Register the capabilities your organization needs to understand and govern. Pricing should not encourage shadow inventory.
PRICING
Start with one capability.
Govern the whole AI estate.
Start free and bring real AI capabilities into one governed system. As Commonset expands across your organization, paid plans scale with organizational scope and operating requirements—not with the number of capabilities you choose to govern.
No credit card required.
People should be able to discover and use approved capabilities without turning adoption into a seat-count penalty.
Paid plans are intended to reflect organizational scope, governance depth, and enterprise operating requirements.
PLANS
Use the product before you price the rollout.
Free is for real evaluation. Business and Enterprise pricing remain sales-assisted while we learn which dimensions best track customer value.
Free
$0
For individuals and teams evaluating AI capability management with real work.
- Capability registry and discovery
- Version history and provenance
- Review and approval workflow
- Baseline security and trust analysis
- Provider integrations
- Usage and lifecycle analytics
- Audit history
Start free
No credit card required.
EARLY ACCESS
Business
Early access
For organizations standardizing how capabilities are created, reviewed, connected, and governed across teams.
- Everything in Free, plus
- Multiple teams
- More provider connections
- Admin controls
- Expanded analytics
- Operational visibility
- Priority support
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Pricing is being developed with early customers and design partners.
Enterprise
Custom
For organizations with advanced identity, security, compliance, data-control, or deployment requirements.
- Everything in Business, plus
- SSO / SAML
- SCIM provisioning
- SIEM integrations
- Audit and evidence export
- Retention and data controls
- Deployment and rollout support
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We scope Enterprise around the controls your organization actually requires.
GOVERN MORE, NOT LESS
The pricing model should reinforce the product model.
Commonset is more useful when the organization can see the complete capability estate: what exists, who owns it, what changed, what is approved, and where it is available.
That is why our current direction is organization-level platform pricing rather than a meter on every capability or every person who discovers an approved capability.
Adding another capability should improve visibility, not create a reason to leave it unmanaged.
Governance works better when approved capabilities are easy for the organization to find and use.
Commonset sits above individual AI providers so organizational capability identity can endure as the stack changes.
FAQ
Pricing questions, answered plainly.
Is Commonset free to start?
Yes. When self-service signup is available, you can create an organization and evaluate Commonset without entering a credit card.
Do you charge per capability?
No. Our current pricing direction is deliberately not based on capability count. We want organizations to bring the complete AI capability estate under management.
Do you charge per user?
We do not intend ordinary discovery and use of approved capabilities to become the primary billing unit. We are testing organization-level pricing that better reflects the value of a governed capability layer.
How is Business pricing determined?
Business pricing is currently sales-assisted while we validate which dimensions best correlate with customer value. Our working direction is organization-level platform pricing based on scope and operating requirements rather than a simple per-seat or per-capability fee.
Why do you not publish a Business dollar amount yet?
Because the model is still being validated with real customers. We would rather standardize pricing after we have evidence about adoption, rollout scope, security requirements, and willingness to pay than publish an arbitrary number now.
Can we run a pilot?
Yes. For organizations evaluating Commonset across multiple teams or with security, identity, or procurement requirements, we can define an early-access engagement around a real workflow and clear success criteria.
COMMONSET
Your AI capabilities should not belong to one model.
Create, govern, and understand them in one place.