Which plan is right for me, Operator, Network or Enterprise?
It comes down to your shape, not your size. Operator is for one business running several properties, Network is for an operator governing many independent units, and Enterprise adds dedicated infrastructure, compliance and scale.
It comes down to your shape, not your size. Operator is for one business running several properties, like a main site, microsites and a B2B portal. Network is for an operator running many independent units under central governance, such as franchisees, brands or chapters. Enterprise is for dedicated infrastructure, compliance and scale.
If you are not sure which one you are, the useful question is who owns the units. If you set the standards and each unit works within them, that is the Network shape; if they are distinct businesses that contract independently, it is priced differently. Note that the tier does not change the feature list — every plan carries all applications, updates and infrastructure — what changes higher up is governance, dedicated infrastructure and compliance. Compare the three tiers, or book a demo and we will place you in a few minutes.
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