Beyond the plans
When even Foundry is not enough
There is no enterprise tier. No volume pricing has been set, there is no SLA and there are no contracts — and this page is not going to pretend otherwise. What there is: the real ceiling of the largest plan, and a form that reaches a person.
The usual six, and why not yet
01Dedicated benches / reserved GPUWe do not own GPUs. Runs go to a provider (fal) whose queue is shared with all of its customers. Dedicated capacity means renting or owning hardware — a capital decision, not a switch.
02Volume unit pricingThere is no figure. The lowest per-unit rate today is $0.0218 (Foundry) against a provider cost floor of $0.01 a unit — so the room is real but narrow, and the number has to be decided rather than invented on this page.
03Tax invoices, net-30 termsThere is no payment processor at all, and we are not registered to collect tax anywhere. A tax invoice from somebody who does not remit tax is not an invoice.
04SSO, role controls, activity logsThere is no concept of a team, so there are no roles to control. What exists: one operator list in the environment, and an audit log of every back-office action. SAML/OIDC is buildable — after teams are.
05IP indemnity, 99.9% SLA, a DPAAll three are legal commitments, not features. Somebody has to be willing to be sued over them, and no code change can bring one into existence.
06Onboarding with our engineers“Our team” and “our engineers” are one person. That might be a good thing for you — but it is not an honest thing to say in the plural.