Cyber Tokens and probe licenses

RECON has two separate payment models: Cyber Tokens for external scans of your domains, and per-device licenses for internal scans with the Scout probe. They never mix: internal scans use no tokens.

Overview

All prices on this page exclude VAT.

Why two models

An external scan works on one domain at a time, so you pay every time you run it. An internal network needs frequent checks, so with a license you pay for capacity (how many distinct devices) for a year and can rescan as often as you like at no extra cost.

How it works

Cyber Tokens for external scans

• 1 Cyber Token is worth EUR 1.
• End-user price: 90 tokens per domain. Scanning meccanicaadda.it and addaservizi.it uses 180 tokens.
• Partner price: 50 tokens per domain. It applies to accounts with the partner role.
• Tokens are deducted when you create the scan. Every run is charged again: a new scan, a rescan or a scheduled scan.
• If you also ask to refresh the company data, the scan costs 10 extra tokens.
• If scan creation fails after the charge, your tokens are refunded.
• Welcome tokens: the first user of a company to sign up receives 270 tokens, enough for three single-domain scans. The gift is granted only once per company.

RECON bundles. A bundle is a one-time purchase of tokens. The price of each bundle is shown on the Billing tab of your Orizon profile.

Partner accounts see a dedicated price list in the Partner tab of the marketplace.

Pay-as-you-go. When your tokens run out you can keep going on pay-as-you-go at EUR 1 per token, that is EUR 90 per domain at the end-user price (partner accounts use 50 tokens per domain). You need a saved payment method; tokens used beyond your bundles are invoiced on the 1st of each month.

Per-device licenses for internal scans

• What counts. Each distinct device the probe has assessed in the last 90 days, inside the networks assigned to the probe. A device counts once: rescanning it uses no extra capacity.
• What does not count. Personal phones and tablets, decoys (honeypots), devices seen only with a virtual or randomized MAC address, devices outside the probe's networks, and devices that were only detected but never assessed. Desk VoIP phones do count.
• Per probe or per group. A license covers one probe; a group license (Pooled license) shares capacity across every probe in the group, and a device seen by two probes counts once. Prices are the same. When a probe joins a licensed group, its own license is suspended and its expiry date keeps running.
• Free trial. Each company gets one trial: 30 days, unlimited capacity, for a single probe. It starts when the first probe completes its first network discovery. Other probes need a license.
• Term. Each purchase lasts 12 months. Later purchases add capacity, but each keeps its own expiry date.

License price list (12 months, per probe or per group).

Above 1,000 assets the license is not self-service: RECON sends you to sales (Contact sales for unlimited).

Limits

• Over capacity. If your devices exceed the license capacity you have 30 days to extend it; after that new scans pause, while existing results stay viewable.
• Trial ended or license expired. The probe can no longer scan and its scans cannot be opened until you buy or renew a license.
• Shared users. Someone using a shared probe can scan only if the owner has shared the license with them.
• Out of tokens. If a scan needs more tokens than your balance and you have no saved payment method, RECON does not start it. The same happens while you have an overdue invoice, until you settle it.

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