Pricing and packages
Begin with three reviewed properties from your market or candidate set. Move to a focused paid pilot only when the work looks relevant, then add monthly coverage when your team is ready to use it repeatedly.
A lower-risk starting point
The preview shows how Arden Meridian reviews and explains properties. The pilot gives your team enough volume to evaluate relevance and usability. Monthly coverage begins only after the workflow proves useful.
Properties evaluated for a prioritized report with evidence, limitations, and next-step notes.
A larger agreed set tracked for changes and possible future review, not manually rechecked every month.
Main packages
Each step answers a practical question: Is the research useful? Does it remain useful across a larger set? Is it valuable enough to use every month?
See how Arden Meridian reviews three properties from a real territory, portfolio, or candidate market relevant to your company.
Test the workflow with enough reviewed properties to evaluate relevance, usability, and the manual research it may reduce.
For teams that want a maintained flow of reviewed and prioritized properties in one active market.
What you are paying for
Your team receives a configured market or candidate set, reviewed properties, checked findings, and a report built to reduce manual qualification and diligence work.
We define the geography or candidate set, target property types, available sources, exclusions, and review rules before screening begins.
The reviewed volume is work completed on individual properties, not a bulk address or contact export.
We review the prioritization, evidence, confidence, and important limitations before your team receives the report.
Your team receives clear findings, scheduled updates, and exports built for commercial, technical, risk, and planning decisions.
Larger programs
Higher-volume and enterprise programs are scoped around the territories, portfolios, reviewed-property volume, delivery schedule, data requirements, and integrations your team actually needs.
For teams covering several active markets that need higher reviewed-property volume, multiple report deliveries, CRM-ready exports, or territory-specific review rules.
For larger commercial programs requiring broad monitoring coverage, custom research, integrations, tailored quality controls, or a dedicated delivery schedule.
Optional additions
Additional properties, territories, portfolios, deliveries, and custom work are scoped separately so the proposal stays tied to the work your company will actually use.
Pricing questions
The final scope, schedule, acceptance criteria, and commercial terms will be written into your proposal or service agreement.
We review three properties from one agreed territory, portfolio, or candidate market and show the evidence, prioritization reasons, limitations, and next checks. The preview lets your team inspect the structure and quality of the research before purchasing a larger report.
A basic list or map usually gives your team records to research. Arden Meridian defines the market or candidate set, reviews the property evidence, prioritizes the properties, checks the work, explains the reasoning, and delivers a report your team can use.
It means an individual property is evaluated against the goal agreed with your team and can be included in the prioritized results with supporting evidence, limitations, and recommended next checks.
Yes. The full $500 pilot fee is credited toward the first month when your company starts a Territory Monitor within 30 days of the pilot review.
There is no setup fee after a completed pilot. More complex jurisdictions, custom sources, integrations, or unusual implementation requirements may need a separate written quote.
The monitoring pool is the larger agreed set of properties tracked for source changes and possible future review. It does not mean that every property in the pool is manually rechecked each month.
These are the current starting prices for the scopes shown. Final deliverables, taxes, availability, service terms, and any custom requirements will be stated in a written proposal or service agreement.
Start with the smallest useful step
We will use your territory, portfolio, or candidate market and commercial decision to prepare a focused preview before asking you to purchase a larger report.