Arkon GroupFor groups
One owner. Several businesses.
Arkon is built around one company’s numbers; a group has several, and the questions sit between the businesses. Setup is the conversation, not price.
For groups
How it is set up.
One workspace per business
Each legal entity gets its own engagement — its own numbers, modules and history. Nothing is averaged across the group.
One view across all of them
A group role sees every entity and decides who sees what — a country lead one business, a board member read-only.
Start where it matters, not everywhere
Start where the gap between what an entity earns and what it could is largest — not everywhere at once.
The same price as everyone
A group pays the activation fee and the subscription per module, per company, at the prices on the pricing page. No tier, no quote — the conversation is about setup.
Why this one starts with a conversation.
Everywhere else the next step is the free audit. It reads one company; for a group the set has to be agreed before any of it means anything.
The free audit reads one company; a group’s interesting comparison is between entities, so the set comes first.
Ownership shape changes the answer — a holding, a founder-owned group and a sponsor-backed platform want different things.
Access is a real decision: who sees which entity is worth ten minutes before anyone signs in.
None of it is a price: what a group pays is on the pricing page, and an investor who would rather start now can sign in and activate a module directly — the audit runs first.
Write to us.
Tell us how many businesses, roughly what they do and who needs to see what. You get a straight answer on where to start.
Running a single business? The free audit is the faster route.