Pricing
Priced per brokerage. Quoted in the first conversation.
No tier grid, no seat calculator. The number depends on four things about your brokerage, and you hear it in the first conversation rather than after a sequence of emails.
Nothing is on sale today. The number exists so a brokerage can put a figure in a budget and decide whether the conversation is worth continuing.
There are no published tiers because per-brokerage pricing is the only honest way to quote this. A rate card would imply a shipped product behind it.
Inputs
What determines the price
Four inputs. All of them come from your brokerage, none from a rate card.
- Number of agents Quoted from your actual roster, not a seat band you have to grow into. If the roster moves, the quote is rewritten rather than renegotiated at renewal.
- Active transaction volume How many files are open and moving at a time. A small office running twelve files at once is not priced like one running two hundred.
- Scope turned on A quote is scoped to the parts of Terriv a brokerage switches on: transaction coordination first, then what runs underneath it and after-hours coverage.
- Connected systems The brokerage-authorized systems Terriv reads from. Any connection is scoped with the broker under written terms, and the security page lists what each one covers.
Scope of a quote
What a quote covers
A quote would cover setup, not just software. That is the part a brokerage usually pays for twice elsewhere.
- Onboarding with the broker Setup runs directly with the broker rather than through a ticket queue.
- Role setup Agent, staff and broker permissions are configured to match how the office actually runs.
- Required-document policy Your document checklist per transaction type, agreed before the first file is shared, so the software is told what complete means for your office rather than guessing.
- Access to the people building it Questions go to the people who write the product, not to a support tier that routes you through three others first.
Evaluating Terriv
How an evaluation runs
Three stages, each one opt-in, and you can stop at any of them. Given where the product is, most conversations should end after the first.
- Structured demoA walkthrough of both views, running on sample data. Nothing from your files is involved.
- Pilot on closed filesA pilot runs on a small set of closed files, with scope, data handling and price agreed in writing before any file is shared.
- Your decisionNothing converts automatically. There is no auto-renewal, and no card is held at any point in the evaluation.
Get the number in the first conversation.
Tell us the brokerage, the state you transact in, and roughly how many files are open at once. If your security review comes first, start there instead.