One company license. Unlimited users, workstations, and locations. You fund the work you run. Quiet months stay quiet. As money is paid in, the per-job rate drops — and stays dropped.
The rule is public. Your opening rate, refill settings, and any volume path already earned are shared on the rate card after qualification.
Everything the company does sits on one consumption ledger: completed scale tickets, closed dispatch jobs, support, training, senior engineering, org-scoped configuration, card processing on our engine, and Auto Assist. Settings, functions, logic, and workflows built for one company stay in that company as an exclusive layer on the shared platform; creating and maintaining that layer burns people and intelligence consumption, not a new module, seat, site license, or MSA change order.
You do not buy modules by the location. You do not buy named users. You buy completed work, at a rate that declines as the company puts more money in.
Current opening rate and written scope are confirmed after qualification and the focused demo.
Configuration happens after commitment — not as an open-ended pre-sale exercise.
Most operators cobble together 3–5 disconnected systems for scale ticketing, dispatch, payments, compliance, and reporting. WeighPay replaces that patchwork with one operating platform and a short, decision-focused buying process.
Aggregates. Transfer stations. Scrap. Recycling. CRV. Dispatch-only fleets. Tickets, jobs, support, and Auto Assist all meter the same way. That is the point of a standard — your CFO is not learning a new license grid because the commodity changed.
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Qualify the operational pain, give a short high-level tour, use a focused demo to validate that pain, decide whether to move forward, then use Auto Assist–guided configuration after commitment.
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