Pricing
GIIP pricing depends on the scope and operating model you hand over. This page explains how pricing is decided and shows the published reference example; exact figures are fixed through a fit assessment.
How pricing is decided
There is no single flat rate. The price is set once these four points are clear.
Scope of systems
Number and size of servers, databases, and services under monitoring and operations
Operations coverage
Monitoring only, or incident response and improvement work included
Response hours
Business hours only, or 24-hour coverage including nights and holidays
Engagement type
Ongoing monthly operations, or a project such as a migration or build
Published reference example
FDE Box full-service plan
¥500,000 / month (excl. tax)
Assumptions: dedicated FDE Box hardware plus full operations (monitoring, incident response, improvements) included. Pricing for other configurations has not been published yet.
See FDE Box pricing detailsWhat is included, what is separate
Included
Charged separately
Pricing by engagement type
Only figures that have been decided and published are shown. Anything undecided is marked [To be decided] rather than estimated.
Fit assessment
We review your environment and provide an assessment memo (fit, expected scope, next steps).
[To be decided]
Managed operations (monthly)
Continuous monitoring, incident response, and regular reporting on a monthly basis.
[To be decided]
FDE Box full-service plan
Dedicated hardware bundled with full operations.
¥500,000 / month (excl. tax)
Project engagements (migration, build)
Fixed-scope work such as database migration or environment build.
[To be decided]
Starting with a PoC
1. Fit assessment
Request an assessment from the contact form and we review your current environment.
2. Assessment memo
You receive fit, expected scope, and the assumptions needed for an estimate, in writing.
3. Small-scope PoC
We operate an agreed small scope first so you can see response quality and reporting.
4. Full operations
Based on the PoC, widen the scope and move to monthly operations.
Pricing is fixed by assessment, not by guesswork
An estimate grounded in an assessment memo is more accurate than a rough figure given before the scope is known.