Pricing
One clear rate. Nothing hiding in it.
Conventional community management costs more every year while it gets harder to see what the money buys. Meridian's economics run the other way: flat, predictable, and honest — including about what we won't claim.
The economics
Priced like a covenant, not a revenue funnel.
Meridian is being built as a mission-locked nonprofit. That changes what pricing is for: covering the work, not maximizing the extraction.
Flat and predictable
One clear rate. No per-door surprises, no upsell maze, no fee schedule that needs its own spreadsheet to understand.
Flat rateYour records are never a revenue line
Members are never charged to see their own community's records. Access to what you already own isn't a product.
No records feesSurplus returns home
Meridian is being built as a mission-locked nonprofit: surplus is structured to return to the communities it serves — by covenant, not to shareholders.
By covenantFounding communities
Founding communities pay no platform fee during the pilot and lock the founding rate afterward. We're assembling a small first cohort now.
The pilotWhat we won't claim
No inflated savings percentages, no "replace your manager for free" promises. If we publish a number, we can prove it — that's the same honesty the platform runs on.
Honest claimsThe rate, published plainly
The founding rate is being finalized with the first cohort and will be published here — one number, in the open, like everything else.
Coming with the cohortPilot terms and the founding rate are finalized with the first cohort — details described here are in development and may change until then.