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Working launch pricing

One control layer, from one developer to an organization.

These prices are commercialization hypotheses for early validation, not final published commitments. The plan structure is designed to let developers start locally, upgrade individually, then carry the same governance model into teams and enterprises.

Core

Start local.

Evaluation
Free

Local foundations for evaluating the Sentaryn model and building developer familiarity.

  • Local policy foundations
  • Local verification workflow
  • CLI-oriented evaluation
  • Core governance concepts
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Recommended for developers
Pro

Govern your own AI workflow.

Professional
$19/month

For professional developers who rely on coding agents and want independent proof of what their agents actually changed before trusting a change.

  • PR Gate workflow for personal use planned
  • Shadow Mode planned
  • Change Passport planned
  • Sensitive-change awareness planned
  • Advanced personal policy planned
  • Verification evidence history planned
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Recommended for teams
Teams

Share one governance model.

Startups & teams
$39/developer/month

For software teams that want one governance layer across developers, repositories, and coding agents.

  • GitHub PR Gate workflow pilot target
  • Shadow Mode pilot target
  • Team policy planned
  • Shared evidence history planned
  • Approval workflows planned
  • Organization-level controls planned
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Enterprise

Make governance infrastructure.

Organizations
Custom

Future centralized governance for larger organizations with deeper identity, policy, audit, and deployment requirements.

  • Organization policy hierarchy roadmap
  • Approval hierarchy roadmap
  • Enterprise deployment options roadmap
  • RBAC / SSO direction roadmap
  • Advanced audit and retention roadmap
  • Custom integration path roadmap
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How the ladder works

Upgrade without changing the governance model.

The intended commercial ladder keeps Sentaryn coherent: individual developers learn the system, teams centralize it, and enterprises extend the same authority model across more repositories, identities, and policies.

CoreLearn locally
→
ProGovern yourself
→
TeamsGovern together
→
EnterpriseGovern at scale
Pricing questions

What is fixed today — and what is not.

Are these final prices?

No. Core / Pro / Teams / Enterprise is the working commercial structure. $19 Pro and $39/developer Teams are early hypotheses to validate with real users.

Why add Pro?

Because individual professional developers have a different job than teams: they want confidence in their own agent-generated changes without purchasing organization-level workflows.

Why is Teams per developer?

It maps the product to active engineering use and can later align naturally with GitHub-centered distribution. The final billing metric still needs market validation.

What happens during early access?

Design partners should begin in Shadow Mode, measure real findings and friction, and help determine which features and pricing are actually worth paying for.

Early commercial model

Pricing, plan limits, and listed planned capabilities are hypotheses until validated with external users and design partners.

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