Biruni

Pricing

Design free. Pay when someone finishes.

Authoring and pilots cost nothing. Tokens are consumed on completed sessions. Lab unlocks the full norms library. Figures below are board-reviewable assumptions from our business docs — labeled as such because we are still early.

Pricing

Designing is free. You pay for completed sessions.

Priced so a student can pilot a thesis study for nothing and an institution can budget a year up front.

  • Academic Starter

    Students and independent researchers

    Free

    then ~SAR 3.75 (~$1) per completed participant

    • Unlimited designing, building, and preview
    • Public task library and standard word lists
    • Pay only for completed sessions
    • Community support
  • Enterprise University

    Tier-1 universities and national institutes

    SAR 93,750+

    per year (~$25k–$60k), sized by institution

    • Uncapped authors and executions
    • Private institutional repository
    • SSO/SAML, token pools, full SDAIA audit kit
    • Single-tenant sovereign deployment option
  • Clinical & Commercial

    CROs, EdTech, health systems, agencies

    SAR 150,000+

    per year (~$40k), custom scoped

    • Everything in Enterprise
    • Demographic targeting and clinical batteries
    • Custom psychometric norming engines
    • Custom integrations and premium SLAs

These figures come from the business model’s planning assumptions and are stated there as board-reviewable estimates rather than a final rate card. Expect them to firm up as the platform reaches general availability.

Bring your next Arabic study to Biruni

We are building with a small group of MENA labs before general availability. If your work needs accurate timing, real Arabic rendering, and in-Kingdom data residency, we want to hear what your study requires.

What selected groups get
A complimentary 12-month Lab license: 5 author seats, 2,500 participant tokens, full norms access.
Who we're looking for
Research groups in cognitive psychology, linguistics, neuroscience, and education across Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Qatar.
What we ask in return
Run one real study, publish one paradigm to Open Materials, and tell us candidly where we're wrong.