Pricing

One line item.

Rent it for the job, or own it across the fleet. No carrier contract, no spectrum fees, no per-device plans, no metered data on the site network.

Three ways to buy it.

Every one of them is quoted per site, because a 40-acre pad and an 11-mile corridor are not the same job.

Most jobs

Rent by the site-month

The unit arrives, covers the job, and leaves when the job ends. It sits on the general conditions line next to the light towers and the temporary power, not in capital.

One monthly rate per unit, no metered data
Backhaul service included
Support and replacement included
Ends when the job ends

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Fleets and owners

Buy it into the fleet

For contractors, mines, and agencies that redeploy constantly, ownership is cheaper by the second or third job. The unit moves from site to site for its service life.

Unit price per ORB, per Oasis, per mounting kit
Annual backhaul and support subscription
Volume tiers across a fleet
Redeploys at no incremental cost

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Run a paid pilot

One live job, a fixed term, a fixed price. We stage the unit and bring it up with your team watching. If it does not hold up, you stop, and you have lost one line item on one job.

Fixed-price term, typically one job phase
Staging and commissioning included
Coverage report at the end of the term
Rolls into rental or purchase credit

Price a pilot

We do not publish a price list yet. Units are in pilot allocation, and the honest number depends on the site. Tell us the job and you get a real quote, not a range.

What moves the number

Five inputs. That is the whole quote.

No hidden per-device fees, no overage, no line item for coordination or licensing, because there is none to pay.

Inputs that determine an ORB quote
Input	What it changes	How it works
Site size and shape	How many units	One ORB covers most sites. Long corridors and split parcels take a second unit or a tail of machine-mounted Oasis.
Machine count	How many Oasis units	Coverage follows equipment. More machines carrying Oasis means less mast and more reach for the same money.
Duration	Rent or buy	Under a year, rental usually wins. Past that, or across multiple concurrent jobs, ownership does.
Backhaul	Service tier	Satellite capacity is the one usage-sensitive input. We size it to the site instead of selling a flat pipe you do not use.
Safety tier	Whether NR+ is populated	Autonomy and machine-safety coordination is a configuration, not a different product. It is priced as an option.

What it replaces

It is not a new cost.

Most sites are already paying for connectivity in six places at once. This consolidates them into one.

Carrier hotspots and per-device data plans across every crew and tablet.
The point-to-point link, the mesh APs, and the integrator who wired them together.
Temporary fiber or conduit runs, and the trenching to put them in.
Spectrum licensing, filings, and the RF consultant who handled them.
The camera vendor's separate cellular subscription per camera.
The recurring cost of decisions made twice because the data did not reach the field.

Straight answers

The questions we always get.

Is there a spectrum or license fee?: No. Every band ORB uses is license-free or coordinated automatically at no cost to you. There is nothing to file and nothing to renew. If an operation needs a licensed protected floor, band n53 at 2483.5 to 2495 MHz is quoted separately as an option; nothing in the standard configuration depends on it.
Is the data metered?: Not on the site network. Traffic between phones, machines, cameras, and the trailers never leaves the site and is never counted. Only the satellite backhaul has a capacity tier.
What happens when the job ends?: On rental, it goes back. On purchase, it tows to the next job and comes up the same morning. Nothing is stranded on the site either way.
Who supports it?: We do, directly, on every commercial term. Units report their own health, so most issues are known before anyone on site notices them.

How it gets stood up What it looks like in your market

Tell us the job. We will price it.

Acreage, duration, machine count, and where it is. That is enough for a real number.

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