One paid plan
One price for the whole selection, no per-user and no per-requirement fees. If the free sheets do the job, keep using them; Pro is for the selection that runs over three months and four departments, where somebody will ask in week ten why a vendor was dropped and the answer needs to be a record rather than a memory.
Free
$0 Free to use. No account, no card, no sign-up.
- Every sheet works the figure on the page
- Print the sheet straight from the browser
- See exactly what your colleagues and your board will receive
Mustvo Pro
$19 a month per month, whole team
- Everything in the free plan
- Download as PDF
- No Mustvo watermark
- Save every sheet and reopen it later
- Your organization's name and logo on the paperwork
- Export every sheet and every record in one go
- Add requirements, vendors and scores
- List and edit what you have added
- Every score and decision against the requirement it belongs to
- A login for each department with requirements in the list
- Export requirements, vendors and scores
- Send a scored sheet to your colleagues or your board
- Connect Stripe
- Take payment
- Connect your books
- Sync invoices to your books
The first 14 days are free and no card is asked for. Add a card during the trial and the first charge is on the day it ends; do not, and your workspace becomes read-only with nothing deleted. Renews monthly at the price above until you cancel. We email you before any price change. Cancel any time from your account page. You keep Pro to the end of the paid month, and your requirements, vendors and scores stay exportable for 90 days after.
Online payments: Stripe's processing fee plus a 1% platform fee per payment, deducted before your payout.
Why not just use a spreadsheet?
You can, and for a selection with two vendors and a dozen requirements you probably should: the sheets on this site are free and will do the arithmetic without an account. What a spreadsheet does badly is being the record when four departments each own requirements, when scores arrive over three months, and when somebody asks in week ten why a vendor was dropped.
A spreadsheet is a legitimate answer and we would rather say so than pretend otherwise. The sheets here are free precisely because the arithmetic is not the part worth charging for.