Pricing

Free to own. Help when you want it.

No per-seat or per-agent fees, and no markup on your model traffic. You pay your model providers and cloud directly, and us only for running it or supporting it.

  • Open source

    $0

    forever, MPL-2.0

    Self-host anywhere you run Node and Postgres 16.

  • Cloud

    Talk to us

    run by us

    We run it for you. Move into your account any time.

  • Dedicated

    Talk to us

    annual

    Your own deployment in your AWS account, run with us.

  • Enterprise

    Custom

    annual

    Dedicated, plus identity, audit and governance controls.

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Apps
Workforce, Assistants, Software Factory, GTM
Custom apps
IntegrationsAllAllAllAll
Trust
Human review and earned autonomy
Run records and cost per run
Per-workspace encryption keys
Deployment
Who runs itYouUsUs, in your AWSUs, in your AWS
Your own AWS account
Data residencyYour choiceComingComing
Enterprise
SSO and SCIMComingComingComing
Audit log export to SIEMComingComing
Customer-managed keysYour KMSComingComing
Multiple orgs with row-level securityComing
Model governanceComing
Support
SupportCommunityEmailNamed teamNamed team
Uptime SLAComingComing

Coming: in active work. We will tell you when each one lands.

Ownership

What you pay for, and what stays yours.

Models and cloud, at your rates

Model usage and infrastructure stay on your own accounts. Vocion records the cost of each turn, mission and build per workspace.

MPL-2.0, plainly

Changes to Vocion's own files stay open if you distribute them. The agents, apps and integrations you write are yours to keep private.

No lock-in

If you stop working with us, it keeps running. There was never a framework fee to stop paying.

Get started

See Vocion run your team's real work.

Bring one job your team does every week. In the demo we walk through it on sample data shaped like yours, with the record it keeps.

For your team: a demo built around your job, on sample data.

For your engineers

Run it yourself

The requirements, the AWS path and the repo.