Pricing Disclosure

How pricing works

Fees may be shown as a fixed price, hourly rate, package fee, recurring portal charge, or a custom quotation depending on the requested service and complexity. Any quote, checkout summary, order form, or written proposal forms part of the applicable price disclosure.

What may be charged

• Initial consultation or discovery call fees, if marked as paid.
• Preparation, review, filing-support, bookkeeping, reporting, payroll, planning, or advisory fees.
• Recurring portal or subscription charges for continued access to tools, document storage, dashboards, or support.
• Government, registry, courier, banking, notarisation, translation, software, or third-party filing costs where applicable.
• Optional add-ons requested by the client after the base scope is agreed.

What is not included unless stated

Unless expressly included, quoted prices do not cover audits, legal representation, tax authority disputes, court or appeal work, regulated investment advice, success guarantees, third-party penalties, or work created by incomplete, late, or inaccurate client information.

Recurring charges

Any recurring fee must be identified before submission with billing frequency, renewal basis, and cancellation timing. If a portal or service renews periodically, the renewal price or pricing method will be stated before sign-up.

Refunds and cancellations

Fees for time already spent, work already delivered, third-party expenses incurred, and scheduled consultation slots may be non-refundable. Where cancellation is allowed, it applies prospectively and does not reverse completed work or accrued charges unless expressly agreed.

Before you submit details

Please review the order summary carefully. Under the Federal Act of 19 December 1986 against Unfair Competition (UCA), SR 241, Art. 3 para. 1 lit. s UCA, provider identification and ordering-process information must be clear and directly accessible. Service descriptions and pricing statements are provided in line with the Federal Act of 19 December 1986 against Unfair Competition (UCA), SR 241.

Data and website technologies

If you submit contact or lead data, use a client portal, or interact with analytics or similar technologies, processing is subject to the Federal Act of 25 September 2020 on Data Protection (FADP), SR 235.1, Data Protection Ordinance of 31 August 2022 (DPO), SR 235.11. Transparency duties include Art. 19 FADP and Art. 25 FADP. Cookies and similar technologies must be disclosed consistently with the Federal Act of 25 September 2020 on Data Protection (FADP), SR 235.1, FDPIC guidelines on data processing using cookies and similar technologies, version 1.1 (revised 6 October 2025), and Telecommunications Act of 30 April 1997 (TCA), SR 784.10, Art. 45c TCA.