TEEPTRAK pricing: scoped on your machines, not on a price list

Pricing

Priced on the machines you monitor, scoped with you.

A TEEPTRAK quote covers the machines and stations you connect, the modules you choose and the hardware they need. Nothing plant-wide is committed before you have seen a result on one line.

What drives the quote

Three things set the price. All three are yours to decide.

Machines and stations

Each connected machine or manual station is one line of the quote. Start with the line that hurts most; extend when the numbers justify it.

Modules

PerfTrak for stops and OEE, PaceTrak for manual takt, QualTrak for quality, ProcessTrak for process parameters, MoniTrak for displays. You pay for the modules you use, not for a suite.

Hardware and integrations

Plug-and-play sensors and tablets, shipped to your plant and installed by your team with remote guidance. Exports to your ERP, MES or BI are scoped with your IT.

How a quote is built

From scope to a firm quote in four steps

01

Share your scope

Lines, machines, stations and the loss you want to close first. Two minutes on the quote form, or thirty minutes with an engineer.

02

Review with an engineer

We confirm the signal available on each machine, the modules that make sense and the exports your systems need.

03

Firm quote

One quote per scope: machines, modules, hardware, onboarding. Each line is explained by the engineer who scoped it.

04

Pilot, then scale

Most plants start with one line under the 90-Day Guided Pilot and extend on the same scope model, with the same engineer.

90-Day Guided Pilot

One line. Ninety days. Every loss on the table.

The pilot is guided from day one: a TEEPTRAK engineer scopes the line, your team installs the hardware with remote and video support, and the loss Pareto is reviewed together until the decision date you fix in writing.

  • Connected in under an hour per machine, with no change to the PLC and no production stop.
  • Every stop captured automatically; the operator qualifies the cause in two taps.
  • A before-and-after OEE report and a scale-up plan at day 90, built on your own numbers.
What you compare

A scoped TEEPTRAK deployment next to a classic MES project

TEEPTRAKTypical MES project
Time to first dataUnder an hour per machineMonths of integration
PLC and IT changesNone, external captureIntegration work on each line
Who qualifies the stopThe operator, two taps on the tabletA supervisor, later, from memory
Scope modelPer machine and per moduleSite licence plus services
ExportsERP (SAP, Oracle), MES, BIDepends on the integrator
Questions about pricing

What plants ask before the quote

Why is there no public price list?

Because the scope drives the price: the number of machines, the signal available on each and the modules you choose. A thirty-minute call gives you a firm quote for your line, not a range.

What does a quote cover?

The scoped machines and stations, the modules you choose, the TEEPTRAK hardware they need and the onboarding of your team. The engineer who scoped it explains every line.

What is included in the Guided Pilot?

A scoped engagement on one line over 90 days: remote-guided installation, automatic stop capture from the first day, regular loss reviews with your team and a before-and-after OEE report at day 90. The terms for your region are confirmed by your TEEPTRAK contact.

How long does a deployment take?

Under an hour per machine. The hardware is shipped to your plant and installed by your team with remote and video support, without stopping production.

Does it work with our ERP or MES?

Exports to ERP (SAP, Oracle), MES and BI tools exist and are scoped with your IT during the review; the engineer confirms the exact connectors for your systems.

Tell us which line to start with.

A TEEPTRAK engineer scopes it with you and sends a firm quote. 700+ factories in 30+ countries run TEEPTRAK; rated 4.7/5 on G2 and Capterra.

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