Production governance pricing
without surprise bills
Price the governed workflow, not just the telemetry exhaust. KLA is sized around execution control, rollout scope, retention needs, and deployment pattern so teams can budget with confidence.
Pilot
One governed workflow delivered in four weeks
per AI application or governed workflow
- One live workflow connected to KLA
- Policy checkpoints and human approval routing
- Execution lineage and trust-review deliverables
- Shared rollout review with platform, security, and risk stakeholders
- Govern-in-place deployment option
- Dedicated pilot cadence
Production
Predictable pricing for governed enterprise deployments
per AI application or model
- Entity-based pricing instead of trace-based surprise bills
- Policy-as-code controls and approval workflows
- Configurable execution lineage retention
- Unlimited internal reviewers and operators
- SSO, custom policy packs, and dedicated support
- Framework mapping for trust and compliance teams
Enterprise
For complex control environments and sovereign deployment needs
per governed estate
- VPC or on-premise deployment patterns
- Long-retention execution lineage and custom controls
- Advanced identity, tenant, and residency requirements
- Cross-team operating model and rollout support
- Premium support and SLA options
- Multi-region or sovereign architecture guidance
What changes the commercial scope
KLA pricing is usually shaped by the number of governed workflows or models, the depth of execution control you need, retention requirements, and whether you want govern-in-place or more managed deployment patterns.
Managed review operations
Operational support for approval queues, rollout governance, and pilot execution.
From EUR 5,000/month
Extended lineage retention
Long-term retention for high-assurance workflows and internal evidence obligations.
EUR 500/TB/month
Premium support
High-touch support for production change windows and incident response.
EUR 2,000/month
FAQ
How does pricing scale?
KLA prices by governed entity such as an AI application, model, or workflow rather than raw trace volume. That keeps budgets predictable as adoption grows.
Does the pilot become shelfware?
The pilot is designed to become the first production-ready governed workflow. The output is a working control path, not a one-off assessment.
Can we start by governing our existing stack?
Yes. Many teams begin with govern-in-place deployment patterns and instrument current agent frameworks before standardising further.
Do trust and compliance teams still get what they need?
Yes. KLA generates execution lineage that can be mapped to internal controls and external frameworks after capture.
Do you support private deployment models?
Yes. Enterprise plans can support VPC and on-premise deployment patterns depending on your architecture and trust requirements.