Team
Agents your people build themselves, running where your data already lives.
Self-hosted · Priced per installation
Every edition runs entirely inside your own infrastructure. We do not host it, we cannot see into it, and there is no usage meter phoning home.
| Axis | The usual modelMetered by usage | TeagsoftPriced per installation |
|---|---|---|
| What you pay for | Seats, runs, and the volume of traces your agents produce. | One installation, for a term you choose. No per-seat charge, no run counter, no trace-volume tier. |
| What grows the bill | Detailed agent traces, which consume quota faster than the request count suggests. | Nothing. The term is the price, whether your agents run once a week or all night. |
| Where it runs | The vendor's infrastructure, holding your data and calling the model with the vendor's keys. | Your own cluster, with your own provider keys, from the first day and in every edition. |
| What the vendor sees | Usage telemetry, reported back so that it can be counted and charged for. | Nothing. There is no reverse channel. We cannot measure your installation, so we do not price on it. |
| What renewal takes | An account with the vendor, and a connection out to it before work can continue. | One signed key, verified on your own hardware. No open port, nothing calling home. |
How it works
Five steps, in this order. The order is the point: nothing irreversible happens between step three and step four.
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Three editions
Data isolation is not a feature of the expensive edition. Every customer gets their own cluster and their own provider keys on day one.
Agents your people build themselves, running where your data already lives.
Everything in Team, plus the controls a regulated department needs.
Everything in Business, plus proof that it all works.
The installation is yours, which cuts both ways. We cannot look inside it, so we cannot watch it for you, and we do not publish an uptime figure for hardware we have no access to.
There is no usage report either. Nothing reports back, which is the same property that keeps your data where it is.