One flat fee per beat.

One beat: one part of your industry, swept several times a week, with your own file behind it and one named person at your company who releases what goes out. One flat monthly fee.

Your invoice never carries a number that counts what you used: no seats, no tokens, no articles. Today ATAILA runs the wire and drafts with you operated , and the contract says how much editorial time a beat includes. What you build stays exportable, with its hashes, whenever you stop.

A month on your own industry.

One beat, real dated stories, sourced drafts in both languages, archive capture on, nothing published. Credited against the setup if you go on.

Feeding the file.

One-time, quoted: your profile, positions, competitor notes and prior work loaded; the first fortnight of proposals tuned with your named approver.

The desk.

One operated beat, monthly, on a term.

A second beat.

Its own scope, its own queue, its own spike log. The same file, the same desk.

Your own hardware.

The Enterprise edition, quoted per case.

The numbers are quoted after a conversation. The first decision is one we make with you: which beat, which person, and whether now.

If you publish a few times a month and read before you answer, a public subscription is the right tool. The threshold is not a token count. It is a position worth defending, a beat dense enough to feed, and a person willing to sign within days. We work that out in the demo.

Citations, traffic or rankings: we promise none. Coverage measurement or a board dashboard: that is monitoring. A public copy of every article you cite: the copy stays private. Automatic fact-checking: a person signs instead.

PrivateWire is priced on its own editorial ladder, above the platform's own floor. The platform tiers and the Enterprise line are on the ATAILA pricing page.