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Built for Enterprise Value,
Not Seat Pricing
Talos is licensed as enterprise infrastructure that improves engineering productivity, strengthens security posture, and reduces audit and operational risk. Its value is anchored on the compliance posture you enable and the spend it displaces — not on developer headcount alone.
Productivity
Engineering productivity gains that compound across teams
Compliance
Reduced compliance and audit burden in regulated environments
Operational Risk
Lower operational risk and incident impact
Priced By
Compliance Posture
One platform, priced on three layers — a per-seat license, an annual platform fee that scales with the compliance posture you enable, and token-based consumption.
Talos is inference-light: you run inference on your own hardware or your own cloud, so there is no hosted-GPU markup and your code never touches Daedalus infrastructure. Every tier includes the full platform — memory, the Daedalus Knowledge Base, and all three execution modes.
Talos is inference-light: you run inference on your own hardware or your own cloud, so there is no hosted-GPU markup and your code never touches Daedalus infrastructure. Every tier includes the full platform — memory, the Daedalus Knowledge Base, and all three execution modes.
Unregulated / Open
Direct frontier · audit optional
- The full platform — memory, knowledge base, all execution modes
- Shield: direct-provider frontier (Anthropic / OpenAI / Google)
- You pay your model provider directly
- Audit off by default — enable it any time
- The same binary as every regulated tier
For startups, internal tools, and non-production teams.
Pricing: Per-seat, benchmarked against leading enterprise tools — platform fee waived.
Regulated Commercial
SOX · HIPAA · PCI · GDPR · ISO
- Everything in Open, plus the full compliance substrate
- Frontier through your own Bedrock / Vertex AI / Azure OpenAI
- Immutable audit, identity binding, admin-policy floor
- Talos Shield set organization-wide by your admins
- Mandatory isolation with kill-switch rollback
For banks, insurers, and healthcare running on cloud.
Pricing: Per-seat + an annual platform fee that scales with the frameworks you enable.
Air-Gap / Federal
FedRAMP · ITAR · classified
- Everything in Regulated, fully air-gapped
- Frontier disabled — local models on your own GPUs
- Knowledge base stays current via offline update channel
- HSM-backed delivery signing (FIPS 140-2 option)
- Predictable capacity-based throughput — no variable bill
For defense, federal, and the most regulated zones.
Pricing: Per-seat + platform fee, sized to your own-GPU capacity.
Additional Offers
Add-on services available for teams that need deeper customization, deployment support, or enablement.
Industry-specific knowledge modules
Custom agent profile development
On-premises deployment engineering
Team training & onboarding (up to 50 developers)
Transparent Usage,
Predictable Spend
Talos meters token usage at the agent level in every posture — and the same meter feeds your immutable audit trail. In your own cloud you pay your provider directly with a modest metering margin; in regulated and air-gap tiers you buy predictable capacity, not a variable invoice.
Included Usage
Included monthly capacity aligned to typical developer workflows
Clear Overage Rates
Clearly defined overage rates with no hidden multipliers
Advance Visibility
Visibility and alerts before additional usage is incurred
Inference-Light by Design
Talos runs no inference for you. Reasoning happens on infrastructure you already control — local GPUs in your network, or your own AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud account — so there is no hosted-GPU markup, no multi-tenant inference service, and your source code never touches Daedalus infrastructure.
The token meter doubles as an audit artifact: usage is recorded per session, user, workflow, and repository, feeding the same immutable trail your auditors review.
Designed to Deliver
Measurable Return
Talos consolidates tooling, reduces audit preparation effort, improves incident response, and increases productive engineering output—delivering returns that materially exceed platform cost.
Engineering Costs Today
- Fragmented tooling across security, compliance, and productivity
- High audit preparation costs and manual compliance tracking
- Slow incident response and limited visibility
- Underutilized engineering capacity on repetitive tasks
Engineering With Talos
- Higher effective engineering capacity
- Reduced compliance and audit expenditure
- Faster incident resolution and stronger security posture
Start with a Measurable Pilot
Organizations can begin with a limited-scope deployment designed to validate productivity, security, and compliance outcomes before broader rollout.
Pilot deployments are intentionally scoped below typical enterprise procurement thresholds, enabling engineering leadership to validate measurable value before formal platform adoption.
Pilot Characteristics
Single-team deployment
Time-bound evaluation period
Expansion guided by measured results
Pilot success is evaluated through concrete outcomes such as autonomous bug resolution, reduced audit preparation effort, and faster incident response.
Licensing FAQs
Talos prices on three layers: a per-seat license, an annual platform fee that scales with the compliance posture you enable (not headcount), and token-based consumption. Because Talos is inference-light — you run inference on your own hardware or your own cloud — most customers find it budget-neutral or budget-positive once it consolidates tooling and reduces audit-preparation effort.
Yes — there is a per-seat license, benchmarked against leading compliance-positioned enterprise tools. It sits alongside the annual platform/compliance fee and token-based consumption. The platform fee, which scales with your compliance posture and organization size rather than seat count, is where the value is anchored.
Yes. Enterprise pilots are available to validate technical fit, operational impact, and ROI before full-scale deployment.
Billing is handled through standard enterprise agreements with monthly or annual invoicing, designed to fit procurement and finance workflows.
Enterprise-grade support is included with all licenses, ensuring customers have direct access to expertise as they scale usage.
ROI is typically measured through faster delivery timelines, reduced engineering overhead, lower tooling costs, and decreased operational risk, all of which can be evaluated during a pilot.