Pricing

Frequently asked questions

Is AIIR really free?

Yes. AIIR is open-source under the Apache 2.0 license. You can use it in production, commercially, forever. No usage limits, no feature gates, no phone-home telemetry.

Do I need Hub or Seed to use AIIR?

No. AIIR is fully self-contained. Receipts are just JSON files; store them however you want. The CLI, VS Code extension, CI integrations, and browser verifier cover the complete local workflow without any hosted dependency.

What makes Hub different from AIIR?

AIIR generates and verifies receipts for individual repos. Hub is the conversation for teams that need shared policy, review, and reporting workflows beyond the local-only path.

What makes Seed different from Hub?

Hub focuses on shared team workflows. Seed focuses on the same proof model under tighter environment constraints, such as offline or otherwise restricted deployments.

What devices can Seed run on?

We scope Seed around environments you already control. Exact target platforms depend on the deployment constraints, security posture, verifier footprint, and support boundary, so we confirm the supported shape during planning rather than publishing a one-size-fits-all matrix.

When should I talk to you about Hub?

Talk to us about Hub when the problem stops being "can one repo prove what happened?" and becomes "how do multiple teams share policy, review queues, reporting, and audit evidence across many repos or environments?"

When should I talk to you about Seed?

Talk to us about Seed when a hosted dependency is not acceptable or the environment has tighter operational constraints, but you still need the same proof model.

Why is there no numeric pricing for Hub and Seed?

Hub and Seed engagements vary significantly by scope, support needs, and environment constraints. We price based on deployment scope, not per-seat access. Contact us and we will scope it together.

Does the VS Code extension replace the CLI?

No. The extension is a local-first interface on top of the same AIIR CLI. It helps you initialize, receipt, verify, inspect, and automate inside one repository and one workspace.

Can Seed run in air-gapped environments?

Seed planning can include air-gapped environments when those constraints are in scope. The exact deployment shape depends on the operating constraints under review. Receipt generation, verification, and policy enforcement remain local-first.

What does "verification scoring" actually measure?

Any workflow-level scoring is about declared-policy adherence, not code quality and not mind-reading. AIIR detection is heuristic-based (see the threat model), so any derived score is an operational signal for review, not a claim that undeclared AI use can be proven from source alone.

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