What does NavixPulse cost, and how is it licensed?
NavixPulse is priced at infrastructure cost — it is a community project, not a margin product. The platform code is community-open: free to read and to run for internal use, with commercial rights reserved to Navix Health, which owns and stewards the clinical algorithm and publishes versioned releases to the community.
The pricing stance is deliberate: the project's goal is to bring the body's data into behavioral-health care and to build the evidence base with a community of programs — not to extract margin from treatment providers. Programs pay what the infrastructure costs to run.
On licensing, precision matters: the project is community-open, not 'open source' in the formal certified sense, because the license reserves commercial use to Navix Health. In practice that means any organization can read the code, run it internally, and propose improvements, while the stewardship, validation, and commercial rights stay in one accountable place.
Devices are the main real cost for most programs — everyday consumer wearables purchased at retail, with an honest comparison guide at navixpulse.com/devices maintained without affiliate incentives.
- What is NavixPulse?
- Which wearables work best for a treatment program?
- Can treatment centers contribute wearable data to research?
NavixPulse is decision support for licensed professionals — questions, never verdicts, never a diagnosis. Read why we're building it or begin — it's self-serve.