Pricing
Priced against the
estate, not the seat
One annual price, unlimited runs at your tier’s cadence, always against the current check set. No per-user licensing, no percentage of savings, no clawback on findings you decide not to act on.
One subscription or a single workspace. Built for teams who want to see the shape of the answer before committing.
- Up to $25k combined monthly spend
- Two full audit runs per year
- Full 118-check set including AI and data platform
- Workbook and executive summary
Multi-subscription estates running real AI and analytics workloads, with a platform team who will work the list. The tier most customers land on.
- Up to $150k combined monthly spend
- Quarterly audit runs
- Run-over-run comparison, estate change separated from platform change
- PTU, DBCU and capacity commitment modelling
- Walkthrough call each quarter
Large or federated estates, multiple billing scopes, and AI cost reporting that has to survive a finance review.
- Unlimited spend in scope
- Monthly audit runs
- Cost-per-feature and cost-per-outcome attribution for AI workloads
- Chargeback and showback modelling
- Named practitioner and custom checks for your policy set
The first assessment is free. One subscription or workspace, the full check set, the real workbook. If the findings do not cover the annual price several times over, there is nothing to talk about and we would rather find that out in week one.
Questions that come up
Before you ask
Why not a percentage of savings
Because it changes what gets reported. A vendor paid on savings has an interest in the number being large, and every judgement call in the report bends the same way. A flat price means the realization adjustment can be conservative without costing us anything.
What if we act on nothing
Then you have paid for a list and an argument, and both are still yours. There is no clawback and no minimum action. The second run tells you what changed anyway.
Does the price rise with our bill
Only at a tier boundary, and the boundaries are on this page. A tier is about the size of the estate we are reading, not the size of the saving we find in it.
Can we start with one workspace
That is the recommended way in. One subscription or one Databricks workspace is enough to see whether the check set has anything on you.
What happens between runs
Nothing bills. On the Professional and Enterprise tiers the next run compares against the last, so a fix that was reverted or a workload that regrew shows up as a change rather than as a new finding.
Is there a per-seat cost for the workbook
No. Both artifacts are yours to circulate inside your organisation, including to auditors and to a parent company’s finance function.
The first one is free
One subscription or workspace, the full check set, and the real workbook at the end of it.