Pay per mesh.
No seat license. No output cap.
Published per-case pricing you can see before you commit. No annual contract, no user seats, and no ceiling on how many cases you can order. Built for the teams the subscription vendors cap — and the shops the enterprise suites price out.
Two ways to overpay. One way that doesn't.
The 3D segmentation market runs on two models: cloud services that bill per case with your data leaving the building, and legacy desktop suites that lock you into five-figure annual seat licenses whether you run 5 cases or 500. Here's how that compares to per-case, offline processing.
| Cloud per-case services | Enterprise seat licenses | Mesh Metric | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Typical cost | ~$300 – $7,800 / case | $8,000 – $15,000+ / seat / yr | From $149 – $499+ / case |
| Pricing visibility | Quote-only rate sheets | Quote-only, sales-gated | Published on this page |
| Commitment | Volume contracts | Annual / perpetual license | Pay per case — none |
| Output limit | Tiered by volume | Per-seat throughput | No cap |
| Where your data goes | Transmitted to their cloud | Your workstation + their modules | Processed offline on an isolated node |
| Entry cost | Per-case minimums | Five-figure license | $0 — start with an evaluation |
Competitor ranges reflect publicly listed figures from UK G-Cloud digital-marketplace procurement filings and distributor data. We don't name names — but if you've shopped this market, you know who charges what.
One anatomy. Watertight STL + NIfTI. QA included.
Single anatomy · 48-hour turnaround
- ▹ One anatomy, one case
- ▹ Watertight STL + NIfTI labelmap
- ▹ QA render pack included
- ▹ Expert human sign-off
25+ cases · priority queue
- ▹ Everything in Standard
- ▹ 25+ single-anatomy cases
- ▹ Priority processing queue
- ▹ Flexible delivery schedule
100+ cases · scheduled pipeline
- ▹ Everything in Volume
- ▹ 100+ single-anatomy cases
- ▹ Dedicated pipeline scheduling
- ▹ Batch manifest per delivery
A note on scope: Standard, Volume, and High-Volume rates cover single-anatomy cases. If a case turns out to be multi-structure or unusually intricate, we'll flag it and quote it under the Complex & Multi-Structure tiers below before doing any work — you'll never be surprised by a charge, and we'll never quietly absorb a case that isn't what it looked like.
Multi-structure work, priced per case.
Intricate, multi-label reconstructions are quoted after we see the scan — so you never overpay for a clean case, and we never underprice a hard one. Even quoted, we land well under the enterprise per-case rates for the same work.
Quoted by complexity
- ▹ Multi-bone / multi-segment osseous work
- ▹ Full spine, bilateral, joint complexes
- ▹ Priced per case after we see the scan
- ▹ Watertight STL + NIfTI + QA pack
Quoted by complexity
- ▹ Highest-precision multi-structure
- ▹ Congenital cardiac, craniomaxillofacial, tumor + margins
- ▹ Priced per case after we see the scan
- ▹ Still a fraction of the $2,000–$7,000+ enterprise rate
Predictable volume? Lock in a rate.
For teams with steady monthly throughput. Retainers guarantee dedicated pipeline availability and a priority queue.
Up to 25 cases / month · ~$300/case equivalent
- ▹ Guaranteed pipeline availability
- ▹ Priority queue
Up to 60 cases / month · ~$250/case equivalent
- ▹ Highest-priority scheduling
- ▹ Consistent batch cadence
What a retainer actually replaces: a retainer is a fully-managed, turnkey processing pipeline — not a software seat. The in-house alternative is an enterprise software license plus a full-time engineer on salary to run it. A retainer replaces both, at a fraction of the combined cost, with nothing to install and no headcount to hire.
See it before you pay for it.
Send us one anonymized scan and we'll return the segmented mesh at no cost — no sales call, no commitment. If the geometry's right, the pricing above is exactly what you'll pay.
Send Us a Scan — No-Cost EvaluationPricing is for non-clinical use — research, 3D printing, surgical planning models, and AI training data. Outputs are technical reference assets and are not intended for primary diagnosis. All submissions must be de-identified; BAA available on request.