Pricing
Argos Software pricing
Argos is modular, so each quote is built around the modules your operation runs and the implementation and services you choose. Tell us about your business to request a quote.
Request a quote
Fill out the form to request a quote for your operation.
- Tell us which operation you run: warehouse, 3PL, cold storage, distribution, growing or trucking.
- Name the modules you need today. You can add more as your needs change.
- Say which implementation, training and consulting services you want.
What an Argos quote is built from
- Your operation, from warehousing and 3PL storage billing to crop production and freight.
- The modules you select today. Argos is modular, so you add modules as your business grows.
- An implementation designed around your requirements, with a Project Coordinator from the transition plan to go-live.
- User training at train-the-trainer or end user level, at Argos facilities or at your location.
- Help desk support and regular software updates after go-live.
Argos pricing questions
Straight answers, drawn from what the software does today.
What goes into an Argos quote?
Argos is modular, so a quote covers the modules your operation needs, plus the implementation, training and consulting services you choose.
Can we start with some modules and add more later?
Yes. Select the capabilities you need to run your business today and add modules as your business grows or your needs change.
Which services can a quote include?
Argos professional services cover planning, implementation, project management, setup and user training, and consulting, such as adding a location, improving processes or evaluating modules and APIs.
What do maintenance fees cover after go-live?
Maintenance fees cover help desk support and regular updates to the software. New features built for customers are added to the base software and included in the next update.
How do we get started?
Fill out the form to request a quote. Argos prefers to start with a discovery session where it learns your business, requirements and processes, and a presentation of the software can follow.