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Enterprise

Enterprise — talk to us

There is no Enterprise plan to buy, and no list of features waiting behind a form. There is a product that does a specific thing well, published limits you can read, and a person who will tell you honestly whether it fits.

Talk to us

Nothing on this page is sold today. Say what you need and we will tell you whether the product does it, could do it, or does not.

Talk to us about

Every item below is flagged for a reason: none of it exists in the product today. This page is here so you find that out in one minute rather than three meetings.

  • Single sign-on (SAML or OIDC). Not built Sign-in today is a passwordless one-time code or magic link to an email address, for everybody. There is no identity-provider integration in the product.
  • SCIM or directory-driven provisioning. Not built Workspace membership is managed by hand in the dashboard. Nothing syncs from a directory, and there is no automatic deprovisioning when somebody leaves yours.
  • A contractual uptime SLA. Not built The terms offer no availability commitment. If you need one in writing, that is a contract to negotiate, not a checkbox to tick.
  • A negotiated DPA, security review or data residency. Not built The published privacy policy is what exists today. Anything beyond it — your paper, your reviewer's questionnaire, a region commitment — is a conversation.
  • Invoicing, purchase orders or annual terms. Not built Billing is a card on a hosted monthly checkout. Anything else has to be arranged.

What you can have today

Some of what "enterprise" usually means is already here, and some of it you can take without asking.

  • Dedicated URL for every artifact. The same stable artifact URL model as Pro and Team. Enterprise does not add custom domains today.
  • The whole product, source-available and MIT-licensed. Read the implementation and the threat model before you talk to anybody — that is the strongest thing a small vendor can offer a security reviewer, and it costs you nothing.
  • Self-hosting on your own Cloudflare account. The repository deploys as a Worker with your own D1 and R2. Some of what people mean by "enterprise" — our data on our infrastructure — you can simply have, today, without us.
  • Workspaces, roles and a per-artifact access list. Owner, admin, member and viewer inside a workspace; access to each artifact by named identity. Unauthorized and non-existent answer the same 404.
  • Immutable versions and a per-artifact view log. Every re-publish is a new version with its own URL, rollback is one click, and the log names who opened what, when and which version.

How the conversation goes

Tell us what you actually need and roughly how many people. If the product already does it, we will say so and point you at a plan you can buy yourself. If it does not, we will tell you that too rather than sell you a roadmap — and if it is something we were going to build anyway, knowing you need it moves it up.

A person answers by email. There is no sales sequence and no automatic reply.

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