Everybody, no seat fee
One bill for the whole company rather than a licence per person and a procurement conversation per team.
AI for the whole company
Most enterprise AI is a chat box with your logo on it. This one builds the thing and puts it online — an internal tool, a dashboard, a site — with single sign-on, a budget per person, nine roles, and an audit log that outlives the work. One bill, everybody included, no seat fee.
Build the shift handover form for the warehouse team, and put it behind our sign-in.
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The short version
One bill for the whole company rather than a licence per person and a procurement conversation per team.
Single sign-on through the provider you already run, and SCIM so joiners and leavers are handled where you handle them.
Nine roles and a spending limit each, with what every answer cost printed on the answer.
The difference that matters
The usual enterprise AI purchase gives every employee somewhere to ask questions. That is useful, and it is not the same as capacity. Here somebody in operations asks for the form the warehouse team has been asking IT for since March, and it is online that afternoon — on the company’s domain, behind the company’s sign-in, as a normal git repository the company owns. The backlog is the problem. An answer does not clear a backlog.
| Enterprise | |
|---|---|
| Who it is for | Everybody at the company, not a team that bought seats |
| Seat fees | None. Everybody is included on one bill |
| Sign-in | Single sign-on through your own provider, and SCIM for joiners and leavers |
| Control | Nine roles, and a spending budget per person |
| The record | An audit log that outlives the work |
| What it runs | Everybody at the company, plus 5 apps that run continuously |
| Usage | Metered and billed as it runs, at cost plus 20%, shown per turn |
| Price | $119 a month, or $99 a month billed annually — and it stays |
Every figure here is the one on our own pricing page, which is generated from the same definition this table is — there is no second set of numbers to drift. No competitor is named or priced on this page, because the enterprise comparison is not with another product, it is with the backlog you already have.
The question every security review asks
The same agent runs on hardware you control with model keys you own, and we charge nothing for that path. If the answer to “where does our code go” has to be “nowhere”, that is available rather than a roadmap item. See self-hosted agents and how it is secured.
Before you decide
Everybody included, one bill, and a founding price that stays. No card to look around first.
Questions
Somewhere everybody at the company can ask for software and get it, without each person buying their own subscription and without IT discovering six tools on six credit cards. Here that means one bill for everybody, sign-in through the provider you already use, a role and a spending budget per person, and a record of who asked for what.
A chatbot answers. This builds and then hosts what it built. An employee asks for the internal tool, the dashboard or the site, and it goes online at an address, owned by the company as a normal git repository, rather than arriving as code somebody now has to find a developer for.
$119 a month, or $99 a month billed annually — a founding price for the first 100 companies, and it stays at that. Everybody at the company is included with no per-seat fee. Usage on top is metered and billed as it runs, at cost plus 20%, shown per turn.
Yes. The same agent runs on your own machines with your own model keys, which is the answer to the question every security review asks. We charge nothing for the self-hosted path.
Every person has a budget, and every answer prints what it cost. There are nine roles, so the people who can spend and the people who can only read are different sets, and the audit log records both.
Through your own identity provider, with SCIM so that joiners and leavers are handled where you already handle them rather than in another admin panel.