Managed small-op lien floors often start around $750/month on annual contracts. UnitClock Operator is DIY compliance at ~$29/facility/mo when you want a visible per-unit clock—not a recovery department.
This page contrasts two buying shapes: outsource the default workflow to a managed suite, or keep the file on your team with UnitClock as the co-pilot. We do not name competitors here; numbers are directional from public positioning, not a quote for your site.
Managed small-op floor
~$750/mo managed small-op floors
Annual-style contracts marketed to small operators who want a recovery department shape of buy. Visibility, export, and liability live in the vendor agreement—not on this page.
UnitClock Operator (DIY)
~$29/facility/mo
Per-facility clock, proof vault, notice drafts, overlock, and audit export on top of your FMS. Start on Free; subscribe when you are ready. The shared demo does not charge a card.
| Topic | Managed floor | UnitClock |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly posture | Suite-style annual contracts often anchor near ~$750/mo for small operators (public floors). | Operator at ~$29/facility/mo per facility—monthly default. State packs are separate SKUs. |
| Who runs the file | Vendor-driven workflows; operator visibility varies by program. | Your managers see due today, blockers, and proofs they export. |
| Proof & audit | Often held in vendor systems—read their terms for export. | Operator-owned proof vault and defense packet export. |
| Reschedule / renotice | Handled per vendor process; terms define liability. | Hard block until renotice proofs are on file (demo shows Magomedov path). |
| FMS relationship | May replace chunks of ops or sit beside FMS depending on vendor. | Sits on top of your existing facility management system—does not replace your ledger. |
| Liability framing | Read the contract—marketing may imply risk shift. | You keep the file. We do not sell insurance or indemnity. |
Looking for a pay-per-use noticing lane instead of a facility subscription? See our pay-per-notice contrast (public positioning only—no invented pricing).