Originally published January 22, 2026 by Reid Hiatt. Pricing information updated October 5, 2026 by Tactic Content Team to reflect the current public pricing approach.
Tactic pricing is based on the products and workplace setup being quoted. You can start with an individual product and add others as requirements grow. Engage, Operate and Connect describe product groupings, not mandatory subscription plans.
Some products are priced around managed resources such as desks, rooms, locations or custom assets. Other deployments may use bundled or custom pricing. The final proposal accounts for the selected products and the required integrations, floor plans, onboarding and support.
Use the current pricing estimator for an initial annual range, then confirm the exact scope with Tactic. An estimate is not a binding quote or a guarantee that every feature is included.
List the workflows you need, your locations and resource inventory, your calendar and identity environment, and the help required for rollout. Ask for a written proposal identifying the included products, integrations, implementation work and applicable commercial terms. Confirm any minimum commitment or capability-specific requirements directly rather than relying on an older article.
Confirm Tessa AI availability, map setup and changes, permissions, and integrations for your proposed deployment. Do not assume that a general product description means every capability or service is included in every quote.
For security review, request current documentation and confirm that it covers your proposed deployment. Discuss any specific compliance or data residency requirements with Tactic rather than inferring a contractual guarantee from this guide.
Review the current pricing approach or discuss your workplace setup.
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