A per-location subscription plus a Certification Transaction Fee on certified recoverable value. Certified — not recovered: the CAAR is the evidence that the money is owed, and the fee is invoiced when that evidence seals.
Dual-engine recovery. Finds the money.
Minimum 10 locations.
Charged on what is certified — not on what is recovered. The CAAR is the evidence that the money is owed to you. The fee is invoiced when that evidence seals, and it traces back to the specific certified run that produced it.
Your rate inside the 10–15% band is set in your Order Form alongside module selection, location count, and cadence. Nothing on this page is a quote.
This is not a bounty and it is not contingent on collection. Certification is not collection — a certified amount is what the rules prove you are owed, not a promise the vendor pays it. Pursuing it remains your decision.
Below a Trust Score of 85 no CAAR is issued. You still receive the hash-sealed report showing every evidence gap and the specific steps that would close it, so the next cycle has a path to certification.
Rate tier, which modules you run, location count, cadence, and payment terms are set in your Order Form. The fit call is where the actual numbers get scoped.
Sentry runs standalone or bundled with Cortex, where volume tiers apply from 20 locations up. Those sit on the full platform pricing matrix.
One merchant, one delivery platform, one month. These are the actual figures from the sample report — the same arithmetic runs on your own numbers during the demo.
Sample data · TIER-A floor rate shown; your tier is set in the Order Form · fee invoiced when the CAAR seals · per-location subscription billed separately · vendor response deadline 30 days from transmittal
A specialist reviews this and follows up within two business days. If Sentry fits, the next step is a live cycle run against your own data.