AnantState
Pricing

An annual enterprise subscription, scoped to what you model.

AnantState is enterprise software, deployed in your own infrastructure and licensed as an annual subscription. We do not publish prices and we do not quote before we understand the scope. What we can tell you now is how it is shaped, so a first conversation starts from the same place.

How it is shaped

  • Commercial model

    Annual subscription

    One agreement, one annual term. It is not a metered service and not a per-query charge: reasoning has no meter, so the cost does not move with how much you ask.

  • Where it runs

    In your infrastructure

    The platform is deployed into your own cloud account or network. The subscription licenses the software and its support; the infrastructure it runs on is yours. See deployment.

  • Scope

    Scoped to what you model

    Scope follows the domains and the items you put on the platform, so it grows as your estate does. We want everyone who needs the queue to see it, so it is not built around counting users.

  • Where to start

    One domain

    The smallest purchase is one domain. We would rather you evaluate narrowly and succeed than buy broadly and stall, and we expand scope only after the first model record has been read.

What to expect

  1. A working session

    Your domain, your decision, your time frame. See get started.

  2. A model record

    The deliverable of the evaluation: error at each distance ahead against “nothing changes”, including where it loses.

  3. A scoped proposal

    Domains, items, edition and support, as one annual figure, shaped by what the record showed.

  4. Your review

    Bring procurement, security and the person who has to sign. The tenancy, audit and deployment answers are demonstrable.

What we will not do

Want a number you can defend internally before talking to anyone? Use the break-even calculator. It needs your inputs, shows every assumption, and lets you enter an annual subscription figure of your own so you can see the net.

Tell us the domain and the decision

We will tell you what a first scope looks like and what it would take to prove it.