boardrm
Private beta

Early Access Pricing

BOARDRM is currently in private beta. Pricing below shows our planned early-access tiers. Beta testers are not charged during the current testing period.

Founding member offer

Founding Member Pricing - Locked for life at £19/month.

Available to the first 50 users only.

50 founding member spots remaining

Currently in private beta.

No payment is required during beta testing.

We are using beta feedback to refine pricing and features.

Explorer

Free

For trying BOARDRM during private beta before larger decisions need a full decision room.

  • 3 decisions per month
  • No account required to start
  • Full Strategist / Critic / Judge framework
  • UK context included
Start Free

Operator

Recommended

£29/month

For founders, operators and owners who want consistent decision support.

  • Unlimited decisions
  • Decision history saved
  • UK context built in
  • Single user

Team

£79/month

For small teams that want shared decision support without heavy board software.

  • Everything in Operator
  • Up to 3 seats
  • Shared decision history
  • Export decisions to PDF
Founding member waitlist

Reserve your founding member place

No payment is taken. This simply registers your interest so we can contact you when founding member access opens.

Pricing FAQ

Clear expectations while beta is free.

Do I need to pay during beta?

No. BOARDRM is currently free for invited beta testers.

Will pricing change?

Possibly. These are planned early-access tiers and may change based on feedback.

What does founding member pricing mean?

Founding members lock in £19/month pricing for life when paid access opens, subject to fair use and continued availability of the service.

Is this legal, financial or tax advice?

No. BOARDRM helps structure thinking and stress-test decisions. Professional advice should be taken for legal, tax, mortgage, financial or regulated matters.

Why show pricing if beta is free?

To help us test whether the product provides enough value to justify paid plans later.