ALIREX pricing is tied to what the platform is actually doing. Supplier plans are about credibility and entry. Buyer plans are about governed sourcing work: requirement control, supplier comparison, tender tracking, clarifications, and award memory.
Start with the smallest plan that matches the work you want to run. The higher tiers are not cosmetic. They exist because buyer-side procurement and repeated supplier participation both create real operating load.
For suppliers who need a serious company profile, public opportunity entry, and a clean first presence inside the market.
For suppliers entering repeated private opportunities who need verification, reusable proof, and a better response baseline.
For one live buying workspace where supplier comparison, clarifications, shortlist logic, and award memory must stay in one place.
For procurement-heavy teams running multiple live workspaces, public tender tracking, permissions, and internal review rhythm at once.
The cheapest tier exists so suppliers can register, become legible, and decide whether the platform is worth deeper participation.
The pro supplier tier pays for verification, response memory, and cleaner movement into live opportunities.
That is where governed workspaces, clarifications, shortlist reasoning, tender tracking, and award logic begin to save real buyer time and procurement memory.
The subscription itself is already handled through Stripe. ALIREX uses billing to activate the correct company path after verification, not to disguise a vague consulting package.
That next step is not a sales call. It is company registration: who you are, which side you belong to, what category you operate in, and which plan makes sense.