Pricing
Transparent tiers designed for teams moving from pilots to production.
Pricing is indicative. Final pricing typically depends on volume, retention, and enterprise requirements.
- • Basic tracing with sampling controls
- • Limited retention
- • Community support
- • Tracing + dashboards
- • Eval suites + CI integration
- • Guardrails + budgets
- • Registry for provenance and promotions
- • SSO (SAML/OIDC)
- • Audit logs for critical actions
- • Custom data handling and retention requirements
- • Dedicated tenancy options
- • Advanced audit and access policies
- • SLA and onboarding
- • Security review support
Pick a tier based on workflow maturity
Teams typically adopt Infrand as they move from prototypes to production operations.
If you’re early, instrument one route and use Trace to understand real failures and variability.
When you ship frequently, scorecards and CI gating prevent regressions from reaching users.
Budgets, policies, routing, and escalation reduce incident impact and cost surprises.
If you need stricter data handling, audit evidence, and SLAs, Enterprise packaging is designed for that.
What’s included
Team and Enterprise tiers include governance features so platform teams can support multiple AI products without reinventing controls per app.
Add-ons
Optional services and enterprise extensions.
- •Dedicated onboarding and architecture review
- •Custom evidence export and integrations
- •Deployment isolation requirements (Enterprise)
Pricing FAQ
Not by default. Pricing is typically aligned to usage (volume + retention) and enterprise requirements.
Retention requirements, traffic volume, and governance needs (SSO, isolation, audit evidence, and SLAs).
Yes. Many teams start with Trace, then add Evals and Guardrails as coverage expands.
Yes. Enterprise customers can request a security review and documentation set.
Packaging is typically based on volume, retention, and governance requirements. We’ll propose a tier and usage model aligned to your routes and environments.
Yes. We can scope a pilot on a small set of routes to demonstrate visibility, quality gating, and runtime controls.