You buy capacity, not tokens.
A fixed monthly commitment for hardware that is genuinely yours, with the domain layer priced on top. No per-token meter, no bill shock, no incentive misalignment.
How it works
| Element | Basis | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Provisioned capacity | Per accelerator, per month | Committed for the term. Yours whether you use it or not — which is what makes it genuinely dedicated |
| Domain layer | Percentage of capacity commitment | Evaluation suites, connectors and retrieval for your sector |
| Enclave premium | Per deployment | Applies to on-site and separately caged configurations |
| Power and facility | Included | No separate energy pass-through and no demand-charge exposure |
| Overage | None | There is no meter to overrun. Additional capacity is added by amendment |
Why this is cheaper than it looks
A metered endpoint looks cheaper until you run production volume through it. Committed capacity is priced below on-demand rates by design, and the gap widens as utilization rises.
The comparison that matters is not our monthly figure against a per-million-token rate. It is our monthly figure against your realistic annual spend at production volume, plus the cost of the projects you cannot run at all because the data cannot leave.
We will build that comparison with you honestly, including the cases where a public endpoint is the right answer. Not every workload needs an enclave.
Contract shape
- Three-year initial term is standard; shorter pilots are available at a premium and convert on the same paper.
- Capacity can be expanded mid-term by amendment at the prevailing rate for the incremental tranche.
- Service levels, remedies and a defined escalation path are in the master agreement, not in a linked policy we can change.
- Termination for convenience is available on defined notice with a wind-down schedule, including certified data destruction.
Tell us the workload and we will price it.
Give us a task, a volume and a constraint. You will get a configuration, an indicative monthly number and an honest view on fit.