Academic labs use the tools for free. Companies and contract research organisations license them — as seats, as a site licence, or embedded in their own service — and commission projects with commercial rights on the results. This page answers the procurement questions before a contract does.
Installed and kept current through the same Launcher academic labs use. Every module, every update, per named user. Priced below one failed synthesis round — the arithmetic that justifies it.
Unlimited seats at one site, plus the calibration updates as they ship. Built for CROs that run selections continuously and want the engine on every analyst's machine without seat counting.
The analysis engine inside your own aptamer offering, under your brand, with an annual fee and a small share of the revenue it generates. Engineering support for the integration is part of the agreement.
Pricing is quoted per organisation once we know seat count and scope. Request a quote →
The default for academic groups: use the candidates and reports for research, cite the tools, publish freely.
Use the candidates from a Rescue or Discovery in a product, assay or sensor. Agreed up front, in writing, per project — it does not change the price of the analysis itself.
Exclusivity on a target for candidates we produced is negotiable per project. We do not grant exclusivity on the software or the method.
The partner lab keeps the right to publish the science. You review any manuscript before submission; your identity, target and sequences stay out of it unless you agree otherwise in writing.
Sequencing data you send remains yours. We do not train models on it or reuse it in other projects without written permission.
The service agreement governs; this page describes the options we have agreed to before so the first call is about your project, not about definitions.