Size your team estimate.
Explore an estimate for 3–1,000 people. The maximum 15% volume reduction starts at 51 users and stays fixed through 1,000.
This calculator is a planning estimate for a conversation with HAT. The public planner is accountless; paid team accounts, subscriptions, and online checkout are not implemented here. Availability and commercial terms require a separate discussion.
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These capabilities describe the current accountless planner. They are not a list of paid team entitlements. Use the estimate above to discuss your organization’s requirements with HAT.
More than 1,000 users
Need access for more than 1,000 people?
Discuss the scope of a larger organization with HAT. The calculator stops at 1,000 users and does not promise availability or team account features.
Straight answers
Pricing questions, answered.
How is the estimate calculated?
The standard reference rate is USD 25 per user per month. Quarterly estimates reduce it by 10%; yearly estimates reduce it by 20%. Volume reductions apply afterward: 3–10 users standard, 11–25 users 8%, 26–50 users 12%, and 51–1,000 users 15%. The discounted monthly rate is rounded to cents, then multiplied by users and months.
What does a user mean in this calculator?
A user is one person in your proposed team size. This is an estimate input, not an existing paid account or entitlement. The public planner remains accountless.
Can I change the estimate?
Yes. Adjust the user count or cadence at any time. Nothing is purchased, reserved, or activated by using the calculator.
How do we discuss the estimate with HAT?
Select Discuss this estimate to open the HAT contact form with the user count, cadence, and estimate attached. HAT can discuss requirements and availability; this page does not create a subscription or accept payment.
Does VisionMatch replace professional design services?
No. VisionMatch supports early concept conversations. A licensed local professional must validate the site, structure, utilities, code, accessibility, permits, and construction documents.
An estimate for the conversation
Start with the people who need the work in front of them.
Choose a proposed user count and cadence, then share the estimate with HAT.