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Pricing for reliable agent orchestration

Pricing separates Duale runtime work from model inference: orchestration, retries, state transitions, policy checks, and review records where configured. Model inference is billed by the providers you choose.
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Early-access plans

Plans below are indicative for design partners and early-access customers. Final commercial terms depend on deployment boundary, retention, support, and provider setup.
  • Evaluation

    For the first Python agents
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    • Early-access Python SDK
    • Evaluation workspace on managed runtime
    • Task identifiers and basic event signals where configured
    • Proposed AIOp volume scoped during review
    • Community and product-team feedback channel
  • Recommended

    Production

    For teams moving agents out of pilots
    Usage-based/ AIOp volume, scoped during review
    • Durable orchestration and recovery paths
    • Requestable review inputs for production reviews
    • Configurable provider routing policy
    • Model inference billed by your providers
    • Security and deployment review before scale-up
  • Enterprise

    For regulated and multi-team portfolios
    Custom
    • Deployment boundary and retention review
    • Support for multiple projects, teams, and providers
    • Security, privacy, and procurement review package
    • Commercial terms aligned with rollout scope

What the proposed AIOp unit measures

AIOp is a proposed commercial unit for runtime work. The order form must define the final metric and included volume.
  • Included

    Agent orchestration, retries, state transitions, event emission, policy checks, and review records where configured.

  • Excluded

    Model inference, vector databases, cloud infrastructure outside the managed service, and third-party tools you contract directly.

  • Why it matters

    The useful cost is not the cheapest model call. It is the cost of a reliable result that can be operated, reviewed, and improved over time.

Cost model

Model pricing and capabilities change quickly. The production cost moves to routing, reliability, supervision, and lifecycle control.
  • Bring your providers

    Keep commercial control of model providers and switch them as capabilities, prices, and compliance requirements change.

  • Route by policy

    Decide when a small model is enough, when a stronger model is justified, and when another automated attempt should stop for project review.

  • Scale a portfolio

    Move from a few pilots to many production agents without building separate visibility, retries, decision gates, and review inputs for each one.

Buying notes

The price conversation should map to the production boundary.
  • Good fit

    Teams that need durable Python agents, several model providers, task identifiers, available operating signals, review inputs, and a shared operating model between engineering, security, and business teams.

  • Current boundary

    Teams looking for a finished no-code agent builder, a marketplace of prebuilt assistants, or a turnkey packaged deployment without design-partner work.

Pricing questions

Price the runtime before the model bill surprises you.

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