How LAZweaver charges
There are no prices on this page. That is not an oversight, and the rest of this page is why.
No plan version is published yet, because the prices are not set. There is nothing on this site to quote, and there will be a published price list here before there is an invoice.This is the claim that exists so that the absence of prices is stated rather than left to look like an oversight. It is also the reason no trial allowance, spend cap or "starts free" line appears anywhere.
The unit is points
LAZweaver is metered by the points it processes. Not files, not gigabytes, not hours of machine time. A point cloud's point count is a number you can read off the header before you submit anything, which means the cost of a job is knowable in advance by you and not only by us.
The alternatives are worse for the person paying. Per file rewards splitting. Per gigabyte charges twice for the same survey compressed differently. Per hour makes your bill a function of how fast our machines happen to be that week, which is the one variable you have no way to check.
Currency
Plans are published per currency rather than converted at checkout, so the price a customer agrees to is the price on the invoice.
The billing schema admits Indian rupees, US dollars, euros and pounds sterling, each priced in its own minor unit.
Invoices are issued from India, with the tax treatment that applies to the buyer's country recorded on the document itself. An export sale and a domestic sale are different documents, and neither is a conversion of the other.
What you will not find here
An SEO review handed to us proposed a price band, a starter allowance and a no-card trial for this page. None of the three exists in the product, so none of the three is on this site. In detail, and so that nobody has to ask:
- No price, until a plan version is published with one.
- No starter allowance of points, because there is no plan to attach one to.
- No trial that begins without a conversation, because sign-up is not open.
- No spend cap, because a cap is a promise about billing that is not built yet.
Every one of those becomes a sentence on this page on the day the thing behind it exists, with the source beside it, like everything else here.
How to get access today
Access is by invitation while the validation deployment runs: sign-up is closed, and an account is opened for a survey firm we have talked to.
We will tell you what a run on your data costs us before there is anything to pay, and you will see the published price before you are asked to agree to it.