Build the business case for an intranet employees actually use.
Floture pricing is scoped around the employee experience you want to create: trusted answers, stronger communication, onboarding, communities, culture programs, and the governance that keeps it all healthy.
- 01Map where employee experience breaks down.
- 02Scope the launch, owners, content, and teams.
- 03Build a rollout plan executives can fund.
Guided quote
Tell us what your company needs first.
We will shape pricing around rollout complexity, not a fake public tier.
One home employees trust
Policies, updates, people, communities, and answers become part of one governed employee experience.
Rollout support that matches the stakes
Scope the teams, content, ownership, launch path, and adoption work before a quote is built.
Culture that survives scale
Make rituals, onboarding, ERGs, support, and leadership communication visible in daily work.
Why pricing starts with fit
Culture needs infrastructure, not another buried portal.
A healthy company culture cannot live only in meetings, old docs, chat threads, and manager memory. Floture gives culture a visible, searchable, governed home.
What shapes the quote
Your rollout has moving parts. Pricing should reflect them.
Company size and shape
Locations, departments, roles, and work styles change how employees should find what matters.
Content and ownership
Policies, handbooks, announcements, resources, and support pages need clear owners before launch.
Culture programs
Communities, ERGs, rituals, events, recognition, and onboarding moments shape the rollout experience.
Governance and trust
Permissions, publishing workflows, AI answers, and audit history keep the employee hub reliable.
Executive case
A stronger intranet should make the company easier to run.
People Ops inspiration
Make belonging easier to find.
Culture becomes easier to sustain when employees can see where to go, who to ask, what is happening, and how to take part.
- Employee communities and ERGs
- Company rituals and events
- Recognition and belonging moments
- Onboarding journeys
- People resources and support
Culture friction signals
Scope the attention your company is losing.
We use these signals to connect employee experience pain to rollout scope. No fake savings claim, just a practical way to frame the business case.
Repeated questions
How often do HR, IT, managers, and comms answer the same questions?
Missed updates
How many important announcements are lost in chat, email, or old docs?
Slow onboarding
How long does it take new hires to understand tools, teams, rituals, and resources?
Policy hunting
How much time do employees spend looking for the current source of truth?
How pricing is scoped
The right quote starts with how your company works, communicates, and grows.
What happens after you reach out
- DiscoveryWe map teams, culture goals, content sources, and the launch moment you care about.
- ScopeWe shape a rollout plan around ownership, governance, AI search, and adoption support.
- QuoteYou get pricing tied to the rollout your company actually needs.
Pricing FAQ
Custom pricing should still feel clear.
Why is Floture pricing custom?
Every rollout depends on company size, content complexity, governance needs, AI search scope, and the support needed to launch well.
Can we start with one team?
Yes. Many companies begin with People Ops, Internal Comms, IT, or onboarding before expanding the hub company-wide.
Is implementation support included?
Implementation support is scoped with the rollout, including content planning, ownership mapping, launch priorities, and adoption support.
How does AI search affect scope?
AI search works best when source quality, permissions, ownership, and governance are planned up front, so it is included in scoping.
What happens as we expand?
Floture can grow from a focused launch into a broader employee hub as teams, locations, communities, and content areas come online.
See it with your company’s content.
We will shape the walkthrough around your teams, your policies, and the questions people ask most.