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Firsthand XR

Pricing

Start small with a pilot, then license a site. We quote on a call because the right package depends on your headsets, sites and what you train.

  1. Start here

    Pilot

    Prove it with one team

    • A fixed term with one cohort or team
    • Scenarios chosen for your training units
    • Set-up, onboarding and a facilitator session
    • Review of results and feedback at the end
    How a pilot works
  2. Most teams end up here

    Site licence

    Roll it out across a site

    • All available scenarios for your industry pack
    • Headsets you choose, at one site or campus
    • Regional pack and language of your choice
    • New scenarios as they are released
    Talk about a site licence
  3. Grow into

    Industry packs

    Add what you train

    • Clinical, first aid, mining and industrial, defence, EV
    • Add packs to a site licence as needs grow
    • Custom scenarios scoped separately
    Ask about packs
Coming

Hardware bundle

Headsets, cases and charging, set up and ready to run. Not available yet.

Register interest

Every package includes

  • Practice and assessed modes
  • Scored debrief after every run
  • Team sessions on your network
  • Regional pack (Australia, USA or Indonesia/Asia)
  • English or Indonesian
  • Mixed-reality mode on supported headsets

Questions people ask

Why no prices on the page?

Pricing depends on the number of headsets, sites and packs. We would rather give you a real number on a short call than a misleading “from” price.

Do you supply headsets?

Not yet. A hardware bundle is coming. For now, we recommend headsets and help you set them up.

Is there a free trial?

A demo on a call is free. Pilots are the way to trial it properly with your own trainees.

Are student versions available?

Free practice scenarios for students are coming. See the students page.

Get a quote that fits

Tell us how many trainees, which headsets and what you train. We will come back with a pilot plan and a site licence quote.

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