An agent built for the way your business works.

Each package covers the deployment of one agent for an agreed business purpose. The package defines its workflows, custom actions, integrations, and handover support. Data access controls, confirmation before important actions, and execution history are included in every package. The comparison tables above show the full scope of each tier.

Pricing is per agent. The deployment fee is not multiplied by the number of users. One agent can serve multiple authorized users, with access permissions and expected usage load agreed during deployment. Additional agents can share your company’s environment, integrations, and document sources, subject to access controls.

AI usage is billed separately through Coryntas. Your pricing schedule specifies the model, billing unit, usage limits, and included operational services. The one-time deployment fee does not cover unlimited usage or indefinite operations. Ongoing charges and service terms need to be agreed as part of your proposal.

The published packages describe target scope. Before signing, we assess your use case and confirm the workflows, action complexity, integrations, and exceptions to be delivered. Data limits, expected load, available tools, and advanced features must be validated for your requirements. Your proposal records the agreed scope and acceptance criteria.

A custom native action is a business operation developed and accepted individually, with defined inputs, rules, and results. The action allowance covers the initial deployment. The action list, complexity, and exception handling are agreed before signing; additional business capabilities can be quoted separately.

Access to the standard platform tool catalog is included and does not use your custom native action allowance. Building custom business logic on those tools still counts toward the development scope. Third-party account subscriptions or API fees, where applicable, are disclosed separately.

Starter tokens are valid for 90 days from acceptance. They apply to the designated standard model in your quote, with input, output, and cached token counting explained explicitly. They do not automatically transfer to every model. The included amounts are 50 million for Entry, 150 million for Standard, and 300 million for Business; Custom is agreed separately.

Storage allowances are measured by the size of your original documents: up to 25 GB for Entry, 500 GB for Standard, and 1 TB for Business. Custom capacity is agreed separately. Indexing, OCR, synchronization, and data processing scope and costs are specified separately. A storage allowance does not mean every uploaded document has already been processed for search.

You can submit a support request at any time. Human support hours and response commitments depend on your package: Entry receives support during business hours, Standard receives priority within those hours, and Business includes a dedicated operations contact and priority handling. Custom support hours and SLAs are defined in the contract. Specific response and resolution commitments are set out in the support policy.

Yes. You can add business capabilities, extend workflows, or deploy another agent with a separate responsibility. New development is quoted as an extension to the agreed scope. Existing integrations, workspace resources, and knowledge sources can be reused where appropriate and permitted by your access controls.

No. Send your use case by email, including the work you want handled, your desired outcome, and the systems involved. We’ll follow up in writing to clarify your requirements and next steps. Training and handover arrangements are agreed within your package’s deployment scope.