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 — 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.