Is there a free plan?
Yes. The Free plan is $0 and includes 1 virtual environment on a shared host, 200 ruleset runs per month, and 2 author seats. File storage is a paid feature and starts on Pro. Overage is auto-billed via credits.
How much does AI Rule Engine cost?
Free is $0, Pro is $49/month, Team is $199/month, and Enterprise is $999/month. Enterprise is a flat price for 50 environments, 500,000 ruleset runs, and 25 author seats, not a per-environment charge. Larger or non-standard requirements are handled on a Custom plan.
What is included in the Enterprise plan?
Enterprise includes 50 virtual environments, 500,000 ruleset runs per month, 25 author seats, unlimited file storage and retention, and live onboarding. Up to 3 of those 50 environments can be deployed as dedicated hosts in your own Azure subscription, and runs on a dedicated host are never metered.
What happens if I exceed my monthly ruleset runs?
On every plan, overage is auto-billed via credits, so your workflows keep running without a hard stop. One credit covers 100 runs.
What is an author seat?
An author seat is a person who creates and edits rules in your organization. Free includes 2, Pro 5, Team 15, and Enterprise 25. On Enterprise, extra seats are available through the Author Seat Pack at $40 per seat per month, or $400 per seat per year. On Free, Pro, and Team, more authors means moving up a plan.
Can I save with annual billing?
Yes. Pro, Team, and Enterprise can be billed monthly or annually. Annual billing saves one month on Pro and Team, and two months on Enterprise.
Is an MCP server included?
Yes. Every plan includes an MCP server so AI agents can trigger your workflows.
Can this run in our own Azure tenant?
Yes, on Enterprise. Up to 3 of your 50 environments can be deployed as dedicated hosts into your own Azure subscription, where rule data, execution history, uploaded files, and AI prompts never leave your tenant. Runs on a dedicated host are never metered. Additional dedicated hosts are available through the Dedicated Deployment Pack.
What do you provide for a security review?
The security page lists every control that exists today, including SSO over OIDC and SAML, SCIM provisioning, IP allowlisting, custom roles, the append-only audit trail with SIEM streaming, and RSA-signed release evidence. It also states plainly what we do not have: no SOC 2 attestation, no DPA or BAA, and no third-party penetration test. Send your questionnaire and we will answer it as written, including the rows where the answer is no.