Software pricing, not representation fees

Charge for application-prep software while staying outside paid immigration advice.

permitflow can monetize checklists, form pre-fill previews, validation reports, saved workflows, and professional practice software. The product must not sell immigration advice, strategy, representation, or IRCC submission unless a licensed professional provides that service.

Individuals

Self-service packages

Free rule check

Compare your own answers against official published requirements before you pay.

Program picker across supported Canadian immigration workflows
Rule-by-rule result from the facts you enter
Persistent IRPA section 91 disclaimer on user-facing screens

Educational software output only; no program recommendation or representation.

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Complete self-service package

$49

For applicants who already know the program they want and need clerical preparation help.

Personalized document checklist generated from user-entered facts
Form pre-fill preview that the applicant reviews and submits independently
Internal consistency checks for missing or conflicting answers
Printable application-prep bundle for the applicant's own records

Charge for software, checklist, validation, and exports — not immigration advice.

Buy Package — $49

Family / multi-applicant bundle

$249+

For families preparing connected files while keeping each applicant responsible for their own submission.

Multiple applicant profiles in one prep workflow
Shared document organizer and deadline reminders
Separate validation report for each applicant
Escalation prompts when facts need licensed professional judgment

Clerical bundle coordination only; no relationship strategy or evidence advice.

Review boundary first

Before any paid package

Confirm the software-only boundary

Paid permitflow packages sell software outputs: checklists, form pre-fill previews, consistency checks, printable prep bundles, and workflow tools. They do not include immigration advice, legal advice, representation, IRCC submission, or a recommendation about which program you should choose.

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Professionals

SaaS for RCICs, lawyers, firms, and partners

This is the cleanest higher-ticket model: permitflow supplies workflow software, while the licensed representative keeps responsibility for advice, representation, client contracts, and professional duties.

Best for solo practices

Solo RCIC / lawyer workspace

$99–$299 / month

Workflow software for licensed professionals who provide their own advice under their own licence.

Client intake portal mapped to supported program rules
Document checklist and form pre-fill workflow
Rule audit trail for professional review
Client-facing disclaimers that distinguish software from representation

The licensed professional, not permitflow, provides any advice or representation.

Use as firm software

Firm team / white-label

$499+ / month

A branded preparation workspace for immigration practices, schools, employers, or settlement partners.

Team dashboard for intake status and missing documents
Program-specific workflow templates
Exportable prep reports for professional review
Data handling controls for sensitive immigration information

Software-as-a-service contract; no direct applicant advice by permitflow staff.

Plan firm rollout

What paid plans may include

State official published Government of Canada requirements
Calculate scores from official formulas using user-entered facts
Generate document checklists from the user's selected program and answers
Pre-fill forms from information the user entered for their own review
Flag missing, inconsistent, or contradictory answers
Route judgment calls to licensed RCICs, lawyers, or Quebec notaries

What paid plans must not include

Recommend the best immigration program or pathway for a person
Tell a user how to answer to improve approval chances
Give a legal opinion about approval likelihood, admissibility, or strategy
Represent the user, submit to IRCC, or communicate with IRCC for the user
Access or request a user's GCKey, banking login, or IRCC account password
Guarantee approval or imply special influence with IRCC

Escalate to a licensed professional when facts need judgment

Prior refusal, misrepresentation concern, removal order, or procedural fairness letter
Out-of-status period, unauthorized work or study, criminality, or medical inadmissibility
Complex sponsorship facts, relationship genuineness concerns, or custody issues
LMIA strategy, employer compliance, wage/classification judgment, or recruitment evidence
Humanitarian arguments, reconsideration, appeals, or any discretionary remedy

Compliance sources

These sources define the operating boundary for paid packages, professional referrals, privacy, and email marketing.

permitflow provides software assistance only and is not a licensed immigration consultant, lawyer, or notary. This is not immigration advice. You are the applicant and are responsible for all information you submit to IRCC. Always confirm current requirements on official Government of Canada (canada.ca) pages.