Pricing tiers — quick overview
Free, Premium, Enterprise — the short version of what each tier includes.
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Free, Premium, Enterprise — the short version of what each tier includes.
Three tiers. The full pricing detail is in the Pricing section; this page is the elevator-pitch version.
Cost: $0 Audience: anyone — researchers, individual builders, hobbyists, evaluation buyers running a trial What's in:
Full access to Stratix Public — models, benchmarks, public evaluations, compare-models, public spaces, search, leaderboard
A Premium account with starter ECU credits
One organization
Basic seats
The Python SDK and CLI
What's not in:
Larger ECU balances (purchase under Premium)
Enterprise SSO
Hybrid or self-hosted deploy
Volume support
Cost: ECU PAYG (consumption-based) Audience: AI teams shipping features What's in:
Everything in Free
Pay-as-you-go ECU consumption — buy credits as needed
Multi-org membership and switching
Team seats
BYOK custom models
Full agentic-evaluation product
GEPA judge optimization
Trace evaluations
Notifications and in-app Assistant
Priority email support
What's not in:
SSO (Enterprise)
Data residency selection (Enterprise)
Custom contractual terms (Enterprise)
Cost: custom — annual contract Audience: larger organizations, regulated industries, security-driven buyers What's in:
Everything in Premium
SSO (SAML, OIDC) — enterprise IdP integration
Data residency selection
Custom contractual terms — DPA, MSA, SLA
Dedicated CSM and white-glove onboarding
Volume ECU pricing
Audit log access and extended retention
What's not in: depends on the negotiated contract — talk to sales.
Just want to browse the catalog
Free / Stratix Public
Run a trial on your data
Free + Premium starter credits
Ship AI features as a small/mid team
Premium PAYG
Need SSO, data residency, contractual SLA
Enterprise
Build an internal AI platform serving many teams
Enterprise
Pricing — full details, FAQ, ECU economics
How Stratix compares — total cost of ownership vs alternatives
Enterprise — what's actually in the Enterprise tier
Industry patterns — grounded vignettes by vertical
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