The pricing model for Smart City Monitor is based on monthly or annual subscription fees (SaaS model) and includes a number of licenses related to the actual system scale and complexity as follows:

1. Basic fee for Smart City Monitor engine(s)
2. Add-on small fee for the Light Clients to access monitoring and analytics by the city stakeholders including citizens, administration, utility providers, local businesses to access the information and analytics
3. Add-on fee for Power Clients enabling the administration of the city model as its digital twin and its updating to incorporate ongoing city infrastructure change
4. Add-on fee for related to a number of data sources linked to the Smart City Monitor engine for automatic data import from various databases 
5. Add-on fee for API used for data exchange with various automated systems (e.g. SCADAs, Accounting, Maintenance planning, etc) 

The fees are defined during the negotiations of the community requirements and innovation implementation stages taking into consideration as follows:    

• The actual project objectives, stages, level of support required in its implementation 
• How the project piloting and prototyping is planned by and for innovative forward looking urban communities and urban clusters   
• What are the implementation steps and its practical, cost effective and low risk innovation introduced in multiple step-by-step stages

Taking ointo consideration the variety of regulations that exist in different countries for public and private entities the total license fee amonut is usually below the initial bidding level for the public procurement regulations. 

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The project support options

The implementation of Smart City Monitor projects may include the following options:  

• Identification of the project requirements, terms, stages, its planning and evaluation of relevant costs
• Setting the local partnership that can support the project implementation
• Training of the local partners and Smart City Teams supporting the project implementation (the platform, its applications, Smart City Model builder, sample open data, managing of Smart City Monitor engines, adding local business services, interactions with citizens and tourists, etc)
• Setting the Smart City Monitor to run the ISO 37120 urban model and support city certification for quality of governance 
• Open Data source preparation and integration with the Smart City Monitor engine
• Installing the sensors, IoT, IP Gateways and its integration with the Smart City Monitor engine via existing networks
• Integration and interfaces to other local, national and international information services
• Development of focus applications that are of priority for the municipality, citizens, tourists, local businesses and utility providers (command and control, real time monitoring, mobile apps, access to events, analytics, benchmarking, etc)
• Local administering of the service implementation
• Application testing and tuning
• Presentations, demonstrations and promotion of the city solutions for local citizens, international communities, public events, investors