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Dentally, owned by Henry Schein One since 2020, publishes tiered cloud pricing from £125 a month for one surgery. Systems for Dentists, incorporated in 1987, has been majority owned since March 2023 by Portman Healthcare Limited, part of a corporate dental group, and still publishes no price, so practices must request a matched quote to compare fairly.
Pinecone Builder costs $20 a month flat and Weaviate Flex starts at $45, while Qdrant's $85 example is not a starting price and Weaviate Premium requires a sales quote. Qdrant and Weaviate support self-hosting; Pinecone offers a local development emulator and Enterprise BYOC with a customer-cloud data plane and managed control plane.
Cliniko publishes practitioner-band pricing in US dollars only, while Nookal shows native GBP pricing that steps down per seat, and Semble publishes no subscription price. At the 28 September 2026 exchange rate, Cliniko undercuts both Nookal plans at the practitioner counts compared from three upwards, although its saving narrows at band boundaries; Nookal Essentials is cheaper at one and two practitioners.
Awaab's Law Phase 2 comes into force on 30 November 2026, adding seven significant-hazard categories with strict investigation and safety-work completion deadlines for social landlords in England. NEC says its Awaab's Law case management is included, while the supplied Civica and Aareon pages do not establish equivalent inclusion; compare configuration, property-based pricing, deployment and exit terms through written quotations.
Egnyte and Box use plan-dependent version counts, including unlimited history on higher Box tiers, while Dropbox uses retention windows of 180 days or a year. Compare those policies with actual CAD locking workflows, per-file upload limits and pricing, including GBP prices from both Box and Dropbox.
The worked example compares £78,389 in first-year Oracle EE and Partitioning support at list prices with £32,792 annually for selected AWS PostgreSQL Multi-AZ compute and storage, without establishing equivalent capacity. Existing deployments need their actual renewal quote, while migration costs depend on code conversion, testing and the chosen target service.
Splose, WriteUpp and Zanda all serve small UK talking-therapy practices at broadly similar entry prices, but differ in whether their note templates and AI add-ons are built for counselling work specifically. UK GDPR requires documented client consent before any of their AI note-writing tools are switched on.
Stripe charges a flat 1.5% + 20p online and 1.4% + 10p in person, Worldpay charges 1.3% + 20p online for a business with a live ecommerce site, and Adyen itemises the interchange rate, a 0.60% markup and a $0.13 fee separately rather than publishing one blended percentage. At a modelled £15,000 of monthly online sales on debit cards, Stripe costs about 2.30% effective, Worldpay about 2.10%, and Adyen's published formula about 1.20%, before its unpublished minimum invoice is confirmed by quote.
A comparison of Deposco, Mintsoft and SnapFulfil for a growing UK third-party logistics operator, covering published and estimated pricing, stated implementation timelines and multi-client portal features. Mintsoft is the only one with a public UK price list; Deposco and SnapFulfil require a quote.
Microsoft Entra ID Governance is the only one of the three identity governance platforms with a published UK price, at £5.40 per user a month on top of licences most enterprises already own. SailPoint and Saviynt are quote-only and typically cost tens to hundreds of thousands of pounds more a year, because both licence every managed identity, including contractors and service accounts, rather than just member users in scope of a feature.
A UK manufacturer weighing Evotix against SmartQHSE for digital health and safety records gets a configurable, per-user-quoted suite from Evotix against SmartQHSE's published but single-user pricing, with a jump to a custom Enterprise quote for any second user. Both vendors now offer AI features, so the real choice is about workflow fit and total team cost, not AI presence.
Zapier documents security and governance controls, but suitability depends on the specific workflow, permissions and connected AI service. UK businesses should start with minimal data and reviewed outputs, then verify retention, contracts and recovery before expanding access.