Pricing

$49 for a one-state business. $199 for a multi-state business. Free for 3 days, no card.

Now · free trialFreeNo card · runs on this device · the free check, your account and the dashboard
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At launch$49 · $199per month · Starter for a one-state business, Growth for a multi-state business · you will be asked before anything is charged
Change→Rules→Tasks→Documents→Deadlines→You review

Priced by how much admin your business generates, not by a feature list. No card to start; filings and government fees only when you use them, shown before you confirm.

Coverage before price: full state rule sets today for California, Texas, Florida, New York, Delaware, Washington, Georgia, Illinois, Pennsylvania, North Carolina, Washington, Georgia, Illinois, Pennsylvania and North Carolina; federal rules everywhere; other states are limited (federal + local, state rules in development). The plan sets what you pay; Coverage shows what Hora can do in your state.

Product status · what is real todayFree 3-day trial: run the check, create an account and use Hora on your computer and in the browser.
  • AvailableFree check, account, onboarding, dashboard, rule engine, documents, calendar export, encrypted vault, backup/restoreruns in your browser; data stays on this device
  • LimitedState rule sets: CA · TX · FL · NY · DE · WA · GA · IL · PA · NC in full; other states federal + local; one-click integrations (calendar .ics export works)see Coverage for your state
  • PlannedBilling (Paddle), email/SMS reminder delivery, hosted accounts and multi-device sync, API, government e-filing, support ticketsno card is taken today; joining puts you on the list
What the price buys back

How much admin does your business generate? That is the plan.

Two sample businesses, run through the same rules and the same time assumptions. Your own number depends on your profile — run the free check to see it. Estimated: how we calculate this.

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How much admin does your business create?

Starter is for a one-state business with a smaller recurring workload. Growth is for a multi-state business — more jurisdictions, more recurring workflow. $199 buys a bigger administrative load handled, not a longer feature list. Run the free check and the plan is recommended from your workload.

Starter · $49 / moSample one-state business · one year
Recurring, by hand / year9h 40m
Your review45m
Recurring admin avoided / year8h 55m≈ per month, on average: 45m
By hand9h 40m−You45m=Hora · time returned8h 55mestimated · recurring · per year
Where the time goes
Research → found applicable rules3h 18m

Hora found the rule that applies — agency, statute, version — for each of the 9 requirements, instead of you searching.

Forms → found the documents and prepared the next step3h 30m

Hora found the current form for each requirement: pre-filled the draft where it has your data, marked it collected where the employee provides it, or scheduled the filing on your calendar. You only review.

Deadlines → computed due dates1h 4m

Hora calculated each deadline from the rule and set reminder checks at 14, 7 and 1 day, run when you open Hora (scheduled email/SMS delivery is planned).

Tracking → reminder checks + receipts1h 48m

Hora tracks the status, stores the receipt and the history; no spreadsheet to keep alive.

One-time setup work Hora also prepares: ≈ 53m (1) avoided, counted separately

Growth · $199 / moSample two-state business · one year
Recurring, by hand / year10h 48m
Your review50m
Recurring admin avoided / year9h 58m≈ per month, on average: 50m
By hand10h 48m−You50m=Hora · time returned9h 58mestimated · recurring · per year
Where the time goes
Research → found applicable rules3h 41m

Hora found the rule that applies — agency, statute, version — for each of the 10 requirements, instead of you searching.

Forms → found the documents and prepared the next step3h 55m

Hora found the current form for each requirement: pre-filled the draft where it has your data, marked it collected where the employee provides it, or scheduled the filing on your calendar. You only review.

Deadlines → computed due dates1h 12m

Hora calculated each deadline from the rule and set reminder checks at 14, 7 and 1 day, run when you open Hora (scheduled email/SMS delivery is planned).

Tracking → reminder checks + receipts2h

Hora tracks the status, stores the receipt and the history; no spreadsheet to keep alive.

One-time setup work Hora also prepares: ≈ 2h 6m (2) avoided, counted separately

Growth is for a bigger admin load, not just a bigger map: each new state adds registration, a payroll account, an annual report and a sales-tax test — the same workflow, more of it.

Sample one-state business · per year8h 55m × $75 =—of time value
Sample two-state business · per year9h 58m × $75 =—of time value
Your estimate, not our promise: estimated admin time avoided × the rate you typed. We don't publish ROI claims until we've measured them.Your estimate — based on the time you assign to an hour, not a Hora ROI claim.The hours come from the sample business profile above (or from your own check), not from a generic average.
Why it stays worth paying for

You don't subscribe to a calculator. You subscribe to re-evaluation — on every open today, continuous at launch.

Businesses change. Rules change. Deadlines recur. Hora keeps your obligations organized and re-evaluates them when you return or when your profile changes.

Month 1BaselineYour check becomes your profile; every current obligation is dated and sourced.
Month 2New business changeA hire, a move, a new state — you say what changed; tasks and drafts follow.
Month 3RenewalA license renewal, a quarterly return, an annual report — back on the calendar, pre-filled, before the date.
Month 4Rule changesA form or deadline changes at the agency; the rule is re-checked and your tasks update.

Hora keeps working when you have nothing to enter: the full rule base is re-run against your profile every time you open Hora and on every profile change; new rule versions arrive with each release of Hora, and open tasks pick them up with the old and new values shown. Browser prototype: checks on open. Production: continuous monitoring.

Continuous monitoringprototype: on every open and every change · production: continuous
Source-backed rulesstatute, version and check date on every task
Business memoryreceipts, history and documents, ready for the next filing
Visible time returnedevery hour avoided, traceable to a task
Pick by workload, not by feature list

Which plan fits is decided by your admin load.

One state, one location→Starter
Employees or locations in several states→Growth
High document volume — frequent hires, many renewals→Growth
Advisor with many clients→Custom · for advisors
Why monthly?Rules change. Your business changes. Deadlines recur. Hora keeps your obligations organized and re-evaluates them when you return or when your profile changes.
By outcome

What gets automated at each level.

ProcessStarter · $49Growth · $199
Who each plan is for

Pick by how your business is shaped, not by feature count.

Starter · $49

  • One state, one location, an owner and one more user
  • Detects obligations, explains them with sources, prepares documents, tracks deadlines
  • One payroll or accounting integration
  • For example: a local contractor, a restaurant, a consultancy in its home state

Growth · $199

  • Every supported state where you have people, locations or sales — coverage depth varies by state
  • Foreign qualification, per-state annual reports, sales-tax nexus across states
  • Unlimited users incl. CPA/attorney roles, all integrations
  • For example: remote teams, e-commerce, companies opening a second state
Which plan, by the size of the job

Pick by how much compliance your business generates.

Your businessSample loadPlan
Solo founder or single-member LLC, one state5–10 obligations a year: annual report, state minimum tax, local license, 1099sStarter · $49
Small team with employees, one state15–30 a year: payroll filings each quarter, new hires, license renewals, workers' compStarter · $49
People, locations or sales in a second state30+ a year, in two rule sets: foreign qualification, state payroll accounts, annual reports per state, sales tax nexusGrowth · $199
Advisor working inside clients' accountsRead-only role, shares from clients, audit logClient's plan · no seat fee
What can cost extraFiling services (planned): priced per filing, shown before you confirm.Government fees: passed through at cost.Not extra: users on Growth, integrations, cloud AI, exports, support in English and Spanish.
Secondary, but real

What being late costs, per the agencies.

Your exposure depends on which filings apply to you. These are the standard late fees the agencies publish, each linked to its source and re-verified with the rule base. Amounts change; the link is the authority.

$288–$2,861per form for Form I-9 paperwork violations8 C.F.R. §274a.10 · DHS 2025 schedule · verified Sep 2026
$400late fee on a Florida annual report filed after May 1Florida Division of Corporations · Fla. Stat. §605.0212 · verified Sep 2026
$50 + 5–10%late penalty on a Texas franchise tax report — even when no tax is dueTexas Comptroller · Tex. Tax Code §171.362 · verified Sep 2026
Billed separately

Only when you use it, always shown first.

Filing services (Phase 2) are priced per filing. Government fees are passed through at cost. Nothing is charged without a confirmation screen.

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