Signal · Pricing
Continuous visibility into
execution risk.
Signal is organizational early warning for private equity — continuous visibility for as few as one to three portfolio companies, so you see organizational risk before it becomes financial risk. Pricing scales with coverage and service intensity. Card or invoice.
Coverage plans
One product, priced by how much of your portfolio it watches.
Signal Pilot
For 1–3 portfolio companies
$9,995 / year
Nearly two months free vs. monthly
For firms watching a small number of companies, or testing Wexler Gray.
- Up to 3 portfolio companies
- Continuous anonymous Signal monitoring
- Escalations and Direction built in — the Beacon and Bearing layers
- Confidence-scored themes and trend lines
- Early-warning indicators
- PE-facing dashboard
Signal Portfolio
Up to 10 portfolio companies
$19,950 / year
Two months free vs. monthly
For PE firms that want ongoing visibility across a broader portfolio.
- Up to 10 portfolio companies
- Everything in Pilot
- Cross-portfolio pattern comparison
- Priority theme review
- Onboarding support
Signal Enterprise
10+ portfolio companies
Custom
Volume pricing for the full portfolio
For firms standardizing organizational intelligence across the whole portfolio.
- Unlimited portfolio companies
- Everything in Portfolio
- PO, ACH, and invoice billing
- Security review and custom onboarding
Subscriptions are billed in USD and can be adjusted or cancelled as your portfolio changes. Invoice and PO available on request.
Every tier stands up the same way — no software to install, no integration, and no management involvement. Adding the next company is a scoping call, not a project.
Signal is designed to identify organizational patterns, not expose individual employees. Submissions are aggregated, anonymized, and interpreted as directional intelligence. Nothing surfaces until a pattern recurs, corroborates across functions, and persists.
One product, one loop
Signal detects. Beacon escalates. Bearing interprets.
You buy Signal — one product. Escalation and interpretation are built in, not sold separately. When Signal surfaces a validated pattern that persists, Beacon escalates it to the operating team and keeps watch on the risk over time, and Bearing is where the intelligence becomes board-ready guidance. Every plan includes all three working as one loop.
See how the capabilities work together→Signal — common questions
- Can Signal be used for only one portfolio company?
- Yes. Signal Pilot is designed for 1–3 portfolio companies — for firms watching a small number of companies or testing Wexler Gray before expanding.
- Is Signal anonymous?
- Signal is designed around anonymity and pattern detection. Submissions are aggregated and interpreted as directional intelligence — Signal surfaces patterns, not individual employees or comments.
- Is Signal an HR engagement survey?
- No. Signal is not an HR survey. It is an execution-risk intelligence layer for investors — built to detect organizational friction, execution risk, leadership gaps, and sentiment shifts inside portfolio companies, for the PE firm.
- Can we pay by invoice or PO?
- Yes. Credit-card checkout is available for Pilot and Portfolio. Invoice, PO, and ACH are available on request for any plan, and are standard on Signal Enterprise.
- What happens if Signal identifies a serious issue?
- When a validated pattern crosses the confidence threshold and persists, Beacon escalates it to the operating team, and Bearing is where it becomes board-ready interpretation and direction. Nothing escalates on a single data point — only patterns that recur, corroborate across functions, and persist.
- How do Signal, Beacon, and Bearing relate?
- Signal is the continuous listening layer. Beacon is the escalation layer — it surfaces the validated patterns that cross a confidence threshold and persist, and filters out what does not warrant attention. Bearing is the interpretation layer — where those findings become numbered, board-ready recommendations. One product, one intelligence loop.
- Does Beacon come with Signal, or is it separate?
- Beacon and Bearing are built into the Signal experience. As Signal accumulates validated patterns, Beacon escalates what matters and Bearing interprets it — you are not buying three disconnected tools.
- How long does Signal run?
- Continuously, for as long as you hold the company. Signal is designed to run across the entire hold, tracking whether identified risks are improving, worsening, or spreading over time.
- Who sees the Signal dashboard?
- The PE firm sees the dashboard — operating teams and portfolio operations. Signal is built for the investor’s view of organizational risk.
- Can portfolio company management see the submissions?
- What portfolio-company leadership sees is agreed with you during onboarding, and is limited to board-ready direction — never raw Signal. Individual submissions are never shown to company management or to other participants. On the investor side, submissions are read de-identified to function labels only.
Start watching your portfolio with Signal.
For larger portfolios, security review, or bespoke onboarding, Wexler Gray will tailor a program to your firm.