Two engagements.
No tiers.
There is no Starter, Professional, or Enterprise. A fixed-fee pilot audit proves the instrument on your own parts; deployment is then quoted per corpus. Every quote is stated in writing before work starts.
The pilot is the evaluation. It stands alone, and its report is the input to the deployment quote.
Prove it on your parts first.
Fixed fee, fixed scope, stated deliverable. The engine runs on your exported geometry as-is.
A sample of your library, run under a policy you approve.
A signed, replayable report: a canonical identity per part, duplicate and near-duplicate findings, and anything not certifiable flagged for engineering review.
You check the determinism claim yourself — re-run the report on your own hardware; the bytes match.
Priced by corpus, not by seat.
One quote per corpus, sized by part count and deployment topology. No per-seat licensing.
Hosted, on-premise, or air-gapped — the same engine and the same policy machinery in all three. On-premise and air-gapped keep geometry inside your network.
Direct engineer support during rollout, from the engineers who ran your pilot.
Scoped during the pilot, quoted after it — with the pilot’s numbers in hand.
Not tier features — standing properties of every engagement, each one checkable by you.
| Item | How you verify it | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Deterministic replay | Re-run the report — same inputs, same policy, byte-identical output, on your hardware or ours. | INCLUDED |
| Per-part canonical identities | The same geometry gets the same Gauge.ID — invariant to translation, rotation, and reflection — regardless of file name or export path. | INCLUDED |
| Audit-trail records | Every finding is recorded together with the policy version it was judged under; the record is signed and replayable. | INCLUDED |
| Flagged-for-review handling | Anything that cannot be certified under your policy is flagged for engineering review — listed in the report, never silently guessed. | INCLUDED |
| Local deployment option | Hosted, on-premise, or air-gapped — you choose the topology; geometry can stay inside your network. | AVAILABLE |
| Direct engineer access | You correspond with the engineers running your audit, not a ticket queue. | INCLUDED |
| Every quote | Stated in writing before work starts — scope changes are re-quoted, not surprise-billed. | NO HIDDEN FEES |
§01How is pricing quoted?
The pilot audit is a fixed fee for a fixed scope, stated in writing before any work starts. Deployment is quoted per corpus after pilot scoping — the price follows part count and deployment topology (hosted, on-premise, or air-gapped), not seat counts or feature tiers. Volumes and requirements gathered during the pilot are what size the quote.
§02Are there hidden fees or per-seat licenses?
No. The quote covers the stated scope; if the scope changes, the change is re-quoted in writing before work continues. There is no per-seat licensing and no charge for re-running a report you already hold — replay is how you verify us.
§03Does the pilot commit us to a deployment?
No. The pilot deliverable stands alone: the report, the findings, and the canonical identities are yours to keep and to replay. Deployment is a separate decision, made with the pilot’s numbers in hand.
Get a quote for your corpus.
Tell us the part count and where the geometry has to live. The recommended first step is still the pilot: fixed fee, fixed scope, a report you can replay.