Pairings11product × tenant
Live7a tenant is carrying it
Tenants carrying5of 5 with access
Widest price spread$30.00same product, two tenants
Product × tenant
Every pairing, with all three prices on the row — what we charge, what the client pays and what the provider gets. A matrix with one of those hidden is a matrix nobody can audit.
ProductTenantStateWholesaleClient paysTenant marginProvider share
AUR-09Dhahab MarketsDisabled$59.00———
GSP-01Blue HarbourEnabled$99.00$139.00+$40.00$69.30
GSP-01Cedar MarketsEnabled$99.00$145.00+$46.00$69.30
GSP-01Dhahab MarketsEnabled$99.00$149.00+$50.00$69.30
GSP-01Meridian FXEnabled$99.00$159.00+$60.00$69.30
GSP-01Northstar CopyEnabled$99.00$129.00+$30.00$69.30
XAU-11Blue HarbourDisabled$69.00———
XAU-11Cedar MarketsDisabled$69.00———
XAU-11Dhahab MarketsDisabled$69.00———
XAU-11Meridian FXEnabled$69.00$109.00+$40.00$48.30
XAU-11Northstar CopyEnabled$69.00$99.00+$30.00$48.30
How the three prices relate
And which of them you can change
  • The tenant sets the client price. We set wholesale, they mark it up, and the difference is theirs. Neither we nor the provider can change what a client pays.
  • A margin that would go negative disables the pairing automatically. A tenant selling below wholesale is a bug that surfaces in a monthly report, so the platform refuses it rather than absorbing it.
  • The provider’s share is calculated on wholesale, not on the client price. A tenant marking a product up does not pay the provider more.
  • Disabling a pairing stops new subscriptions. Existing subscribers run to the end of the period they have paid for — taking that away is a refund conversation, not a toggle.