IAMTech iPermit Pricing

How IAMTech iPermit charges

iAM Tech sells iPermit in annual package bands, not per-user monthly rates. The UK bands are GBP 15,000, 30,000, 50,000 and 75,000 a year for Small, Medium, Large and Enterprise, with 10, 100, 500 and 1,000 named users.

The US page lists the same bands at USD 19,500, 39,000, 65,000 and 97,500 a year.

The band step is large. In the UK table the price doubles from Small to Medium, from GBP 15,000 to 30,000, while named users rise from 10 to 100. Cost per named user therefore falls steeply, but the permit volume may bind first: Small allows 1,000 permits a month, and the record gives no permit figure for the other bands. Estimate permits and named users before choosing a band.

The record does not say which roles count as named users. Ask whether permit issuers, approvers, performing authorities and contractors each need a named place, because a site with a large contractor workforce could reach a band limit faster than its own headcount suggests.

The vendor advertises hosting, support, upgrades and core modules as included. Against that, Active Directory integration is an add-on on Small and Medium, on-premise installation is an add-on, and training, bespoke certificates and widgets vary by tier. The review asks buyers to reconcile those conditions with the all-modules-included positioning, so the band price is not the total for a site that needs any of them.

Two implementation estimates are published, of two to four weeks and of six to eight weeks, and the record asks for them to be reconciled with your scope and acceptance gates. Ask which estimate fits your hosting model, interfaces and number of sites, and who signs off acceptance.

The price buys software that supports a permit process, not the process itself. Interlocks support a site's safe system of work without certifying it, and the record asks buyers to check roles, emergency overrides, who owns each isolation, SIMOPS rules and degraded-mode procedures. Budget the internal time for that work next to the licence.

IAMTech iPermit published prices

What each IAMTech iPermit plan covers, as recorded

Small

Includes up to 10 named users and 1,000 permits a month.

Medium, Large and Enterprise

Includes 100, 500 and 1,000 named users respectively.

The record gives no permit volume for these bands.

Every band

Includes hosting, support and upgrades.

Integration, installation and training carry conditions in the vendor's table.

Active Directory integration

An add-on on Small and Medium, so a site that must tie sign-in to its directory should price it.

On-premise installation

An add-on, not part of the hosted band price.

Training, certificates and widgets

Vary by tier, so ask what each band includes.

Editorial quote checklist

What to ask IAMTech iPermit to put in the quote

Questions prepared by The QHSE Standard from the recorded terms and gaps; they are not statements from IAMTech iPermit.

• The named-user count and monthly permit volume you need, since both limit the entry package.
• How the published integration, installation and training conditions apply to your proposal.
• Taxes and implementation, in writing.
• A version-specific permission matrix before relying on offline use: official offline descriptions conflict.
• Whether a trial is available: a current unrestricted free trial was not established.
• The exact iPermit or iPermit2.0 release, the hosting model and the modules named in the contract.
• Two permits sharing an isolation, taken through suspension, handover, closure and restoration.
• Who owns SIMOPS and MOPO configuration and emergency override, and how rule changes are approved and audited.
• Which AI features are enabled, what data they use, where it is processed, and how human review is enforced. The record treats AI output as a suggestion for human review, never as permit authority.
• For SAP, Maximo, HR and API connections, the system of record, the direction of flow, retries, duplicate prevention, monitoring and who supports each one.

Vendor sources support the recorded prices and plan terms. Explanatory summaries, worked examples and quote questions are The QHSE Standard's editorial interpretation or calculations, not vendor statements.