Pay per review. Upgrade when volume or coordination become the bottleneck.
Defensible checks, clear findings, and a consistent review report you can share.
Standardise IFRS or GRAP checks and presentation review across reviewers and periods.
Compress an 8 to 40-hour technical review into minutes.
Every plan runs the same engine and produces the same review outputs. You’re choosing how you want to buy it: per review (Solo), monthly collaboration (Practice), annual team scale (Team), or portfolio procurement (Enterprise).
Pay per review. Best for individuals and low volume, with no commitment.
Individuals and low volume.
Also includesSame technical review outputs as every plan. Pay-as-you-go, up to 2 users.
Monthly collaboration. Shared history and sign-off, without an annual contract.
Small firms with a steady review cadence.
Also includesMulti-user access and shared review history.
Annual scale. Higher included volume, lower top-up rates, up to 30 users, and consolidated billing.
Multiple reviewers who need shared history, review tracking, and sign-off.
Also includesEverything in Practice, plus consolidated billing, review progress tracking, and reduced excess usage rates as volume grows.
Portfolio and procurement. Custom caps, the lowest per-review floor, security docs, SLAs.
Portfolios (many entities, many teams) and formal procurement; annual pricing sized to your volume.
Also includesTraining, SLAs, and security and data options; SSO and API access on request.
A technical review uses 1 credit. An audit risk report uses 2 credits, and refreshing its external scan uses 1.
Prices in South African rand · Figures are indicative; we’ll confirm exact pricing for your situation
Practice is the step before annual Team scale; Enterprise is for portfolio-wide volume and formal procurement. Drag to your yearly review count to see indicative annual totals.
Practice estimates assume reviews fit within monthly allowances and permitted rollover; uneven usage may cost more. Team includes an annual allowance. Enterprise is quoted separately.
If a manual technical review often takes 8 to 40 hours, compare Parallax’s effective per-review cost with your blended hourly cost for that work.
You don’t get a “lite” engine on lower plans. The differences are users, organisations, workflow and unit economics.
Review the findings layout and PDF report depth on anonymised sample financials: the fastest way to judge fit before sharing your own data.
A technical review uses 1 credit. An audit risk report uses 2 credits, and refreshing its external scan uses 1. Credits come from the same allowance or bundle.
One review = one reporting entity, one financial period, one submission. Holding company + three subsidiaries reviewed separately = four reviews. A resubmission after changes to the source PDF = a new review.
A typical technical review can take hours, or days for complex entities. Multiply your internal hourly rate (or blended team cost) by that time and compare it to the per-review price. Parallax standardises review quality and reduces judgement risk, not just formatting time.
Solo is pay-as-you-go with no annual fee. Practice is a monthly subscription with a fixed number of included reviews each month, then prepaid top-ups. Team combines an annual fee, a larger bundle of included reviews, then prepaid top-ups at a lower rate. Enterprise uses custom caps, procurement features, and the lowest per-review floor. Figures on this page are indicative; we’ll confirm exact pricing for your situation.
Practice is a monthly plan for small firms, up to 6 users, who review regularly but don’t want an annual commitment. It includes collaboration features (shared history and sign-off) and better unit economics than Solo for steady use.
Upgrades (Solo to Practice, or either to Team) are self-service in-app and take effect immediately. You are charged only the prorated difference for the remainder of your current billing period. Downgrades (Team to Practice, or either to Solo) are also self-service and take effect at the end of your current period. Enterprise changes go through us directly.
Yes. We can configure a custom arrangement sized to your portfolio and review volume.
Yes, up to a cap. Unused included reviews carry into the next billing period on Practice (up to 10) and Team (up to 60). The carry-over is capped each period rather than accumulating without limit, so a consistently large surplus is a sign your included volume is well-matched to your workload, and if you’re regularly maxing out, a higher plan or top-ups may be more cost-effective.
Additional reviews above your monthly included allowance require a prepaid top-up at R 600 per review. Contact us to arrange it; we’ll invoice you and the extra capacity is unlocked once payment is confirmed. If you’re regularly above your included volume, consider Team for better excess usage rates and an annual budget.
Additional reviews beyond your annual included allowance require a prepaid top-up before they proceed. Your account manager will raise an invoice for the additional capacity. You’ll get an alert at 80% of your annual cap so you have time to top up before hitting the ceiling. You can also top up proactively at any point during the year.
Enterprise is the only plan where excess usage can be billed in arrears. Your contract defines a base allowance; reviews beyond that are tallied across the billing period and invoiced at the end of it, at your contracted rate. All other plans (Solo, Practice, and Team) require additional capacity to be purchased upfront before the reviews proceed.
Yes. On any plan you can arrange a top-up in advance, useful if you know a busy period is coming. Top-ups are invoiced upfront. On Solo and Practice, top-up capacity expires at the end of the following calendar month (so a top-up purchased in April is valid until 31 May). On Team, top-up capacity is valid for 12 full calendar months from the date of purchase.
Subscription fees: non-refundable once a billing period starts. Cancelling Practice stops renewal at the end of the current month; cancelling Team ends access at the close of the annual period. No pro-rata cash refunds are issued.
Excess usage and per-review charges: non-refundable once a review has completed. A review is a computational event; once the output is generated, the work is done. The exception is a Parallax-side failure. If a review does not complete successfully due to a platform error, the charge is reversed automatically.
Top-ups: cancellable within 48 hours of the invoice date, provided no reviews have been run against the top-up capacity. After that window, or once capacity has been used, top-ups are non-refundable. Unused top-ups that reach their expiry date are non-refundable; the expiry date is stated on the invoice at the time of purchase.
Enterprise: refund terms are set out in your contract.
In exceptional circumstances (business closure, restructuring) we may issue a credit toward future use at our discretion. Contact billing if you believe your situation warrants this.
GRAP (ASB South Africa) and IFRS for SMEs are both fully supported. US and UK GAAP will follow in subsequent releases. Enterprise clients can request early access: get in touch.
Data is encrypted at rest and in transit; we don’t share data between clients or use your statements to train models. Enterprise offers security docs, data residency options, and API access on request.
Add Parallax at 20% off your first year on any paid plan when you connect your Orbital Bedrock account. On Practice, that applies to your first 12 months of subscription; on Team, to your first annual term.
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