £2,000. Starter run plan: $2,000 / £1,600 per month. | The first build is included in the monthly plan, with a three-month minimum. Tool costs are extra; the audit is credited to the first month. |
Compare the agreed scope, credits and ongoing commitments. Nominaro quotes the agreed review before work starts; implementation is offered separately.
Use your own figures
Enter all three amounts. Use 0 for an item that does not apply.
Compare proposals for the same job. These differences should be visible in the scope.
Reviewed documents are a different starting point from conflicting files with no clear owner.
One shared workspace is different from several tools with separate accounts.
Preparing a draft needs different checks from sending a binding commitment.
One team familiar with the task needs a different handover from several departments with different workflows.
A worksheet to fill in. No signup.
We quote the review for an agreed scope. We price implementation when the task, data access, connections and checks are clear. The calculator uses only the figures you enter.
Internal team time, preparing data, usage charges, extra accounts, support and changes after acceptance. Ask about these items before comparing proposals.
The review delivers findings and a plan. Implementation is quoted separately. You decide which work to commission after the review.
The agreed tasks, failure cases, responsibilities and handover. At Nominaro, we correct our implementation at our expense if it fails the agreed checks. The final payment for that stage follows your approval.
Your next step
Describe the task and the tools you use today. We’ll discuss whether a review or a defined first project is the right starting point.