Pricing

Public. Self-serve. No gauntlet.

Necessary, not persuasive. The number belongs on the page, and the engine makes its own case before a human is involved.

Public pricing

The number is on the page, not behind “contact sales.”

A self-serve way in

Let the engine make its own case before a human is ever involved.

No SDR gauntlet

No countdown timers, no manufactured urgency. The absence is the message.

A live demonstration

Point Crift at a hard problem and watch the map build, gaps and all.

We don't sell. We get adopted.

There's no sales team to outlast and no quote to pry loose. The price is public, the way in is self-serve, and the engine makes its own case before a human is ever involved. No sales team, just a product that survives the evaluation.

Questions, answered.

How much does Crift cost?

Pricing is being finalized. When it lands, the number will be on the page, public, not behind “contact sales.” Talk to us in the meantime and we'll be straight about where it's headed.

Is there a sales process?

No SDR gauntlet and no manufactured urgency. There's a self-serve way in, and the engine makes its own case before a human is ever involved. We don't sell; we get adopted.

Can I try it before committing?

Yes. A self-serve path lets the product make its own case on a real problem: a product built to survive the evaluation.

Pricing structure is being finalized. Talk to us and we'll be straight about where it lands.