How Nextora checks prices

The daily collector captures publicly available vendor pricing-page evidence as plain HTML. It compares fresh page evidence with reviewed catalogue prices; it does not change catalogue prices or use AI to estimate them.

Each tool shows one of four statuses:

• Verified: fresh captured page evidence contains the reviewed catalogue price. The date shown is the evidence capture time; this does not guarantee it is the right plan for you.
• Unverified: fresh page evidence was captured, but the reviewed catalogue price was not found in it. The price may be out of date.
• Not tracked: fresh price evidence is unavailable, stale, blocked, or loaded only in the browser. We do not treat an old capture as a current check.
• No single price: pricing depends on usage or volume, so one number would mislead. We describe the model in words.

If a check fails, the catalogue price is not changed and the evidence is marked unavailable. We never fill a gap with an estimate.

Vendor prices retain their published currencies. The calculator totals each currency separately and does not convert currencies without an exchange-rate source.

The cost calculator applies the listed pricing model to your seat, volume, usage, and billing inputs. Its totals are arithmetic, not vendor quotes.

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Last successful check: 23 October 2026, 03:07 UTC