# Ownership - Radexus > On handover you receive a perpetual, irrevocable licence to your instance, deployed in your own environment, including every case and pattern the memory has formed. No seat count. No renewal that switches it off. *Source: https://radexus.com/ownership/* --- Company # You own it. That is not a figure of speech. On handover you receive a perpetual, irrevocable licence to your instance, deployed in your own environment, including every case and pattern the memory has formed. No seat count. No renewal that switches it off. We make money on the build, and on keeping the number true afterwards. Not on rent. Question Answer Where does it run Your cloud account, your region, or your own hardware. We deploy into your tenancy and sign in through your identity provider. What do you receive The deployed system, the case memory and the patterns it has formed, your context graph, your definitions, your thresholds, and the datasets your team labelled. What is the licence Perpetual, irrevocable and non-transferable, covering your instance. Source escrow is available where your legal team requires it. What if you stop paying us The system keeps running exactly as it is. Nothing switches off, nothing phones home, nothing expires except knowledge, on the half-lives you agreed. What do we retain The Factory. Connector library, resolution engine, build patterns, evaluation harness, model routing. None of it sits in your environment, and none of your data sits in it. Who pays for inference You do, directly, on your own accounts. Bring your own models or use our routing. Open weights in your VPC where cost or residency demands it. ## Priced against what the work is worth, in stages you can stop. Discovery is chargeable and credited in full against the build. The rollout is priced from what the pilot measured, not from what anyone hoped. Every play after the first costs less, because the memory is built once. We do not publish a rate card, because a number set before we have seen your figures would be fiction. Stage one**First meeting and scoping** No fee. Sixty minutes, a live run on four customers you name, and one agreed problem or an honest no. Stage two**Discovery** Chargeable, two weeks, credited in full against the build if you proceed. It is the qualification, for both sides. Stage three**Pilot and build** Priced from the value measured in discovery and proved in the pilot. Ten to fourteen weeks to production. Ongoing**Assurance** Annual, cancellable, held against the number staying above its floor. Cancel it and the system keeps running. ### Why there is no rate card. A published price is either high enough to cover the worst case, in which case it is wrong for you, or low enough to require change requests, in which case it is wrong for both of us. So we price after discovery, when we have measured the leak in your figures and know what the build actually requires. If the number we find is not worth several times the work, we say so, and the two weeks cost you a fraction of what a year of the wrong project would have. ## What you renew is not the software. It is the number. The build ships and it works. Then sales renames a stage. Finance changes what open pipeline excludes. You acquire a company with a second ERP. A new dealer tier appears. Half the patterns formed last year quietly age past their half-life. None of that breaks the system loudly. It quietly makes the number wrong, and the moment your CFO stops trusting the number, the deployment gets abandoned without anyone deciding to abandon it. Assurance carries a floor. If the agreed metric falls below the threshold we set together, remediation is included. If you cancel, everything keeps running. What stops is anyone maintaining the truth of the number as your business changes.