Drawers & Pricing
How structure expands, and how it is priced
A Stillstone vault is purchased as a complete, private structure.
Drawers allow that structure to expand deliberately over time.
Pricing reflects structure, not usage.
Drawers
A drawer is a defined structural unit within your vault.
Each drawer allows you to:
- Separate records that do not belong together
- Maintain clarity around assets, policies, or entities
- Preserve context over time
Drawers are created by the client and defined by purpose, not content limits.
Included with Your Vault
When you purchase a vault, it includes:
- One private vault
- One drawer, created and defined by you
This provides a complete, usable structure from the outset.
Nothing further is required to begin.
Adding Drawers
Additional drawers may be added to an existing vault at any time.
Clients typically add drawers when:
- New assets are acquired
- Additional insurance policies exist
- Records need to be separated for clarity
- Complexity increases over time
Drawers are added intentionally.
They are not bundled, automated, or pre-allocated.
Pricing Structure
Pricing is simple and transparent.
This pricing reflects:
- Structural expansion
- Ongoing availability
- Long-term record preservation
Pricing does not change based on:
- Asset value
- Number of documents
- Frequency of access
- External events
Why Pricing Is Structured This Way
Stillstone prices structure, not behaviour.
This avoids:
- Incentives to over-upload
- Pressure to complete records quickly
- Pricing volatility during periods of stress
Clients pay for readiness, not reaction.
What Pricing Does Not Include
For clarity:
- Pricing does not include advice
- It does not include valuations
- It does not include claims handling
- It does not include professional services
Those functions remain external.
Adjusting Over Time
Clients may:
- Add drawers as needed
- Maintain the same structure year after year
- Reduce or consolidate drawers if appropriate
The vault remains the constant.