Pricing
Priced against how you work — not a tier you grow into.
Search Intelligence is in early access: its planned plans are shown below, and checkout is limited to approved early-access accounts. Everything else is licensed per organization through a conversation. This page shows both: the plans, and the model: what an engagement looks like, what it is priced on, and what happens after you ask.
Licensed per organization — talk to us.
Per-seat licensing, metered services, and white-label terms are all quoted directly; nothing here is self-serve checkout. The one exception is Search Intelligence, whose planned plans are shown below while it is in early access. Everything else carries no numbers here — not because they are hidden, but because every engagement is quoted against your actual seats, usage, and deployment model rather than a tier you have to grow into.
Search Intelligence
Early access plans.
Read-only Google Search Console data for the AI assistants you authorize. Search Intelligence is in early access: the plans and prices below are what is planned for launch, early access is limited to approved accounts, and an approved account gets a 7-day free trial.
Early access. Plans and prices shown are planned for launch; checkout is limited to approved early-access accounts.
Individual
$9.99/monthplanned launch price
1 property, 1 AI assistant
Early access is limited. An approved account gets a 7-day free trial. Planned launch price: $9.99/month.
Professional
$19.99/monthplanned launch price
5 properties, 3 AI assistants
Early access is limited. An approved account gets a 7-day free trial. Planned launch price: $19.99/month.
Agency
$49.99/monthplanned launch price
25 properties, unlimited AI assistants
Early access is limited. An approved account gets a 7-day free trial. Planned launch price: $49.99/month.
Engagement models
Four ways a conversation starts.
Not feature tiers — there are none. These are the shapes an engagement actually takes, each ending in a quote against how you really work.
AI Workforce
Planned — not yet offeredAI employees licensed to your organization and governed from day one, once a role is ready to license.
Teams that want a specific role staffed — intake, claims analysis, compliance — without adopting the whole platform at once.
How it’s structured
- Per-seat licensing per role, per organization
- Metered services where a role consumes them (lookups, documents, analyses)
- Explicit plan limits enforced as you use them, not reconciled at month end
Every AI Workforce role is still in development, so none can be licensed yet. A demo walks through where each role stands today.
Platform & enterprise
Custom engagementRun the operating platform itself — identity, licensing, governance, deployment, and audit for your whole organization.
Organizations that need the employment infrastructure, not just an employee: multiple roles, multiple teams, central governance.
How it’s structured
- Organization-level licensing across the roles and products you adopt
- Deployment model (shared platform or dedicated instance) set at approval time
- Every license carries explicit limits — seats, usage, environments
Enterprise engagements are sized to your actual operation in a conversation, because the approval process is the product — there is no tier to grow into.
White-label & partner
Early conversationsPut your brand on the workforce — branded instances, partner referral tracking, and your own commercial motion.
Partners and resellers who want to sell governed AI employees under their own name, with Pax Equitas as the platform behind them.
How it’s structured
- Partner terms are quoted per engagement — commercial tiers are not published
- Branding, domain, and product naming configured per organization through White-Label Studio
- The same readiness checks and approvals apply under any brand
The partner program is taking applications; commercial terms are settled in the application conversation, not on this page.
Developer & API
Planned — not yet offeredBuild on the same APIs that power our own consoles — documented, versioned, and honestly labeled by build status.
Engineering teams that want to integrate the workforce or platform data into their own systems.
How it’s structured
- Commercial API access is not yet offered, except Search Intelligence in early access (its planned plans are shown above) — the developer surface documents what exists and what is design-stage
- Register interest through the docs; test access follows the platform's approval process when it ships
The Developer Center is deliberately candid about which API surfaces are built versus specified. Nothing is sold against a design document.
A handful of standalone products carry their own purchase paths on their own properties; those remain theirs. Apart from Search Intelligence (in early access), everything offered on this site goes through the approval-based licensing process above — no module is separately purchasable just because it has a page.
Why no price grid
Only products verified as ready can be licensed here: a product that is not ready cannot be sold, and the system itself enforces that rule. A public price on something we will not yet license would be fiction — so a price appears only when checkout does.
The same honesty applies in your favor: apart from Search Intelligence's early-access checkout, payment alone never switches anything on — a person approves every deployment — and every license carries limits you agreed to rather than limits discovered on an invoice. For everything licensed through a conversation, the absence of a buy button is the governance story, visible.
Pricing FAQ
Asked by every serious evaluator.
Why do only some products have a published price?
Search Intelligence is the one product with a self-serve checkout, which is in early access (checkout is limited to approved early-access accounts), so its planned launch prices are shown on this page. Everything else requires approval and is quoted per organization against your actual seats, usage, and deployment model, because published numbers nobody can check out against would be decorative.
Is there a free trial or self-serve checkout?
For Search Intelligence, early access is limited to approved accounts, and an approved account gets a 7-day free trial. The prices shown are planned launch prices. For every other product, no. Every license is issued after a conversation, and payment alone never switches anything on. A person approves every deployment. Evaluation in a test environment happens inside that engagement, not through a credit-card form.
Can I buy a single module or product on its own?
Some products are licensed individually; others are platform capabilities that are not sold separately. What can be licensed is controlled by each product's verified readiness. A product that is not ready cannot be sold, and the system itself enforces that rule.
What does requesting a demo commit me to?
Nothing. A demo request creates an inquiry that a human follows up on. There is no automated outreach sequence behind the form, and no obligation attached to the conversation.
How is white-label or partner pricing structured?
Partner commercial terms are set per engagement in the application conversation. We do not publish illustrative commissions or partner tiers, because every number on this site should be one you can actually sign for.
Start the conversation.
Fifteen minutes to match plan limits to your actual operation — that is the whole barrier to entry.