Nobody in this category publishes a valuation price. Ours: Pairing Studio $225 a month per property, Cellar Signals $125, both $295, valuation from $750 one-off. The free cellar report is the only thing available today and it costs nothing. No seat counts, no bottle-volume tiers, nothing held back for a call.
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Taking Pairing Studio and Cellar Signals together is $295 rather than $350 — that $55 is the only discount published anywhere on this site. Re-certifying a valuation is $375.
Ten houses get founding terms in exchange for shaping the product, held twelve months from the day their room goes live, with the list price printed beside every founding number so nobody is guessing what it becomes.
A cohort, not a promotion. No countdown, no urgency theatre, and the eleventh house is quoted list. Nothing is invoiced until a room is live and the property has signed off on it.
| Product | Founding cohort | List |
|---|---|---|
| Cellar report | Free, now, before anything else | Free |
| Cellar Record | Free for 12 months | Included |
| Concierge Onboarding | Included | Included |
| Pairing Studio | $95 a month, held 12 months | $225 a month |
| Cellar Signals | Free for 12 months | $125 a month |
| Cellar Valuation | First one free | From $750 |
| Portfolio | By conversation — groups only | From $495 a month |
Nobody in this category will give me a number.
From $750 for a cellar under 400 lots, and $375 to re-certify against a new effective date. Published, not quoted. Larger cellars scale by lot count on the same scale. An outside appraiser runs $2,500 to $6,000 and rebuilds the schedule from scratch every time, because nobody kept the working from the last one.
We just got the whole team onto BinWise. I am not moving again.
No, and you should not. Your inventory system counts bottles and reconciles against the POS, which is what it is for. What it does not carry is a market reference, an evidence grade, a house service window or a provenance chain, so it cannot tell an insurer what the cellar is worth. Aivin reads from it and never writes to your POS.
Three sommeliers have edited that spreadsheet. Good luck.
Not cleanly, and Aivin says so on screen rather than committing bad rows quietly. Half-case splits logged as singles, two growers filed under one surname, Ch. and Château as separate producers, bin cards that disagree with the sheet. An operator resolves that queue by hand, once, and you sign off before anything commits.
An appraisal is a professional opinion. You cannot automate that.
No, and Aivin does not claim to. The opinion is an appraiser’s and the signature carries their credential. What Aivin removes is the fortnight underneath it: pulling comparables by venue and date, applying format and condition adjustments, and grading the evidence lot by lot. Unsigned, the document states on its own face that it is appraisal support.
Half my Jura has never traded anywhere.
Carried at cost, excluded from every market total, and listed as unresolved on the face of the appraisal. Aivin will not interpolate from a neighbouring vintage or a producer average to make a cellar look complete. An estimate with no comparable behind it is the number that collapses the first time an adjuster tests it.
I have two houses four blocks apart. One leak and I lose both.
Yes, and the isolation is the product rather than a setting. Houses show as letters by default. A cohort under three is suppressed outright, not blurred, because a member who knows their own GP can solve for the rest from an average. Naming anyone needs written consent from every house on the account.
If I leave, does my work leave with me?
The property does, and it exports complete in CSV or JSON without asking us. Your pairing corrections go with it, attributed to whoever wrote them. Nothing is pooled across houses and nothing trains a shared model, because a cellar list is commercially sensitive and so is knowing what you paid for it.
Is this software I can use, or a pitch deck?
The free cellar report, delivered by a person in five working days, and nothing else. Subscriptions open to founding houses when their room goes live, and every price is already published so you can decide without booking a call. Nothing is invoiced until a room is live and you have signed off on it.