Q-Hub
£245/month
Essentials — up to 3 full and 50 basic users
- Implementation included — no setup fee
- Live in about four weeks
- 30-day trial, no card
Cority publishes something most of this market will not: how its pricing actually works. A subscription committed over an initial three-year term, plus a one-time implementation project scoped in a Statement of Work. No figures, but an honest shape — and a shape worth comparing against a published monthly price.
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You are a large multi-site enterprise, you need sustainability and carbon reporting alongside EHS and quality, and a three-year commitment with consultants is how you buy software.
You are UK mid-market, you want a published monthly price with implementation included, and a three-year term before you have used the system is not a commitment you want to make.
what the contract term is and what implementation costs. Cority publishes the structure; ask for the number.
Every row is checkable. The Cority column quotes their own pricing, product and company pages. Source: cority.com, read 22 September 2026.
| Feature | Cority | Q-Hub |
|---|---|---|
| What each covers | ||
Built for EvidenceCorityOne, the industry’s only AI-powered platform for Converged EHS+, brings together safety, health, environmental, quality, and sustainability Source · checked 2026-09-22 | Enterprise EHS, health, environment, quality and sustainability | Quality, health, safety and environment |
Quality management EvidenceUnify quality management software enterprise-wide . Connect audits, CAPA, and document control in one quality management software platform to standardize quality across sites and teams. Source · checked 2026-09-22 | Yes — a dedicated Quality Cloud | ✓ |
Document control EvidenceCority’s Document Control software centralizes, secures, and automates your EHS+ documentation lifecycle, from version control to approvals, delivering global compliance and audit-ready confidence. Source · checked 2026-09-22 | ✓ | ✓ |
CAPA and non-conformance EvidenceTrack and resolve nonconformances from inspections, audits, and supplier data with a closed-loop system that improves quality management. Source · checked 2026-09-22 | Yes — closed-loop nonconformance and CAPA | ✓ |
Supplier management EvidenceMonitor supplier metrics, feedback, and supplied compliance data in one unified system. Source · checked 2026-09-22 | Yes — supplier metrics and corrective actions | ✓ |
Audit management EvidenceMaintain complete audit trails, regulatory alignment, and documentation to support compliance reporting and internal or external audits, including alignment with ISO 45001 , ISO 14001, ISO 9001, and OSHA reporting requirements. Source · checked 2026-09-22 | ✓ | ✓ |
ISO 9001, 45001 and 14001 Evidenceincluding alignment with ISO 45001 , ISO 14001, ISO 9001, and OSHA reporting requirements. Source · checked 2026-09-22 | Yes — all three named | Yes — all three |
Environmental management EvidenceUnify environmental workflows. One system for emissions, water, waste, and compliance. Standardize how every site runs the same process. Source · checked 2026-09-22 | Yes — emissions, water, waste and compliance | ✓ |
| Commercials | ||
Published pricing EvidenceCority is enterprise EHS+ software, and pricing is built to the scope of each organization rather than sold at a single sticker price. Source · checked 2026-09-22 | No figures — pricing is scoped per organisation | Yes — from £85/month |
How pricing scales EvidenceThe subscription is an ongoing fee tied to the solutions and users an organization licenses, committed over an initial three-year term. Source · checked 2026-09-22 | Subscription plus a one-time implementation, on an initial three-year term | Per plan, with user allowances |
Implementation EvidenceThe implementation project is a one-time fee for the consultants who configure Cority to an organization’s needs. This work is scoped in advance and captured in a Statement of Work Source · checked 2026-09-22 | A separate one-time project fee, scoped in a Statement of Work | Included with every subscription |
Free trial EvidenceBecause pricing reflects each organization’s scope, the most accurate way to understand the investment is to see Cority applied to a specific operation. Request a demo Source · checked 2026-09-22 | Not offered — demo and scoping only | 30 days, no card |
Typical time to live EvidenceRapid Deployment. EHS Essentials packages deploy in weeks to jumpstart safety, quality, and sustainability programs. Source · checked 2026-09-22 | Essentials packages deploy in weeks; full scope runs through a Statement of Work | About four weeks |
Based in EvidenceTORONTO and RESTON, Va. — June 29, 2026 — Cority, the converged platform for preventing EHS+ risks in operations Source · checked 2026-09-22 | Toronto, Canada | UK (Caldicot, Wales) |
Support Evidence24/7 Helpdesk Support — Three Major Platform Updates Each Year — Maintenance of Test and Production Environments — Ongoing Penetration Testing and Vulnerability Scanning — A Dedicated Customer Success Manager Source · checked 2026-09-22 | 24/7 helpdesk and a dedicated customer success manager, within the subscription | Unlimited, all plans |
| Where they go further | ||
Hazardous chemicals EvidenceAll Environmental Compliance Solutions — Air Emissions — Chemical Management — Waste Management — Water Management — Compliance Source · checked 2026-09-22 | Yes — chemical management within the environmental cloud | COSHH assessment templates only |
ESG and carbon accounting EvidenceCorityOne, the industry’s only AI-powered platform for Converged EHS+, brings together safety, health, environmental, quality, and sustainability Source · checked 2026-09-22 | Yes — a sustainability cloud alongside EHS | Environmental compliance, not carbon accounting |
Waste management EvidenceUnify environmental workflows. One system for emissions, water, waste, and compliance. Source · checked 2026-09-22 | Yes — a named solution | No — not offered |
Competitor pricing as published by each vendor. Figures marked ≈ are converted from the currency they were published in at today’s rate, for comparison only.
Competitor details read from their own published materials, last checked 2026-09-22.
Each one checkable against their own published material.
Three years their initial subscription term
Cority states the subscription is "committed over an initial three-year term". Q-Hub is a monthly plan. You should be able to leave a system that is not working for you.
Cority charges a separate one-time implementation project, scoped in a Statement of Work before work begins. Q-Hub includes implementation with every subscription — there is no second number.
£245 a month, published
Cority explains in detail how pricing is built and publishes no figure. That is more honest than most, and still leaves you unable to budget without a call.
Cority’s route in is a demo and a scoping conversation. Q-Hub gives you 30 days with your own data and no card.
Cority serves 1,500 of the most complex organisations worldwide, naming Dow, Toyota and NASA. That is who the product is built around. If you are a 200-person manufacturer, you are not the centre of that roadmap.
Caldicot Wales, UK
Cority is headquartered in Toronto. Q-Hub is in Caldicot, Wales, on UK time with UK support.
Both systems close the loop from finding to corrective action. The difference is what it takes to get there. This is ours, configured during an implementation that is already in the subscription.
Cases where we would tell you to choose them, because a comparison page that never concedes is not worth reading.
Cority runs a sustainability cloud alongside EHS and quality, and is named a Leader in the Verdantix ESG Green Quadrant. Q-Hub covers environmental compliance, not carbon accounting.
Air emissions, water, waste and chemical management as separate named solutions. If you report to an environmental regulator on emissions, that depth is real and it is theirs.
Waste management is a named Cority solution. Q-Hub does not offer it.
Their subscription includes a 24/7 helpdesk and a dedicated customer success manager. Q-Hub support is unlimited on every plan but works UK hours.
Set your team size and see the Q-Hub price. Cority publishes no figures — they publish how pricing is built — so nothing on their side is estimated here.
£245/month
Essentials — up to 3 full and 50 basic users
No figures — pricing is scoped per organisation
Published pricing is not available, so the figure depends on a quote.
Q-Hub figures are our published prices. Cority does not publish prices, so nothing is estimated on their side — their column quotes their own pricing page, read 2026-09-22.
Cority is a serious piece of enterprise software with forty years behind it, and its pricing page deserves credit: it explains the two components, the three factors that drive cost, what the subscription includes and how implementation is scoped. Most vendors in this category publish nothing at all and call it "custom pricing". Cority at least tells you the shape of the bill.
The shape is an enterprise one. The subscription is "committed over an initial three-year term". Implementation is a separate one-time project, scoped in a Statement of Work by consultants before anything is built. There is no trial; the route in is a demo and a scoping conversation. For an organisation like Dow or Toyota — two of the 1,500 they name — that is a completely normal way to buy, and the Essentials packages exist to shorten it.
For a UK mid-market manufacturer it is a different proposition. You are committing three years and an unquantified implementation fee to a platform built around organisations several orders of magnitude larger than you. Q-Hub publishes a monthly price, includes implementation, runs a 30-day trial with your own data, and covers quality, health, safety and environment in one system. Where Cority is genuinely stronger — sustainability reporting, emissions, waste — we say so above.
What a move actually involves.
Cority subscriptions run an initial three-year term. Find out where you are in it before anything else — that answer decides the timing.
Controlled documents, audit and inspection history, incidents, CAPA records, risk assessments, training and supplier data.
Two to four weeks in parallel before switching off.
We have not migrated a Cority tenant end to end.
“Qhub provides a visible, intuitive way to manage data and workflows, revolutionising our approach to operations”
“Qhub helps us to... proactively use our QMS... and increase efficiency”
“Really made a difference with providing compliance during audits – both regulatory, customer, and internal.”
“QHub has supported us in achieving a higher compliance rate.”
“We can't believe how fast we were able to get it up and running.”
“Managing NCRs are now so much easier”
“Where was this 2 years ago... we're blown away”
“Qhub has improved our safety management system no end, making it very efficient”
“We use it for as much as possible.”
Q-Hub connects to your existing tools via REST API, webhooks and SSO, with bespoke connectors on request. More integrations coming soon.
Each certification and commitment, with the detail behind it.
They do not publish a figure. Their pricing page explains that "pricing is built to the scope of each organization rather than sold at a single sticker price", driven by solutions, users and integrations. Q-Hub publishes £85, £245 and £530 a month with implementation included.
Their pricing page states the subscription is "committed over an initial three-year term". Q-Hub is a monthly plan.
No. "The implementation project is a one-time fee for the consultants who configure Cority to an organization’s needs", scoped in a Statement of Work. Q-Hub includes implementation with every subscription.
No. The published route is a demo and a scoping conversation, because pricing depends on scope. Q-Hub offers 30 days with your own data, no card.
Cority names alignment with ISO 45001, ISO 14001, ISO 9001 and OSHA reporting. Q-Hub covers ISO 9001, 45001 and 14001. On the standards row there is nothing between us.
If you report emissions to a regulator or need carbon accounting, Cority. If you want quality, health, safety and environment in one system at a published monthly price with implementation included, Q-Hub.
BSI, the UK national standards body, publishes guidance on integrated management systems covering ISO 9001, 14001 and 45001 together, on the basis that shared processes reduce duplicated audit and documentation effort. Both systems take that approach; the difference here is commercial, not architectural.
No three-year term and no Statement of Work. Book 30 minutes to see it configured against your own processes, or start a 30-day trial.
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