From $210,000 / year
Recommended public entry point for one-portal BFSI deployments using the ManziOne core platform plus one industry portal.
Commercial packaging for Banking, Financial Services, and Insurance on one shared ManziOne platform.
Recommended public entry point for one-portal BFSI deployments using the ManziOne core platform plus one industry portal.
Price the shared platform once, then add Banking, Financial Services, Insurance, and Group Command Center based on buyer scope.
For BFSI enterprise sales, direct contracting and invoicing should be primary. Stripe can be added later for deposits, pilots, or smaller self-serve expansions.
Recommended list pricing aligned to how enterprise regtech, GRC, and fraud platforms are typically sold.
Shared cases, evidence, workflow, dashboards, API layer, audit trail, and platform administration.
Retail banking, commercial banking, payments, AML, fraud, regulatory change, and operational controls.
Wealth, capital markets, fintech, brokerage, market conduct, and financial-services compliance workflows.
Claims fraud, underwriting control oversight, broker monitoring, conduct workflows, and resilience operations.
Cross-entity risk, compliance, fraud, resilience, and executive visibility across multiple portals.
Recommended premium support uplift for enterprise response SLAs, advisory support, and expanded operating cover.
Simple bundle shapes that sales teams and buyers can understand quickly.
Core Platform + one portal.
Core Platform + any two portals.
Core Platform + Banking + Financial Services + Insurance + Group Command Center.
| Single portal | $60,000 to $120,000 |
| Two portals | $120,000 to $180,000 |
| Full BFSI suite | $180,000 to $300,000 |
| Financial Crime AI Pack | $80,000 / year |
| Advanced Regulatory Intelligence | $50,000 / year |
| Operational Resilience Pack | $45,000 / year |
| High-volume evidence storage | Usage-based |
For this product, I recommend we keep the primary commercial motion as sales-led enterprise contracting with invoice-based billing. Stripe is still useful later for pilot deposits, proof-of-concept fees, training packages, or smaller self-serve products, but it should not be the default enterprise buying path.
Track one: Talk to Sales, proposal, MSA, invoice. Track two: Stripe-backed checkout only for lighter packages such as sandbox subscriptions, implementation deposits, or add-on services. That keeps the product credible for banks and insurers.