How Didiserv pricing works
Understand subscriptions, once-off work, dependencies, and why a guide price can change after scope review.
There are two different buying decisions
- A plan pays for the recurring Didiserv operating layer and the scope described for that plan.
- A once-off service pays for a specific piece of work outside or on top of the plan scope.
Why a guide price can change
A listed price can assume that prerequisite work is current and the supplied records are usable. Backlog, cleanup, reconciliations, missing financial statements, payroll reconstruction, or another dependency can create additional work. The changed scope should be explained before additional work is charged.
Use the pricing page as the commercial source of truth
Current public plan and service prices belong on the Didiserv pricing and service pages. Help articles should explain the mechanism rather than duplicate price amounts that can become stale.
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