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Cradle pricing

No price is published. The licensing page publishes the structure instead: one annual software license, priced per active project on the Standard tier and scaled across programs and divisions on Enterprise, with an academic program for not for profit research, and every tier is sold through a conversation.

Pricing terms

How Cradle pricing works

Pricing model
Annual software license: Standard priced per active project, Enterprise scaled across programs and divisions, and an academic program for not for profit research. Unlimited users, data storage, compute and API access included; no royalty or milestone fees. No figures published.
Implementation
Not published. The licensing page says every license includes expert technical support and compute and infrastructure, with no fees; no separate onboarding charge is described.

Every license includes unlimited users, unlimited data upload and storage, compute and infrastructure, API access, and full ownership of sequence IP and of the data and reports created, with no royalty or milestone fees. A buyer therefore knows what drives the cost, the number of active projects, without a figure to size it; the annual price per active project and the Enterprise terms are not published.

Compared on price

Cradle pricing against its alternatives

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Questions

Cradle pricing, answered

How much does Cradle cost?

Cradle does not publish a price. The licensing page publishes the structure instead: one annual software license, priced per active project on the Standard tier and scaled across programs and divisions on Enterprise, with an academic program for not for profit research, and every tier is sold through a conversation.

Does Cradle charge an implementation fee?

Not published. The licensing page says every license includes expert technical support and compute and infrastructure, with no fees; no separate onboarding charge is described.