Fixed-scope research support, from a first methods review to reproducible analysis. Prices in CAD; applicable taxes are confirmed in the written quote.
An independent check of a research prediction model, looking beyond one accuracy score to how it was built, evaluated and interpreted.
What changes the price
Larger scope, larger quote.
The size and complexity of the data.
The number of outcomes and comparisons.
Raw imaging to process, rather than derived tables.
Deadlines shorter than the usual timeline.
The number of review rounds with co-authors or reviewers.
Scope and limits
What standard packages exclude.
Research use only. Standard packages do not include clinical diagnosis, patient care, regulatory certification or regulated GCP or 21 CFR Part 11 delivery. No publication, funding or positive-result guarantee.
Device study statistics and digital-test evaluation.
Pricing and payment
Know the terms before work starts.
How do we pay?
By invoice in Canadian dollars. The Research Diagnostic is paid in full at booking; the Analysis Plan and Data-to-Results Sprints are invoiced 50% at the start and 50% on delivery.
When are invoices issued?
The first invoice follows the signed written scope; the final invoice follows delivery of the agreed outputs.
Can a university or research organization be invoiced?
Yes. Purchasing requirements and the authorized contracting party are checked during scoping, and any purchase-order process is agreed before work.
Are taxes included?
Prices are stated in CAD. Applicable taxes and the total amount are confirmed in the written quote.
Can you quote in USD?
The displayed prices are in CAD. Another billing currency and its agreed amount can be specified in the quote.
What happens if the scope changes or work is cancelled?
Changes, cancellation terms and any refund arrangements are agreed in the written engagement. Additional work does not start without agreement.
What if I do not know which package fits?
Start with a short, non-confidential enquiry or a Research Diagnostic. You do not need to send participant data to find the right fit.
A clear question is a good place to start.
Start with a short, non-confidential description. We reply with a suggested next step.