Request a demo
Bring a fixture. Bring a fleet. Bring a credit portfolio. The demo runs on it, on the tool you are interested in, and takes about 45 minutes — online or in Athens.
What a demo shows
Your fixture priced end to end: regulated cost, break-even freight, the allocation clause, and what moves when the EUA, the bunker or the distance moves.
Your fleet list on the desk: which vessels carry the liability, the FuelEU trajectory to 2030, pooling, and the disclosure statements built from the same figures.
A slice of the loan book: carbon cost against each vessel's cash flow and collateral, base and stressed, and the Poseidon view of the portfolio.
Your controls register and an incident walked through the console: notification clocks, evidence, and the tamper-evident log an auditor reads.
Licence, updates, support, pilot
The terms every engagement starts from. Pricing is given on request, by edition and number of desks; it is not published here.
| Term | What it says |
|---|---|
| Licence | Two forms. Desk licence: one named user on one computer — the usual form for a broker or a charterer. Company licence: every user of one legal entity and the fleet it operates or finances — the usual form for an owner, a manager or a bank. Both are perpetual: the build you receive keeps working without any further payment. The licence is not transferable and is for the holder's own fixtures, fleet or book, not for running the tools as a service to third parties. |
| Updates | Twelve months of updates are included from delivery: new builds, the annual Reference edition, and rule-change builds — when EU ETS, FuelEU Maritime, CII or the IMO framework changes, a build with the change named in its changelog follows within 30 days of the change entering into force. After the first year, updates continue under an annual maintenance arrangement; a client who does not renew keeps the last build, which goes on working and carries its "rules checked to" date so that nobody mistakes it for current. |
| Support | By email at info@rca-maritime.com. Acknowledged within one working day; resolved, or a resolution plan given, within two. Questions of method — why a figure is what it is — are answered with the regulation article and the input that produce it. |
| Pilot | Thirty days on your own case — a fixture you are pricing, your fleet list, a slice of the loan book — on your own machine, with the figures reviewed together at the end. Whatever the pilot produces stays with you whether or not it leads to a licence. |
| Delivery | A single file per edition, with the version number and the "rules checked to" date on it; an online onboarding session of two hours; the legs you trade verified or checked in the Reference before delivery; full version numbers and a changelog with every build. The tools make no network request and send nothing to RCA — no telemetry, no licence server, no account. |
These are the standard terms; an engagement letter restates them for the client's case. The Maritime Compliance Study and advisory work under DORA, NIS2 and CER are scoped and quoted per engagement.