Decision guide
Compare the base subscription with optional add-ons.
Commercial comparison uses the same add-on language buyers see in pricing and account management.
Commercial comparison
Base plus add-ons
Base subscription first. Add-ons expand capability.
Commissioner does not sell a platform-wide Basic/Plus/Premium site plan. One required base subscription covers service operation; post-type packs, modules, and extra features expand from there as add-ons.
Pages and Menus stay permanent in the locked shell.
Expandable capability is sold as add-ons.
Public discovery stays browse-only while logged out.
Commercial comparison uses the same add-on language buyers see in pricing and account management.
119
Shipped modules
7
Pack families
200
Candidate module contracts
Base service plus add-on comparison
The comparison route exists to remove platform-tier confusion, not introduce it.
Vocabulary locked
Contract truth
Base service stays singular
Site setup, hosting, upkeep, release train usage, and support queue stay on one required subscription.
- Monthly $199/mo
- Annual $1990/yr
- Mutation surface Signed-in subscription surfaces only
- Why it matters This prevents site-wide plan confusion before add-on selection begins.
Contract truth
Post-type packs are add-ons
Only Pages and Menus are permanent. Expandable post-type breadth is sold through add-on pack families.
- Permanent Pages + Menus
- Pack families 7
- Route family /packs
- Where to compare Use pack routes and industry routes to see add-on depth.
Contract truth
Tiers belong to add-ons
Basic, Plus, and Premium are client-facing add-on states. They do not rename the platform itself.
- Basic Launch-safe
- Plus Curated depth
- Premium Backend pro
- Runtime effect The same shared implementation path is gated up or down by subscription state.
Commercial truth disclosure: public pages compare the base service and add-on state model only. Logged-out visitors cannot mutate basket, subscription, or subscription state.
Carry this comparison into pricing and pack selection
Pricing, packs, launch-path, and sign-in stay in one clear public hierarchy.