Pricing
Vendor-funded programs are common in education staffing. What's rare is publishing exactly how the money works. Here is all of it.
Economics
Districts pay nothing. Agencies pay a published participation fee — deducted only when the district's payment is collected.
Districts
$0
Forever. Not a trial, not a tier.
How it's funded
Agencies
3–5% participation fee
Published rate, applied to collected billings.
Everyone
One record
The same ledger, visible to both sides.
Why earned-on-collection matters: agencies never fund the program ahead of the district. The fee exists only after the district's payment arrives — the platform's incentives sit on the same side of the table as everyone else's.
Why the structure matters
Some programs take their percentage the moment the invoice goes out — whether or not the district has paid. That quietly turns agencies into the program's lender during slow payment cycles. Here, the fee doesn't exist until the district's payment arrives: deducted at collection, never invoiced up front, itemized on every remittance.
The district sets a maximum bill rate on any requisition, and agencies compete below it — over-ceiling submissions are flagged on arrival. Competition on a level field is the rate control; the ceiling is yours to set, requisition by requisition.
Questions
Nothing — no software fee, licenses, or implementation charge. The platform is funded by the published agency participation fee, collected only when the district has paid.
Districts set a maximum bill rate per requisition and agencies compete below it. Over-ceiling submissions are flagged on arrival, so rate creep can't hide.
Next step
Thirty minutes on the live platform — your roles, your rate ceilings, your agencies' names on the screen. No slideware.