Software priced for the problem it solves.
Loud Legacy builds focused software for specific industries and operational challenges. Each platform is priced individually based on the market, functionality, infrastructure, and value it provides.
Need something built specifically for your business? Custom software engagements are scoped separately around your workflow, integrations, users, and operational requirements.
Each Loud Legacy platform is researched against comparable software in its market and priced independently.
New software platforms are being added. Explore our software catalog, or talk to us about custom software built for your business.
Explore the catalogPricing based on the market, not arbitrary tiers.
Each Loud Legacy platform solves a different operational problem. Instead of forcing every product into the same pricing structure, we evaluate comparable software, infrastructure requirements, product capabilities, and customer value before setting a price.
Two ways to work with us.
Standardized software is ready now and priced per platform. Custom software is built for one business and scoped per engagement. They are priced differently because they are different things.
Need something built specifically for your business? Custom software is scoped individually around the system being built, the workflows involved, integrations, users, infrastructure, implementation, and ongoing support.
For a focused internal tool replacing spreadsheets or fragmented manual processes.
- One primary workflow
- One internal system
- Small team deployment
- Standard authentication and hosting
- Basic reporting
- Email support
For businesses that need multiple connected workflows their team relies on daily.
- Multiple connected workflows
- Larger team deployment
- Custom dashboards and automation
- AI functionality where it earns its place
- Third party integrations
- Advanced reporting
- Priority support
For organizations with advanced integrations, multiple locations, or complex infrastructure and security requirements.
- Multiple locations
- Dedicated engineering resources
- Custom integrations and data migration
- Advanced authentication
- Compliance considerations
- Service level agreements
- Dedicated support
The one time cost to build the system. Quoted after scoping and approved before work starts.
Due after testing, requested adjustments, and your approval, where the engagement is structured that way.
Hosting, infrastructure, maintenance, security updates, monitoring, and support.
AI providers, messaging, maps, email, and storage where your system uses them. Passed through and shown on your invoice.
Where an engagement includes it, custom software can later be transferred to you under agreed buyout terms. Nothing is built before you have approved the scope and the number.
Why does each software platform have a different price?
Each product serves a different industry, workflow, technical requirement, and market. Forcing them into one pricing structure would mean one of them was priced wrong.
Can software pricing change?
Yes. Pricing is reviewed as products evolve and market conditions change. Changes apply to the public catalog.
Will my subscription increase if public pricing changes?
Existing customer pricing is governed by the terms of your subscription agreement. A change to the public catalog price does not by itself change what an existing customer pays.
Is custom software priced differently?
Yes. Custom software is individually scoped around your business, workflows, integrations, users, and technical requirements, so it is quoted rather than listed.
Are hosting and support included?
For standardized software, this is stated on the product itself. For custom software, infrastructure and support are defined in the project proposal.
Can we own custom software built by Loud Legacy?
Depending on the engagement, Loud Legacy may offer a buyout or code transfer. The terms are agreed as part of the engagement rather than published as a standard figure.
Are API costs included?
It depends on the product or agreement. Some third party usage is billed separately and shown on your invoice at cost.
Find the software your business needs.
Start with a platform that already exists, or describe the problem and we will scope something built for you.