Record
Starts with
The structure and the canonical record.
A company that needs its own report in order.
Free, then $499
Pricing
Flat prices, published. Your quote in writing.
Three products, sold separately and used together. What has one price is below, and you can start on the record for nothing. The rest is priced by the shape of your company, so tell us that and the quote comes back written. The printed numbers: Intelligence Core $499/mo, a Raisable window $1,499–$6,999 with the offering documents included, $1,248 to go fully on-chain in Compass – never a percentage of the raise.
Before anything else
Stobox is not a broker-dealer and not a law firm.
Anything regulated runs through licensed firms, and where a success fee applies to your offering it is charged by the broker on their own paper. You will see that line separately from ours, because it is not ours.
Where you are
Most companies arrive in one of four states.
Priced by the job in front of you rather than by the product that does it. Where a number is fixed it is printed. Where it depends on the structure of your company, the answer is a written quote.
Raise
Adds
The documents and the raise, with a licensed firm in the path.
Two to twenty million, where the paperwork has to satisfy someone licensed.
On request
Tokenize
Adds
The token, its rules and the register on chain.
An owner who has decided to issue and wants the rules to hold a year later.
$499
Full stack
Adds
The years after, and all of the above as one engagement.
Where most clients end up, priced as one piece rather than three.
On request
The figure on each card is the step itself. Tokenize is the $499 passport; going on chain adds the $749 deployment, $1,248 together, exactly as the register below adds it up.
The fee model
Flat fee, never a percentage of the raise.
Flat fees are ordinary in tokenization software, and we will not pretend otherwise. What is unusual is writing down what we refuse to charge. There is no success fee here, no carry, and no cut of your raise at any layer. Where a commission applies to your offering it is charged by the licensed broker-dealer, on their own paper, and you see it separately from us.
For scale: Republic publishes a commission of seven percent in cash plus two percent in securities on a successful Reg CF financing.
The register
Stobox pricing: what has one price, and what has to be quoted.
Seven lines have a number. Two do not, and the reason is printed beside them rather than left as a blank.
Published · seven lines
StartIntelligence
$0First seatIntelligence · a month
$499IssuerCompass · a month · platform and the first asset
$499Each additional assetCompass · a month
$199Going on chainCompass · once · passport $499 plus deployment $749 · mainnet follows the contract audit
$1,248First year, one assetCompass · $5,988 subscription plus $499 plus $749
$7,236Onboarding and verificationAll products
from $4,950Quoted
Two lines
Any raiseRaisable · priced per raiseHow much is being raised, and over how longWhether a licensed firm sits in the pathHow many jurisdictions the investors come from
On requestGroups and platformsAll products · sized with youHow many entities and assets are in scopeIssuers you onboard yourself, or we doWhether you resell under your own name
On requestEvery factor above changes the work, not the margin. An average price would quietly overcharge the simple case to cover the complicated one, so these two are quoted instead of printed.
A quote takes one call and comes back as a fixed number, not a range.
An annual figure can be split into half-years or quarters. Ask for it in the quote and it comes back that way.
Not on this page
Four things we will not print, and why.
A raise is priced per raise
Two companies raising the same amount can be a month apart or a year apart in work. A printed number would be wrong for one of them.
Assembly depends on the count
Building and verifying the record is priced on how many entities and assets it has to cover. That is a number you know and we do not.
Third-party costs are yours
Counsel, audit, custody and filing fees are paid direct to those firms. We do not mark them up, and we do not route them through us.
Everything here is indicative
The figure that counts is the one in your quote, in writing. Nothing on this page is an offer or a commitment.
The quote
Seven answers, and a written quote comes back.
No call required to get the number. If the shape of your company means the answer is complicated, we say so in writing rather than saving it for a meeting.
What we ask
Sent.
The quote comes back in writing within two business days, at the address you gave us.
What comes back
- A line-by-line calculation, including the lines that are not published here
- A first-year total, split into subscriptions and one-off charges
- Third-party costs named, so you can see what is ours and what is not
- What the first assembly covers, and what it does not
What we ask
- 01A work email
- 02Legal name and jurisdiction
- 03What brought you: the record, a raise, an issuance, or all of it regularly
- 04Raise size: not raising, up to $5M, or $5M and above
- 05Self-directed, broker-routed, or not sure yet
- 06Your timeline
- 07One line on what has to be true
Objections
Nine questions, in the order they kill deals.
Is this going to be more than the sticker?
Our lines will not be. The published figures are what we charge, and the quote adds only the lines we hold back because they depend on your structure. What can exceed the sticker is the work you pay other firms for: counsel, audit, custody, filings. The quote names those so the total is not a surprise.
Why is half of this quoted rather than printed?
Because the honest number depends on the count of entities, assets and jurisdictions, and on whether a licensed firm is in the path. Printing an average would mean quietly overcharging the simple case to cover the hard one.
Can I pay this over the year rather than up front?
Yes. The annual figure splits into half-years or quarters. Say which in the quote request and it comes back that way.
What if we stop after the record?
Then you stop after the record. Most clients do, and it is a normal ending rather than a failed sale. Nothing in the pricing assumes you continue, and there is no penalty for not.
Do you take a cut if the raise succeeds?
No. No success fee, no carry, no percentage at any layer. Where a commission applies it belongs to the licensed broker-dealer and appears on their paper, not ours.
What is actually in the onboarding fee?
Verification of the entities and the asset through a licensed provider, documented as one package. It is priced from $4,950 because the work scales with how many entities and assets there are. Assembly of the record is priced separately, in capped blocks, and appears in your quote.
Is the free tier a trial that expires?
No. Starting on the record costs nothing and stays free. The $499 begins when you want the first working seat, and the readiness score is free every time you run it.
We are a platform with many issuers. Does this scale?
That case is quoted rather than listed, because per-issuer pricing on a platform is a different shape from a single company. Tell us the number of issuers and how they arrive and the quote is built on that.
Sometimes the answer is that we should not do this at all. Do you say that?
Yes, and it is cheaper for both of us when it comes early. If the structure will not support what you want, the quote says so instead of pricing the work anyway.
Get the quote in writing.
Seven answers, and the calculation comes back line by line, including the lines this page holds back.
Or find out where you stand first.
Twenty-five questions across seven dimensions, about eight minutes, and no email needed to see the result.
Stobox Technologies Inc. Nothing on this page is an offer to sell or a solicitation to buy any security, and nothing here is legal or investment advice. Stobox is not a broker-dealer and not a law firm; regulated activity runs through licensed firms. All figures are indicative and are confirmed in writing in your quote. Built with Raisable, distributed by Stobox.
Three steps to a call
How to start with Stobox: from a readiness score to a call.
Each step is optional, and you can start at any of them.
Take the Readiness Score
Twenty-five questions across seven dimensions. You get a score and a plain list of what is missing, before anyone talks to you.
Join Founder Office Hours
Forty minutes on Zoom with Gene Deyev, Founder and CEO of Stobox. Mondays 1 PM ET and Thursdays 2 PM ET. Bring your questions.
Book a call about your asset
Thirty minutes on your company and your asset. If the answer is no, we will say so.