Three ways to frame the conversation
These are scoping conversations, not published plan entitlements or contractual offers.
Assurance Pilot
Custom scope. Define a representative agent and a bounded assurance question, with agreed evaluation, evidence and review needs.
Enterprise Platform
Custom scope. Discuss governance across multiple agents, operational ownership, recurring evaluation and enterprise access.
Private Environment
Custom scope. Explore future private delivery requirements, integration boundaries and feasibility before assuming availability.
What determines commercial scope
| Factor | What we need to understand |
|---|---|
| Number of agents | Distinct systems, versions, ownership and expected growth. |
| Evaluation volume | Frequency, change cadence, environments and case execution needs. |
| Red team scope | Threat scenarios, access, tool boundaries and review complexity. |
| Framework and policy scope | Selected requirements, mappings, versions and applicability review. |
| Monitoring requirements | Available signals, coverage gaps and operational response needs. |
| Evidence retention | Record types, access, retention expectations and export needs; terms require agreement. |
| Integration method | Workspace, CI/CD or the intended connection method. |
| Deployment model | Managed access or future private environment requirements. |
| Support and review | Implementation assistance, review responsibilities and support expectations. |
Prepare for a useful pricing discussion
Choose a representative agent
Describe its purpose, tools, data access and consequences of a mistake.
Name decision owners
Identify the business, engineering, security and procurement participants.
Bring requirements
Share the policies and evidence needs that shape the engagement, without sending secrets or sensitive production data.
Describe delivery constraints
Explain required environment boundaries and approval dependencies.
Agree success criteria
Define which assurance outputs would make the engagement useful and which decisions remain yours.
Commercial terms follow an agreed scope
No prices, quantities, retention durations, service levels or plan limits are promised on this page. Availability and scope are subject to an enterprise discussion and an agreed proposal. A demo request does not create a subscription or purchase commitment.
Questions about enterprise pricing
Is there a published per-agent price?
No. Pricing depends on evaluation, evidence, monitoring, delivery and review requirements. Request a demo to discuss a suitable scope.
Does Private Environment mean private deployment is available today?
No. Private delivery options remain future scope. Feasibility and availability must be confirmed before commercial commitments.