Enterprise-grade software.
Without the enterprise price tag.
Most businesses don't fail at building software. They fail at what comes after: the maintenance, the scaling, the compliance, the cost that compounds quietly. GraniteStack handles all of it, indefinitely.
Up to 90%
Lifetime cost savings
2–9 mo
Brief to production
99.9%
Uptime SLA
∞
Managed post-launch
Proof, Not Promises
Trusted in High-Stakes Enterprise Environments
From compliance-heavy systems to operational platforms, GraniteStack is already powering real-world use cases — built without a development team, run without developers, scaled without rebuilding. Live platforms across Australia, the US, India, and Singapore.
Monthly Plans
Same infrastructure. Different scale.
Every plan runs on identical infrastructure. No capability is gated behind a higher tier. The difference between plans is base environments, IO pricing, and how far you need to stretch.
$299/mo
Foundation
For operators ready to move from manual processes to a structured platform. The full GraniteStack infrastructure from day one.
MOST POPULAR
$699/mo
Growth
$2,999/mo
Expansion
Custom
Custom
$199/mo
Foundation
For operators ready to move from manual processes to a structured platform. The full GraniteStack infrastructure from day one.
MOST POPULAR
$499/mo
Growth
$1,999/mo
Expansion
Custom
Custom
$259/mo
Foundation
For operators ready to move from manual processes to a structured platform. The full GraniteStack infrastructure from day one.
MOST POPULAR
$609/mo
Growth
$2,639/mo
Expansion
Custom
Custom
FAQs
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Pricing & Plans
What is a GraniteStack IO, and how do I know how many I will use?
An IO (input/output operation) is recorded each time your platform reads from or writes to the database. That includes form submissions, record loads, workflow triggers, API calls, and dashboard queries. One user action on your platform can generate several IOs depending on what that action does.
In practice, most platforms consume a predictable number of IOs relative to their active user base and transaction volume. Your GraniteStack account dashboard shows real-time IO usage so there are no surprises at billing time. During onboarding, your account team will help you estimate expected monthly IO volume based on your platform's workflows and projected usage patterns.
AI token consumption (AWS Bedrock) and Google Maps API calls are billed separately on actuals, and appear as line items on your monthly invoice.
What is the difference between Foundation, Growth, and Expansion?
All three plans run on identical GraniteStack infrastructure and include the same full capability set. The plans differ in three ways: the number of environments included as standard, the per-IO rate, and which add-ons are available at the plan level.
Foundation is the entry point. One environment included, the full infrastructure from day one. Best suited to operators launching their first platform or running a single production instance.
Growth includes two environments and a lower IO rate, reflecting a platform that is live and scaling. Additional environments are available as add-ons.
Expansion is built for platforms operating across multiple environments or markets. Two environments included, the lowest IO rate, and room to extend. This is the most common tier for platforms with active commercial operations.
The Custom plan is for operations where standard tiers don't fit. Infrastructure sizing, IO pricing, and environment configuration are all scoped individually.
Is there a usage limit per plan?
No. There is no usage cap on any plan. You pay a monthly subscription fee plus a per-IO rate for actual usage. There is no ceiling on the number of IOs your platform can consume. If your usage grows significantly, your account team will work with you on whether a plan change or a Custom arrangement would reduce your per-IO cost.
What currencies are available, and can I change currency later?
GraniteStack pricing is available in AUD (Australian dollars), USD (US dollars), and SGD (Singapore dollars). Your billing currency is set at the time your account is established. If your operational base changes and you need to switch currencies, contact your account team and they will manage the transition.
How does GraniteStack pricing compare to a custom development build over time?
The upfront cost of commissioning a traditional custom build is already substantially higher than building with GraniteStack. But the initial build is only a fraction of the total cost.
What follows a custom build — ongoing developer salaries or retainer fees, security patches, compliance updates, scaling infrastructure, accumulated technical debt — compounds every year. Most businesses dramatically underestimate this when they start. The cost of operating and maintaining custom software typically exceeds the build cost within three to five years.
GraniteStack absorbs all of that indefinitely. The monthly fee covers maintenance, security, compliance, and infrastructure management. There is no technical staff to retain, no agency retainer for routine updates, and no hidden cost when the platform needs to scale. The result is a total cost of ownership that is substantially lower over the life of the platform.
Platform & Capability
Does every plan include the full platform capability?
Yes. Every GraniteStack platform ships with the complete capability set regardless of plan tier. That includes web portals, truly native iOS and Android apps, configurable workflows, billing and subscription management, built-in reporting and dashboards, multi-tenancy, role-based access, audit trails, PEN-tested infrastructure, and multiple dedicated environments.
No capability is locked behind a higher tier. The plans differ in the number of base environments included and the IO rate. If a capability exists on GraniteStack, it is available to every client on every plan.
What does "native mobile app" mean, and why does it matter?
GraniteStack builds truly native iOS and Android applications — not web apps wrapped in a mobile shell. Native apps are built to the full specification of their platform, giving them access to device hardware (camera, push notifications, GPS, biometrics), consistent performance, and eligibility for distribution through the Apple App Store and Google Play Store.
This is a significant differentiator. Most no-code platforms and AI coding tools either cannot produce mobile apps at all, or produce web-based approximations that do not qualify for App Store distribution and cannot access native device features. If your platform requires a mobile presence, GraniteStack is one of very few managed options that delivers a genuinely native result.
Once live, your mobile app can be configured and extended through drag-and-drop tools without developer involvement.
Can the platform handle multi-tenancy and complex role-based access?
Yes, and this is one of the areas where GraniteStack is most differentiated. Multi-tenancy, data segregation, tenant portals, and role-based access are built into the architecture of every GraniteStack platform as standard. They are not bolt-ons or optional configurations.
This matters most in regulated industries and operationally complex businesses, where a platform serving multiple clients or user types needs to enforce strict data boundaries and access controls. No-code tools typically cannot support genuine multi-tenancy. Custom development can, but requires significant architectural investment and ongoing maintenance. GraniteStack handles it by default.
How does AI integration work on a GraniteStack platform?
AI capabilities are native to the GraniteStack platform. Clients can embed intelligent workflows, automated decision-making, natural language interfaces, and AI-assisted data processing directly into their platform without needing to understand the underlying technology or engage a developer.
AI token consumption runs through AWS Bedrock and is billed on actuals — meaning you pay for what your platform uses, with full visibility in your account dashboard. Your account team can advise on expected token consumption based on your planned AI use cases during onboarding.
What does "configured, not coded" mean in practice?
GraniteStack builds and configures the initial version of your platform. Once live, the platform is yours to evolve using drag-and-drop configuration tools and agentic AI — without writing a line of code and without needing a developer.
This means a non-technical operator can add new workflows, update data structures, modify user access rules, adjust the interface, and extend the platform as the business changes. GraniteStack handles the infrastructure underneath all of it.
Where configuration isn't enough, custom code can always be added. There is no ceiling on what can be built. The result is indistinguishable from a fully custom platform in terms of capability, without the ongoing dependency on technical staff.
Managed Infrastructure
What does GraniteStack actually manage on an ongoing basis?
Everything underneath your platform. GraniteStack handles infrastructure, security patches, compliance updates, scaling, uptime monitoring, maintenance, and technical debt. Your team never needs to manage a server, apply a security update, or engage a developer for a routine infrastructure task.
In practice this means: when a security vulnerability is disclosed, GraniteStack patches it. When your platform needs to scale to handle more traffic, GraniteStack handles it automatically. When compliance requirements change in your industry, GraniteStack updates the relevant controls. The client's responsibility is the platform itself: the workflows, the configuration, the product decisions. GraniteStack's responsibility is everything that keeps it running.
What are multiple environments, and why do they matter?
Every GraniteStack platform comes with dedicated development, staging, and production environments as standard. These are separate, isolated instances of your platform that serve different purposes in the development and release process.
The development environment is where changes are built and tested. Staging is a production-mirror where changes are validated before they go live. Production is what your users see.
This architecture means changes are never pushed directly to a live platform. Everything is tested and validated before it reaches production users. For regulated industries and operationally complex businesses, this is not optional infrastructure behaviour — it is a governance requirement. No-code platforms and AI coding tools typically operate in a single environment, meaning what gets built goes live immediately. GraniteStack's multi-environment architecture removes that risk entirely.
Is there vendor lock-in with GraniteStack?
No. Every GraniteStack platform is fully standalone — its own dedicated infrastructure, its own codebase. The platform does not sit inside a shared environment, and it does not cease to function if the relationship with GraniteStack ends.
You control the platform from day one: the workflows, the data, the environments, the configuration. If you choose to exit, the codebase is yours to take. A buyout applies at that point, and your account team can walk you through the mechanics if needed.
In practice, clients don't exit. The managed infrastructure model removes the primary reasons a business would typically move away from a platform arrangement. But the pathway is real, documented, and transparent.
What does GraniteStack's ISO/IEC 27001 certification mean for my platform?
GraniteStack holds ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certification, audited by Sensiba Australia. This is the internationally recognised standard for information security management systems.
For clients in regulated industries — finance, legal, healthcare, and others — this means the infrastructure managing your platform has been independently verified against a defined set of security controls. It supports your own compliance posture and simplifies the due diligence conversations you may need to have with your own clients, regulators, or enterprise buyers.
Getting Started
What happens before we agree on a plan?
GraniteStack starts with a discovery process. Before a plan is selected or a contract is signed, the team works with you to understand your business, your operational requirements, and the platform you need to build. This covers what needs to be built, how it needs to behave, what integrations and compliance requirements are in scope, and a realistic timeline.
The output of discovery is a clear scope and a recommended plan. You choose the plan that fits where your business is now, with the understanding that you can move up as you scale. Nothing is locked in before you have full clarity on what you're building.
How long does it take to get a platform live?
Build timelines vary by project complexity. Some platforms are live in two months. Others take nine. In every case, the speed advantage over a traditional custom development build is significant — typically many times faster.
Timeline is determined during discovery, based on the scope of what needs to be built. A platform with complex integrations, multi-tenancy requirements, and a custom mobile app takes longer than a single-tenant web portal. Your account team will give you a realistic timeline before work begins.
Can we evolve and extend the platform ourselves after launch, or does GraniteStack have to do it?
Both options are available, and most clients land somewhere between them. Once your platform is live, it can be built and evolved through drag-and-drop configuration and agentic AI without any technical help. Some clients take full control post-launch. Others keep GraniteStack hands-on for ongoing development and product iteration. Many operate with a mix: managing routine configuration themselves while working with GraniteStack on more complex feature builds.
The arrangement is entirely flexible and can change over time as your team's confidence with the platform grows. What stays constant regardless of the approach: GraniteStack handles the infrastructure, security, maintenance, and compliance. No developer is ever needed for those.
What industries does GraniteStack work with?
Finance, accounting, legal, travel, workforce management, ecommerce, and healthcare are where we've built the deepest experience: live platforms handling regulated data, complex workflows, and operational risk that off-the-shelf tools were never built to carry.But the industry isn't really the qualifier. Complexity is. If your business runs on compliance requirements, multi-party workflows, sensitive data, or processes too intricate for a template to handle, that's the profile we're built for, regardless of what sector you sit in.So the honest answer: those seven industries are where we've proven it. If yours isn't on the list but looks like theirs (regulated, high-stakes, too important to get wrong), we're very likely a fit. Worth a conversation either way.
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