Ann: Heads of Agreement with Sentry Group-IAM.AX, page-491

So they are saying currently SOA's are manual and cost $285-$315 (which seems very specific). I assume this cost estimate is mostly time. So they are helping to automate the process and eliminate some of the time costs, which somehow takes the total cost to exactly $49? I assume this could be the charge per SOA when using the software, but they forget to add in the time cost? (which is almost 100% of the previous cost that they are trying to save?)

My first search for what financial planners actually charge for creating SOA's turned up this:

The cost of the advice will depend on its scope. As a guide, expect to pay between $200 and $700 for simple advice and between $2000 and $4000 for more comprehensive advice.