Private beta pricing
Test CorpusMesh in a real AI application without building the source, provenance, versioning, and retrieval pipeline yourself.
Limited availability. Every organization and application is reviewed manually.
45-day fixed termCM-ENT-0001The paid boundary
The beta covers the operating work between an official source and the bounded context your application retrieves. Your model, prompts, agents, and product remain yours.
See the maintained pipeline →One maintained EU AI Act knowledge base, in English, for one named application.
5,000 requests per month, 250 per day, 10 per minute, and 2 concurrent requests.
Up to 5 passages, 4,000 characters per passage, and 50,000 bytes per response.
One 60-minute technical kickoff and one 60-minute integration review.
Daily checks of the approved official source set during the beta.
How pricing scales
Request capacity scales the service inside that entitlement. We do not charge for customer seats or add a margin to the tokens used by your own model.
Before credentials are issued
There is no self-service checkout. We confirm the application, source boundary, permitted use, and payment before the beta starts.
REST retrieval, citations, source metadata, immutable versioning, bounded updates, and email support.
Legal advice, compliance decisions, corpus exports, vectors, MCP, a customer dashboard, or self-service billing.
No automatic overage. Requests above the approved limits are rejected before retrieval work begins.
No public uptime SLA. The initial support-response target is two business days.
After the beta
The current annual hypothesis covers the same knowledge base and limits, billed annually and excluding VAT. If an annual agreement is signed within 30 days of the beta review, the USD 1,500 beta fee is credited against its first term.
Pricing questions
No. It is the fixed price for a 45-day limited beta. The beta starts after the application boundary and agreement are approved and credentials are delivered.
The beta ends with a commercial and technical review. The current annual hypothesis is USD 6,000 excluding VAT for the same knowledge base and service-plan limits. It is not an automatic renewal.
Not through automatic overage billing. A higher limit requires a reviewed service-plan revision that preserves capacity and extraction controls.
Each knowledge base has separate source, rights, maintenance, evaluation, and support costs. CorpusMesh prices another entitlement after its product boundary is ready.
No. The primary unit is access to one maintained knowledge base. Request capacity is the secondary limit. Your team keeps control of its own model and generation costs.
One application, one real test
Describe the application, required source boundary, filters, and expected request volume. We will confirm whether the limited beta fits.