One Dexter for a professional.
A whole build for a company.
Life Platinum is the complete edition for a professional. Life Enterprise is scale — the same Dexter, custom-built around your organization’s shape: its departments, its people, its way of working. Custom from the first step, and always on ARC underneath.
This page is here so you can read the details yourself, in full, without having to ask first. It informs and it qualifies — reading it starts nothing, obligates nothing, and creates no engagement. When you’re ready, the way forward is a conversation.
Not a bigger subscription.
A build, shaped to the company.
Enterprise is not Platinum with more seats bolted on. It is a custom engagement: Dexter built around the organization itself, from the first step — not converted from anything, not trimmed from a template.
Scale is the product
Platinum completes one professional’s working life. Enterprise carries that same standard across an entire organization — every department working the way the company actually works, not the way a generic tool assumes it does.
Custom from the first step
There is no standard Enterprise to sign up for. The build starts from your company’s shape — its departments, its people, its way of working — and is built to that shape. What you get is yours, made for you.
Always ARC underneath
Custom never means forked or improvised. Every Enterprise build runs on ARC — the same foundation under every Life edition. The layer on top is custom because the customer is a company. The foundation stays ARC, always.
The foundation is in the price.
Nobody pays twice.
An Enterprise build is priced as one engagement, whole. Here is what that price carries, plainly:
- Life Platinum, included. If your organization isn’t already paying for Platinum, it is included in the build cost. The foundation is never charged for twice.
- Named seats and departments. The build is shaped to your organization — seats and departments arranged around how your company is actually structured and how its people actually work.
- The professional surface, company-wide. The paper trail, handled across the whole company: receipts, invoices, payments — in order, and accounted for.
- The direct line upward. Customization carries a direct line to the house — the connection that comes with a build of this size, from the start.
Priced by size.
Stated in full, here.
Customization is priced from a $5,000 minimum and scales with the size of the organization — because every person in the company is a person the build has to know and support. These are the ruled numbers, exactly as they stand.
The minimum for any Enterprise build, for organizations of up to 59 people. From there, the price follows the size of the company — the full ladder is below, with nothing held back for a sales call.
| Organization size | Custom build | Monthly |
|---|---|---|
| Up to 59 people | $5,000base | — |
| 60–149 people | $7,500 | $3,750/mo |
| 150–299 people | $10,000 | $5,000/mo |
| 300–599 people | $15,000 | $7,500/mo |
| 600+ people | Scoped quote | Set in conversation |
Platinum is included in every band above — if it isn’t already paid, it comes with the build. At 600 people and above there is no table price: the scope is set in conversation, sized to the organization in front of us.
It doesn’t begin here.
It begins with a conversation.
Nothing on this page starts a build, and there is no form here that pretends to. A corporate customization is a serious engagement, and serious engagements open the way this one does — by talking.
Talk to Dexter
The front door routes serious prospects. Bring your real questions — about your company, your size, your way of working — and get straight answers from the partner himself.
A direct line opens
A corporate customization opens a direct line to Master Dexter from the house side. The conversation moves to the level a build of this size deserves — no queues, no hand-offs.
Scope, set together
Your organization’s shape sets the scope — and at the largest sizes, the price too. What gets built is agreed in conversation, in the open, before anything begins.
An email opens the door — it doesn’t sign anything. If Enterprise isn’t the right fit for your organization, you’ll hear that plainly, too.
Where things stand
Life is pre-launch. Enterprise is described here as it is designed to be when it opens — what it is, what it includes, and what it costs. This page makes no other claims: no clients named, no results promised, no dates given. What it states, it stands behind.