Enterprise Pricing, Stated Up Front.
No multi-month procurement cycle before you see real performance. Start with a two-week production pilot on your own hardware, then scale on predictable annual licensing.
Start here
The Pilot
- Duration
- Two weeks
- Flat rate
- $5,000
- What you get
- One working workflow
We build it on your hardware with your team in the room watching us do it, so they can build the next one without us.
You keep the workflow either way. If you buy a license afterward, part of what you paid for the pilot comes off the price.
If it isn't running at the end of the two weeks, you get your money back.
Start a $5,000 pilotAfter the pilot
The License
- What it costs
- $15,000 to $100,000+ a year
- What moves the price
- How many GPUs you run, and how many people build workflows
- What comes off
- Part of what you paid for the pilot
A license covers your whole site. Build as many workflows as you want and run them as often as you need. Reading your own audit trail is not a paid feature.
Schedule A Technical DemoWhat A License Costs
Annual, and it runs on your own hardware. Pick the tier that matches the machines you want MOD scheduling across.
Starter
$15,000a year
- Up to 8 licensed GPUs
- 5 builder seats
- Unlimited free runner and viewer seats
Professional
$30,000a year
- Up to 24 licensed GPUs
- 15 builder seats
- Unlimited free runner and viewer seats
Enterprise
Let's talk
- GPU count you name
- Builder seats you name
- Unlimited free runner and viewer seats
- Air-gapped deployment support
Only Builders Need A Seat
A builder seat is for someone who creates workflows. Everyone who runs them, and everyone who just watches them, is free and unlimited at every tier. Rolling MOD out to more of your team never costs more.
What People Ask First.
What happens in the two weeks?
We pick one job your team does by hand today, ideally the one that causes the most rework. We build it on your hardware with your people in the room, and at the end it runs on its own without anyone babysitting it.
What if we don't buy?
You keep the workflow. It stays on your hardware, it keeps running, and you owe us nothing further. We'd rather you decide against a license with something working than sign one on a promise.
Do we need to buy new machines?
No. MOD runs on the hardware you already have, whatever mix of vendors it ended up being. If those machines are sitting idle most of the week, and they usually are, that's the first thing we fix.
Who do we need on our side?
Two people, part time: someone who knows how the job actually gets done today, and someone who can get us access to the machines. Nobody needs to clear their calendar.