Four tiers of access across 67 cultivar specifications — from a single Scoville Splice specimen to the full Capsaicin Design Platform. Pricing custom-quoted, scope negotiable.
Scenario. A craft hot-sauce company licenses SS-TOM-03 Pyroclast (250K SHU engineered tomato) to launch a tomato-based hot sauce where the heat IS the tomato — no added pepper paste required.
Outcome. Clean label, differentiated SKU, defensible IP position against competitors who still rely on pepper mash.
Sector License
Snack-food CPG
Scenario. A chip manufacturer takes a Sector License on SS-POT-02 Fault Line (10K SHU engineered potato) for the hot-chip category. No other chip brand can license the same cultivar for the same category.
Outcome. Three-year head-start on a self-spiced potato chip; competitors locked out of the Seismic potato line.
Genome License
Agricultural biotech
Scenario. A seed-development firm licenses the Beyond Peppers Strawberry Sweet Heat genome package to integrate the capsaicinoid cassette into their proprietary strawberry breeding program.
Outcome. Internal R&D accelerated by two years; Fragaria-optimized constructs already validated.
Platform License
Pharmaceutical research
Scenario. A pain-research institution licenses the Platform to design novel capsaicinoid analog cultivars at specific blend ratios for TRPV1 receptor studies — cultivars that don't exist in the Scoville Splice product line.
Outcome. Custom analog libraries produced in-house in weeks instead of commissioning multi-year contracts.