Recurring
Monthly service
Set from measured demand and the response times you choose, not a flat licence.
- Photo volume and pack density
- A service tier for each result
- Plan, campaign and deployment scope
Know what your rollout will cost.
Priced from what the service does: the photos you send, how dense the shelves are and how fast you need results.
What a rollout costs
One-time
Setup
Catalogue, stores, plans and team, scoped to your range and quoted once.
- Product catalogue preparation
- Plans, POSM targets and sales cycles
- Store structure and team configuration
To begin
Pilot scope
One category, a sample of stores, measures and cost agreed first.
- Defined category and store sample
- Agreed measures and service tiers
- Responsibilities and cost agreed up front
What drives the monthly price
The price follows measurable demand.
Photo volume
Accepted photos per month, single and stitched.
Pack density
Products per photo. A dense pharmacy shelf takes more work.
Store visit result tier
5 to 15 minutes from accepted photos. Faster tiers reserve capacity.
Full category result tier
8 hours to 30 days to the final category result.
Plan and campaign scope
Active plan items, planograms, POSM targets and the complexity of your sales cycles.
Deployment model
Your own infrastructure, dedicated servers operated by Pharos, or approved cloud capacity.
How service levels are measured
A service level is only useful if both sides count it the same way.
- The clock starts when a usable photo is accepted into a visit with its client, plan and service tier resolved.
- Image-quality rejections, missing scope and rework you request are recorded separately from processing time.
- Start, finish, queue wait and processing time are recorded for both results, with the result state, service tier and any fallback.
A statement you can check
Each month's statement makes the cost of the service explainable, to your team and to ours.
What you committed to, against what was delivered, with any extras shown apart.
Monthly service statement
Illustrative layout
- Service tiers
- The store visit and full category result tiers selected
- Photo volume
- Included and consumed, single photos and stitched groups
- Pack density
- Distribution across density bands
- Results
- Completed store visit and full category results
- Service levels
- Attainment against each tier
- Human input
- Manually assisted crops and corrections
- Scope
- Plan items, planograms and POSM targets
- Adjustments
- Any approved excess-volume or accelerated-service charges
Get a rollout estimate
Tell us your category, stores, photo volumes and speed. We reply with a scoped proposal.
Agree the scope, measures and cost before the pilot begins.