Plans

Pricing

A tier is a mechanism, not a discount band. What it changes is the set of things a workspace may grant: which provider instances it can reach, which classes of knowledge it can load, and which execution rights it can hand to a role or an agent. Every one of those is explicit and readable in the workspace — never hidden in fine print.

PLACEHOLDER PRICING — these numbers are draft/config values, not a published price list. No owner-ratified pricing decision exists yet; every figure below is a config default, swappable without a rebuild.

Basic

$0

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The whole checked path, on your own sources.

  • Ask — answers with sources
  • Tamper-evident audit trail
  • Basic export

Standard

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Adds the adviser lane and shared work.

  • Everything in Basic
  • Adviser lane (standard doctrine)
  • Team workflows

Advanced

$—

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Adds custom doctrine and evidence packs.

  • Everything in Standard
  • Custom Adviser intake
  • Audit packs & generated reports

Full

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Adds isolation and bespoke integration.

  • Everything in Advanced
  • Dedicated instance
  • Custom integrations

What does not change with the tier

The four gates. Every plan answers only from retrieved sources, cites what it used, escalates what the sources do not cover, and routes a decision to the authority that owns it — and every plan writes the same audit record. Governance is not a paid upgrade.