Viridis Conservation · scoped services

Make your next ecological and economic decision with evidence.

Which option fits your objectives and budget? What assumptions matter, and what evidence could change the choice? Viridis turns a supported question into a comparison you can inspect and use.

For business, industry & conservation

Reviewed decision analysis

Bring your alternatives, ecological objectives, declared costs, budget and evidence. We confirm method fit, scope the work and issue a reviewed quote. The fee and delivery date are agreed before work begins.

Compare the options

Supported scenario and resource-allocation analyses, including budget constraints and sensitivity to your assumptions.

Understand the limits

A human review of applicability, uncertainty, missing evidence and what the analysis can support.

Use the result

A readable report and preserved technical record tied to your question, agreed scope and acceptance criteria.

Individually quoted. Price reflects the agreed analysis, evidence review and delivery work. Additional work needs a separate approval.

Reviewed delivery currently supports protection, corridor and mixed-management decision records, with supported allocation, sensitivity, staged-commitment and price-convention analyses. Other research methods require a fit review; a published method is not a promise of a deliverable.

Choose the level of service

Free exploration

Check fit and explore conditional scenarios using declared inputs. Preview results and local exports are not Viridis-reviewed deliveries.

Explore a free scenario

Automated agent reports

The current agent offer is 1 USDC per structured report, covering up to three scenarios through one supported method. Review the exact quote before purchase. Reports are unsigned and unreviewed; human review is a separate service.

Connect an agent

Specialist Carbon Continuity scopes

These prices apply to the named remaining-asset services. General Ecological OS decision analysis uses its own reviewed quote.

Remote Remaining-Asset Screen

$1,500 USD

Paid upfront. Review one authorized wildfire-exposed project boundary and one remaining-asset decision.

Credited toward the $7,500 hybrid diagnostic when local evidence is feasible and material to the decision. Any eligible credit is written into the next quote.

Read the screen scope

Hybrid diagnostic

$7,500 USD

A scoped remote analysis and local-evidence review. Your quote states the deposit, any screen credit, remaining balance and delivery criteria.

Field, laboratory and other customer-authorized external costs are separate and must be agreed in writing.

Check diagnostic fit

From agreement to delivery

  1. 1 · Review your quote

    Your account shows the scope, itemized USD total, deposit, balance and acceptance criteria. Accepting records the exact version you reviewed.

  2. 2 · Pay the agreed deposit

    Checkout is available only when billing is enabled for your account and the accepted project is eligible. A return from checkout alone never confirms payment.

  3. 3 · Review the delivery

    Viridis attaches a preserved decision record and a human review summary against the agreed criteria. Assumptions, unknowns and conditional conclusions stay visible.

  4. 4 · Settle and receive your files

    Any remaining balance follows the reviewed-delivery milestone. Scoped downloads unlock when the recorded payment and delivery requirements are satisfied.

Your accepted price stays fixed. Additional work requires a new reviewed proposal and your approval. It does not silently change an accepted scope or amount.

What this engagement establishes

You receive the agreed analysis and review deliverables. Conditional scenarios remain conditional; they do not establish field outcomes, create conservation credits, grant land permissions or replace legal or registry acceptance.

The public decision workspace remains available for free conditional previews and local exports. Existing services, including the separate prioritization report, retain their own terms.

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