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Earendil Labs pricing

No price, rate card or unit of charge exists, because the platform is not sold on its own. The public figures come from deal announcements: $125 million upfront from Sanofi in April 2025 for HXN-1002 and HXN-1003 against a total of up to $1.8 billion in milestones and royalties, a broader discovery collaboration in January 2026 worth up to $2.56 billion, and $787 million raised from investors including Sanofi, Dimension Capital, DST Global Partners and a Hillhouse and Pfizer biotech fund. Those are contract ceilings and investment totals rather than money received or a price a buyer could pay.

Pricing terms

How Earendil Labs pricing works

Pricing model
Negotiated collaboration and licensing. Earendil earns through upfront payments, development and commercial milestones and royalties on individual programs licensed to pharmaceutical partners, rather than by selling platform access. No software license or subscription is offered.
Implementation
Not applicable and not published. Nothing is installed or configured for a buyer; the company carries its own discovery and preclinical costs and licenses finished programs. Partners take development and commercialization from there.
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Earendil Labs pricing, answered

How much does Earendil Labs cost?

Earendil Labs does not publish a price. The public figures come from deal announcements: $125 million upfront from Sanofi in April 2025 for HXN-1002 and HXN-1003 against a total of up to $1.8 billion in milestones and royalties, a broader discovery collaboration in January 2026 worth up to $2.56 billion, and $787 million raised from investors including Sanofi, Dimension Capital, DST Global Partners and a Hillhouse and Pfizer biotech fund.

Does Earendil Labs charge an implementation fee?

Not applicable and not published. Nothing is installed or configured for a buyer; the company carries its own discovery and preclinical costs and licenses finished programs. Partners take development and commercialization from there.