Plans are priced on the domains you monitor and the seats you need. Tell us the shape of your team and you will have a number the same week.
An innovation, strategy or IP team that owns its own pipeline.
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Up to 5 seats
The whole organisation, with governance that matches it.
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Unlimited seats
The line between plans is drawn at governance. Team runs the workflow that turns a finding into a pilot; Enterprise adds the agents and the people who run the process with you.
| Capability | Team | Enterprise |
|---|---|---|
| Seats | Up to 5 | Unlimited |
| IRIS monitoring | ||
| ARIA conviction reports | ||
| Evidence trail | ||
| Agent Studio: a question to any agent | ||
| Venture Clienting workflow | ||
| Portfolio exposure reporting | ||
| Agents running inside your workflows | ||
| Idea management hub | ||
| Human-plus-AI engagement | ||
| Analyst support |
The ones that come up in the first call, answered before it.
Every plan is priced on the domains you monitor and the seats you need, and the Enterprise plan includes analyst time. Tell us the shape of your team and you will have a number the same week.
Before TrakIntel scores anything, it learns your products, markets, business units, priorities, live initiatives and approved technology boundaries. The same development can be critical to one company and irrelevant to another, and the score reflects that.
Agent Studio is where you put a question to an agent and read the evidence it brings back. It is on every plan, because it is how a new user learns what the platform can do. The multi-agentic suite is the same six agents running inside your governed workflows: drafting the shortlist, building the evaluation, updating the evidence trail without being asked. That is Enterprise, because it needs your workflows, your approvers and your context set up first.
No. Agents support the workflow: they detect, explain, search, compare and assess. Every action that moves a proof of concept forward is approved by a named person and recorded.
You bring a real use case: a domain you monitor, a pilot you are trying to run, a question the board asked. We load your context and run it through the systems live, so you see your answer rather than ours.
That is the usual path. Most enterprise customers began with a single team on a single domain, then extended the workflow to the business units that were asking for pilots.
Run your use case on the platform first. If the answer is worth a conversation, the pricing conversation is a short one.
No confidential or proprietary information is required for the initial walkthrough.
